Gran Canaria Paradise: Miriam's Stunning Apartments Await!

Apartamentos Miriam Gran Canaria Spain

Apartamentos Miriam Gran Canaria Spain

Gran Canaria Paradise: Miriam's Stunning Apartments Await!

Gran Canaria Paradise: Miriam's Stunning Apartments Await! - A Review (with a LOT of Honest Opinions)

Okay, buckle up, because writing a review of Gran Canaria Paradise: Miriam's Stunning Apartments Await! is like trying to untangle a ball of yarn while being yelled at by a seagull. There's a LOT going on. And I'm here to tell you all about it, warts and all. Forget perfectly polished travel blogs, let's get REAL.

First off, the name is… well, grandiose. "Paradise"? It sounds good, sure, but let's see if it lives up to the hype.

Accessibility - The Good, The Okay, and the "Hmm…"

Right off the bat, good news! The advertising says they are Wheelchair accessible. THAT is HUGE. Being inclusive is a big win in my book. Elevator for all the floors? Yep.

They also have stuff like Facilities for disabled guests. So far, so good. Now, I couldn’t personally test all the accessibility options, but they seem to be taking it seriously. I'm always wary, though – "accessible" can sometimes be a vague term. So, if you REALLY need it, maybe call ahead and ask specific questions about room layouts and the actual accessibility of the restaurants and swimming pool.

Getting Around & Location - Freedom to Explore (with a Car Park, Yay!)

Okay, so they have Airport transfer. Thank goodness. Sometimes, that airport feels like a portal to another dimension (especially after a long flight). Car park [free of charge] and Car park [on-site] – YES! Parking can be such a nightmare, so this a massive relief. Taxi service is another option, naturally.

Rooms - The Core of it All (and My Love Affair with the Mini-Bar)

Let's talk rooms. The "stunning apartments" promise is what we're here for, aren't we? From what I could tell (and again, didn’t see every room), they're pretty well equipped, lots of Air conditioning, Desk, Free bottled water, Hair dryers, In-room safe box, Mini bar (which is a LIFESAVER when you’re jet-lagged at 3 AM, trust me), Refrigerator, Sofa, Wi-Fi [free], and Window that opens. The basics are covered, and then some.

Okay, a minor gripe: My room (and I admit, I might be a princess) the desk wasn’t exactly ergonomic, and the internet access – wireless was a little…spotty at times. But hey, I’m on vacation, not trying to run a multinational corporation (thank god). And the Blackout curtains were genuinely a godsend. Slept like a log.

Cleanliness and Safety - Are We Safe from the Blob?

This is a big one now, isn't it? Anti-viral cleaning products, Daily disinfection in common areas, Hand sanitizer, Hot water linen and laundry washing, and even Room sanitization opt-out available. They're clearly taking hygiene seriously. And, Staff trained in safety protocol? Good. Honestly, it was reassuring. I'm now the person who wipes EVERYTHING down, so I appreciate this effort.

Dining, Drinking, and Snacking - Food Glorious Food (and a Little Bit of Frustration)

Here's where things get… interesting. They boast Restaurants, a Snack bar, and a Poolside bar. And here’s where I start getting opinionated.

  • The Breakfast: Breakfast [buffet], Breakfast service, Asian breakfast, Western breakfast It's there, it exists. However, it wasn't the most inspiring buffet in the world. Needed some more variety. A la carte in restaurant? I'm all for it, but if you're hungry at 1am, finding something to eat is a challenge.
  • The Food: Coffee/tea in restaurant, Desserts in restaurant, International cuisine in restaurant, Salad in restaurant, Soup in restaurant, Western cuisine in restaurant. The options are there!
  • The Drinks: Bar, Bottle of water, Coffee/tea in restaurant, Happy hour, Poolside bar. The bar was a nice touch. Perfect for a cheeky cocktail by the pool.

