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Lopesan Villa del Conde Resort & Thalasso

Meloneras, Spain · 5-star Hotel Price swings 420%

Lopesan Villa del Conde after dark, its frontage modelled on a Canarian town square
Lopesan Villa del Conde after dark, its frontage modelled on a Canarian town square
USD 185 a night, the cheapest we have seen it ≈ €165

USD 185-1304 · usually USD 266 · looked up 81 times · worth it in its quiet season

≈ €165 - ≈ €1,166 · usually ≈ €238

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Lopesan Villa del Conde Resort & Thalasso in photographs

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The dining room at OVO, the restaurant at Lopesan Villa del Conde, looking out to the squareWicker pendants and coral chairs in a restaurant at Lopesan Villa del Conde, set before serviceOne of the six pools at Lopesan Villa del Conde at dusk, the sea behind itThe Meloneras promenade at sunset, a short walk from Lopesan Villa del CondeThe pool at Lopesan Villa del Conde after sunset, a new moon over the seaThe Lopesan Villa del Conde lobby, built as a full-scale copy of a Canarian village churchThe gym at Lopesan Villa del Conde, under the arches and with room to use itThe Corallium thalasso circuit at Lopesan Villa del Conde - seawater rather than a token treatment roomGrilled octopus at OVO, Lopesan Villa del CondeSea bass with potato and a vegetable brunoise at OVO, Lopesan Villa del CondeDessert at OVO, Lopesan Villa del CondeTables set out on the square at sunset, Lopesan Villa del Conde at MelonerasThe lagoon pool at Lopesan Villa del Conde, the replica church towers behind itLoungers and parasols at Lopesan Villa del Conde, the part of the price you either use or waste

When to go

The cheapest month we have found is October, at around USD 222 a night - -16% against what this hotel usually asks.

Where to book

Where a hotel takes bookings on its own site, we send you there first. It is usually the cheapest way in, and the only one where a rewards discount counts.

Our notes

What you get

A five-star resort on the south coast of Gran Canaria, between the Maspalomas dunes reserve and the Pasito Blanco marina, built to mirror a traditional Canarian village - the lobby sits inside a replica of the domed church at Agüimes. It is theatrical and it knows it.

The rooms and the spa

The rooms are spacious and spotlessly clean, and that is genuinely most of what matters. What they lack is finesse. For a five-star property the finish and the detailing are a step behind the standard the rating implies, and you notice it in the small things rather than the big ones.

The gym is a genuine one, which is not always true at a resort this size: a good spread of cardio and resistance kit, and enough floor space that you are not waiting for a machine or working out in somebody's elbow.

The Corallium Thalasso centre is the resort's headline facility and, in our opinion, it is priced above what it delivers. Worth doing once if seawater circuits are the reason you came. Not worth building the trip around at the rates they ask.

Around it

Meloneras itself is a promenade town: the boardwalk runs east toward Maspalomas lighthouse and the dunes, which are a protected nature reserve and about as un-resort-like a landscape as you will find a ten-minute walk from a buffet. Pasito Blanco marina sits the other way.

The dunes are the thing to plan around. Go at either end of the day - the light is the whole point, and the middle of the day in high summer is punishing.

Eating here

OVO is the resort's own restaurant and it is decent rather than exciting: modern upscale cooking, Spanish in character, competently done. Nobody will be disappointed and nobody will be talking about it a month later.

⚠ Breakfast is the weak point, and it is worth planning around. The standard buffet has plenty of choice, but the atmosphere is flat and the whole thing is pitched at volume rather than at a five-star guest. The coffee comes out of machines that no one who cares about coffee would choose.

There are two ways around it, and both are worth the money:

Whichever you pick, go and eat at Lopesan Costa Meloneras at least once. Its restaurants are the best in the group and they are a few minutes away. Highly recommended.

Our take

This is the property the whole list was built around. It has been under USD 196 ≈ €175 a night in the right week and over USD 404 ≈ €361 in the wrong one, which is roughly the difference between a five-star resort and a motorway hotel. Nothing about the room changes; only the week does.

In the blog

The colonnade and dome at Lopesan Villa del Conde, Meloneras

Gran Canaria: the resort that started the list

Lopesan Villa del Conde is a five-star resort that costs USD 185 in the right week and USD 1,304 in the wrong one.

2026-09-21 · Meloneras, Gran Canaria

What it costs through the year

Cheapest we have seenUSD 185 ≈ €165
What it usually costsUSD 266 ≈ €238
Dearest we have seenUSD 1,304 ≈ €1,166
Times we looked81
Gap between the two420%
Last checked2026-10-29

EUR figures are indicative conversions of the USD figure at 2026-11-06 (1 USD = 0.8939 EUR), not prices any hotel quoted. The hotel bills in its own currency.

All prices are for two adults over three nights, converted into US dollars at the rate on the day we saw it. They are what we saw on the day, not live availability, and not an offer. How we do it.

Lopesan Villa del Conde after dark, its frontage modelled on a Canarian town square
1 / 15 Lopesan Villa del Conde after dark, its frontage modelled on a Canarian town square
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The dining room at OVO, the restaurant at Lopesan Villa del Conde, looking out to the square
2 / 15 The dining room at OVO, the restaurant at Lopesan Villa del Conde, looking out to the square
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Wicker pendants and coral chairs in a restaurant at Lopesan Villa del Conde, set before service
3 / 15 Wicker pendants and coral chairs in a restaurant at Lopesan Villa del Conde, set before service
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One of the six pools at Lopesan Villa del Conde at dusk, the sea behind it
4 / 15 One of the six pools at Lopesan Villa del Conde at dusk, the sea behind it
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The Meloneras promenade at sunset, a short walk from Lopesan Villa del Conde
5 / 15 The Meloneras promenade at sunset, a short walk from Lopesan Villa del Conde
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The pool at Lopesan Villa del Conde after sunset, a new moon over the sea
6 / 15 The pool at Lopesan Villa del Conde after sunset, a new moon over the sea
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The Lopesan Villa del Conde lobby, built as a full-scale copy of a Canarian village church
7 / 15 The Lopesan Villa del Conde lobby, built as a full-scale copy of a Canarian village church
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The gym at Lopesan Villa del Conde, under the arches and with room to use it
8 / 15 The gym at Lopesan Villa del Conde, under the arches and with room to use it
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The Corallium thalasso circuit at Lopesan Villa del Conde - seawater rather than a token treatment room
9 / 15 The Corallium thalasso circuit at Lopesan Villa del Conde - seawater rather than a token treatment room
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Grilled octopus at OVO, Lopesan Villa del Conde
10 / 15 Grilled octopus at OVO, Lopesan Villa del Conde
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Sea bass with potato and a vegetable brunoise at OVO, Lopesan Villa del Conde
11 / 15 Sea bass with potato and a vegetable brunoise at OVO, Lopesan Villa del Conde
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Dessert at OVO, Lopesan Villa del Conde
12 / 15 Dessert at OVO, Lopesan Villa del Conde
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Tables set out on the square at sunset, Lopesan Villa del Conde at Meloneras
13 / 15 Tables set out on the square at sunset, Lopesan Villa del Conde at Meloneras
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The lagoon pool at Lopesan Villa del Conde, the replica church towers behind it
14 / 15 The lagoon pool at Lopesan Villa del Conde, the replica church towers behind it
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Loungers and parasols at Lopesan Villa del Conde, the part of the price you either use or waste
15 / 15 Loungers and parasols at Lopesan Villa del Conde, the part of the price you either use or waste
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