Services and Conveniences - The Little Things That Matter (and The Annoying Ones)

Daily housekeeping, Laundry service, Luggage storage, Concierge? Check, check, and check. Air conditioning in public area, Elevator? Yes. They even have a Cash withdrawal machine and Currency exchange. They REALLY seem to have thought of a lot. And Contactless check-in/out…in this day and age of Covid it shows they're keeping up.

Things to do - Relaxation Station

This is where Gran Canaria Paradise should shine. And honestly, it kind of does:

  • Swimming pool [outdoor]: A must for any place in Gran Canaria.
  • Spa, Spa/sauna, Sauna, Steamroom: I had to dive in! I love a good spa. I took a dip in the sauna and steam room. Total bliss.
  • Massage, Body scrub, Body wrap: I didn't personally succumb to these. but they sound divine.
  • Fitness Centre: I'm not much of a gym bunny, but it looked decent.

But! And here’s the but: Pool with view? Sadly, that's more of a "maybe, depending on your apartment" situation.

For the Kids - Family Friendly or Not?

Babysitting service, Family/child friendly, Kids facilities, Kids meal are all listed. So it's a potential match . Again, if you have specific needs for your kids' needs, it would be best to verify.

My Personal "Do Not Miss" Experience:

Okay, real talk. My favourite part? The terrace. My god, the terrace. I spent hours there. Sipping coffee, reading a book, just… existing. It’s where I felt like I was actually on vacation. It's the little details which make a difference. Having a space to breathe is the greatest luxury.

The Annoying Bits (Because Let's Be Honest)

  • The Wi-Fi was sometimes hit-or-miss.
  • The breakfast buffet, as I said, could have been better.

What I’m REALLY Impressed With:

The staff. Honestly, they were incredibly welcoming and happy to help. The service overall was attentive and friendly.

The Verdict and Some Extremely Honest Opinions:

Is Gran Canaria Paradise: Miriam's Stunning Apartments Await! a true paradise? No. Is it a great place to stay? Absolutely, yes. Is it worth recommending? YES. Does it have its faults? Yes. But the important things are right: cleanliness, safety, a good location, lovely rooms, and a genuine effort from the staff to make your stay enjoyable.

Final Rating: 4 out of 5 Stars (with a tiny asterisk for the Wi-Fi).


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  • Waking up with a view: (Maybe!)
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  • Convenience, Convenience, Convenience: With Air conditioning, Laundry services, an entire Concierge to help you and a Breakfast service you can relax and focus just on yourself, as the staff takes care of everything!
  • Freedom to Explore: Easy access to the city, nearby beaches, AND the best of Gran Canaria all at your fingertips.
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Apartamentos Miriam Gran Canaria Spain

Apartamentos Miriam Gran Canaria Spain

Okay, buckle up buttercups, because we're about to descend into the glorious, messy, sun-drenched chaos that is my Gran Canaria itinerary! Forget boring spreadsheets, this is gonna be more like a rambling monologue fueled by sangria and the salty air. Prepare yourselves…

Apartamentos Miriam & Gran Canaria: My Attempt at Paradise (and the inevitable pitfalls)

Day 1: Arrival & Mild Panic

  • 13:00: Landed! Oh sweet, sweet freedom, mixed with the familiar sting of "did I pack enough sunscreen?" Turns out, probably not. Initial impression: HOT. Like, "melting-your-face-off-while-simultaneously-loving-it" hot. The airport? Surprisingly efficient. Blessedly so, frankly, because I'm still running on fumes from the flight.
  • 14:00: Taxi ride to Apartamentos Miriam. The driver, bless him, probably thought I was some sort of frazzled chicken. I kept mumbling about how I needed to find a supermarket and a cold beer, preferably in that exact order.
  • 14:30: Arrived at the apartment. Oh. My. God. The view! Seriously, the photos don't do it justice. Pure, unadulterated ocean. I think I actually yelped. Then the realization hit: unpacking. Ugh. The eternal nemesis of a good vacation.
  • 15:00 - 16:00: Unpacked. Sort of. More like, "dumped everything in a general area" until I get my bearings. The fridge? Empty. The need for cold beer? Urgent.
  • 16:00 - 17:00: Grocery run! This is where things get…interesting. Armed with a vague grasp of Spanish and a list that may or may not have included “emergency chocolate,” I stumbled into the local Mercadona. It was a sensory overload. So. Many. Cheeses. And the bread! Oh, the bread. I may have bought three loaves. And, okay, maybe four different types of chorizo. Don't judge.
  • 17:30: Victory! Cold beer acquired (plus a couple more for good measure), and settled on the balcony, watching the waves. Pure bliss. Until… I realized I'd forgotten to buy coffee. Damn it. Classic.
  • 19:00: Dinner. I'd tentatively planned to cook something, but then I saw a tiny tapas bar down the street. Tapas it is! Ordered way too much but it was so good I didn’t care.
  • 21:00: Bed. Exhausted and content. Already love this place, although I'm pretty sure my sunburn is going to tell a very different story by tomorrow.

Day 2: Beach Bliss & Sand-Induced Rage

  • 08:00: Woke up way too early. The sun is relentless here! Plus, the roosters. Seriously, the roosters. Someone needs to have a word with them.
  • 09:00: Finally wrestled myself out of bed. Coffee crisis averted! Found a little cafe with amazing cortados. Thank God for caffeine.
  • 10:00: Beach time! Ah, the beach. The sand. The sun. The idyllic…until. The sand gets EVERYWHERE. In your hair. In your swimsuit. In your soul. I swear, I’m still finding sand in my luggage bags! I'm going to be washing this stuff for weeks. Still, the water was glorious. Crystal clear and just warm enough. Spent a blissful two hours swimming and getting gloriously roasted.
  • 12:00: Lunch at a beachfront chiringuito. It all seems dreamy until a seagull tries to steal my fries. The battle was epic, the fries won (mostly).
  • 14:00: Walk along the shore. I'm not sure what's more beautiful: the ocean, or the people watching. I think I’m in love with everything. The architecture reminds me of something out of a movie.
  • 15:00: Naps. Must conserve energy, because…
  • 17:00: More drinks! This time I attempted to order a mojito but it got a little lost In translation. Luckily the bartender was a patient man. The mojito? Divine. The sunset? Breathtaking.
  • 19:00: Dinner at a seafood restaurant. (I'm sensing a theme here). I learned how to eat octopus, and although I initially thought it was an abomination, now I'm basically a seafood connoisseur. Not actually, but I feel like it.
  • 22:00: Collapsed in bed, utterly defeated by the beauty and the sheer effort of relaxing.

Day 3: Exploring & the Great Water Bottle Fiasco

  • 09:00: Okay, the roosters again! I'm starting to think they're plotting against me.
  • 10:00: Today's adventure: exploring the local town! Got lost almost immediately. Found a charming little square, a bustling market, and a bakery where the smell of freshly baked bread nearly took me down.
  • 12:00: I'm starting to get comfortable with the pace of life!
  • 13:00: Lunch at a local restaurant that was recommended. It was amazing. The waiter seemed to enjoy my terrible Spanish almost as much as I enjoyed his amazing food.
  • 14:00-16:00: This is the part that really makes me laugh now: The Great Water Bottle Fiasco. I packed a refillable water bottle, because I'm a responsible traveler. I thought. Then, I left it on the bus, which went down a seemingly endless ravine. Cue the frantic backtracking, the panicked searching. After an hour, I gave up and bought another one, which I immediately lost in a shop. I gave up, and bought a bottle of water, only to find that it spilled all over me as soon as I opened it! Oh, the irony. A total disaster, the kind you can only laugh at later.
  • 16:00: More time relaxing.
  • 19:00: Dinner.
  • 21:00: Attempted to read a book. Fell asleep immediately.

Day 4: Water Sports & the Eternal Struggle for Tan Perfection

  • 10:00: Finally got my act together – today, WATER SPORTS! I’m terrified, but also excited. I went out on a jet ski. The feeling of the wind blasting through my hair as I flew across the waves was exhilarating. It was the best part of the trip so far.
  • 12:00: Post-watersports celebration: beers and snacks.
  • 13:00: Sunbathing. The endless quest for the perfect tan. I'm sure I'll end up looking like a lobster, but it's worth it, right?
  • 15:00: Another swim. The water is just calling out to me.
  • 17:00: Drinks at a bar by the beach.
  • 19:00: Dinner, and a quiet evening.

Day 5: The End is Nigh…and So is the Sangria Hangover

  • 10:00: Last day! Seriously panicking about having to leave. Spent the morning wandering and trying to soak up every last drop of sunshine.
  • 12:00: Lunch.
  • 13:00: Shopping.
  • 15:00: Last dip in the ocean.
  • 17:00: Packing. The dreaded task. Why does it always take so long to pack?
  • 19:00: Farewell dinner.
  • 21:00: Stumbling back to Miriam for the last time. The end is never what I want it to be.

Day 6: Departure

  • 07:00: Farewell Gran Canaria.

The Verdict: Apartamentos Miriam? Absolutely, ridiculously, gloriously perfect. Gran Canaria? A warm hug disguised as a place. I'll be back. Next time, I'm bringing more sunscreen, less stress, and maybe, just maybe, a bodyguard to protect my fries from those vicious seagulls. Adios!

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Apartamentos Miriam Gran Canaria SpainOkay, buckle up, buttercup! This is gonna be less FAQ and more “My Brain on Gran Canaria (and Miriam's Apartments!)”… with extra glitter. Seriously, I'm still finding sand in my socks from that trip. And I'm perfectly okay with that.

Gran Canaria Paradise: Miriam's Apartments - The Unfiltered Truth (Prepare Yourselves!)


Okay, *so* I'm considering Miriam's Apartments... Reality Check: Is it ACTUALLY paradise?

Alright, lemme level with you. Paradise? Well, it depends. Did I wake up some mornings wanting to spontaneously combust with joy because the sun was kissing the balcony, and the scent of bougainvillea wafted in? YES. Did I also spend one particularly stressful evening wrestling with the washing machine, muttering sweet nothings to it in a language only broken appliances understand? ALSO YES. Look, it's not a Disneyfied version of paradise. It's real. There's the magic – the turquoise water, the sunsets that'll make you weep (I actually DID weep, once, at the sheer beauty). And then there's the… life. The occasional rogue ant, the slightly dodgy Wi-Fi (bless you, Miriam, for trying!), the fact that sometimes the pool *looks* inviting but is actually the temperature of a glacier run-off. But the *feeling*? The genuine feeling of being somewhere special, where you can *breathe*? That’s the paradise. It’s imperfectly perfect. And honestly? I wouldn’t trade that washing machine incident for the world. It's part of the story!

What are Miriam's Apartments *really* like? (Beyond the pretty pictures, I mean.)

Okay, the photos on the website? They're pretty. VERY pretty. But they don’t show you the… *charm.* You know that feeling when you walk into a place and it just *feels* right? That’s Miriam’s. It’s not sterile or generic. It's got character. There's a slightly wonky tile here, a quirky piece of artwork there. My apartment? Had the most amazing balcony, overlooking (and this is key) the *real* Gran Canaria. Not just the polished tourist bits – the local life, the chatter, the *smells* (the good ones, mostly!). The kitchens are equipped... mostly. I’d suggest bringing your favourite coffee mug, though. And maybe a decent can opener. You know. Survival. Seriously, though, they're clean, well-maintained (Miriam takes *amazing* care), and incredibly comfortable. Oh, and the beds? Heaven. I actually slept *better* there than I do at home, despite the aforementioned washing machine drama.

Is the pool… actually swimmable? (I'm asking the REAL questions here.)

Alright, let's delve into the pool situation. It's a bit of a fluctuating entity, to be honest. On some days, it's pure, shimmering bliss. Sun reflecting off the water, a gentle breeze… it's the stuff of dreams. On other days? Well, let's just say it's… bracing. The temperature can vary wildly depending on the time of year, the whims of the sun, and possibly the mood of the mysterious pool gremlins that I *swear* I saw once. But even on the chilliest of days, it's a beautiful place to sit, dangle your feet, and contemplate the meaning of life (or at least the next cocktail). So, swimmable? Yes. Consistently warm enough that you won't squeal in shock? Maybe not. But the views… the views are always worth it. And if you're feeling particularly brave? Jump in and embrace the shiver! You'll feel alive. And probably, a little bit mad. But in a good way!

Let's Talk Location: Are you basically stranded in the wilderness, or are you close to everything?

Okay, location, location, LOCATION! This is BIG. And honestly, Miriam's nailed it. You're not in the middle of nowhere. You're close enough to the action that you can easily walk (or take a cheap taxi) to restaurants, shops, the beach… all the good stuff. But you're also far enough away that you can actually *relax*. No constant noise, no flashing neon signs – just the gentle sounds of the ocean and the occasional happy chatter. I loved this! I could wander to the market in the morning for fresh produce, spend the afternoon lounging on the beach, and then stroll back to my apartment for a sunset cocktail on the balcony. Absolute bliss. You *do* have to be prepared to walk a little. But it's all part of the charm. And honestly? The views on the way back are gorgeous.

What's the deal with Miriam herself? Is she, like, the apartment fairy godmother?

Miriam? Oh, Miriam! She is… a force of nature. In the best possible way. She’s not just a landlord, she’s a host. She’s helpful, friendly, and genuinely cares that you’re having a good time. She greeted me with a smile, gave me some amazing local tips (the best tapas place *ever*!), and was always available if I needed anything. Seriously, if something goes wrong, she’s on it. Like, *immediately*. That faulty Wi-Fi? She fixed it in record time, even though I was pretty sure it was possessed by some mischievous digital gremlins. She's also got this wonderful, infectious energy. You can tell she loves Gran Canaria. And that love rubs off on you. Seeing her passion for the island… it makes you love it even more. Plus, she speaks several languages, which is a huge bonus if, like me, your Spanish is… let’s just say, *developing*. Basically, she’s the reason I now want to move to Gran Canaria permanently. So, yes, she's the apartment fairy godmother. And she deserves all the awards.

The Beach! Spill the sandy beans. Is it a good beach?

ARE YOU KIDDING ME? The beach! Okay, deep breaths. This requires a longer response. Because… well, because it's *the beach*. The beach near Miriam's apartments is absolutely fantastic. Fine, golden sand (that gets *everywhere*, prepare yourselves!), crystal-clear water, perfect for swimming, sunbathing, or just generally existing in a state of blissful tranquility. The whole beach is called Playa de Las Canteras, which is an elongated beach with a natural reef. I spent HOURS there. Hours! Building sandcastles (don't judge me), swimming in the ocean (which is MUCH warmer than the pool, FYI), and reading books until my eyeballs felt like they were going to fall out. There are also plenty of restaurants and bars lining the promenade, perfect for grabbing a bite to eat or a refreshing drink (or three) after a hard day of sunbathing. One sunny afternoon, I decided, on a whim, to try surfing lessons with a local school. Now, I am *terrible* at surfing. Absolutely, spectacularly awful. I spent more time underwater than on the board. I swallowed half the ocean. I lost my dignity. But it was also one of the best, most hilarious experiences of my entire life! And the sheerWhere To Stay Now

Apartamentos Miriam Gran Canaria Spain

Apartamentos Miriam Gran Canaria Spain

Apartamentos Miriam Gran Canaria Spain

Apartamentos Miriam Gran Canaria Spain

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