Stephen C. O'Connell Center

I've stayed at the Melia a number of times over the past 10 years or so, and they have done a lot of work on the building and surrounding property and pool area. My stay was great. The staff here are always lovely, Liam at the front desk was warm and welcoming, and very kind when we were stuck by a snowstorm and were hoping to extend our stay (we couldn't, they were full but he made other local recommendations). The resort fees have become a little steep, particularly because we are often not in the hotel to take advantage of their one hour happy hour between 4:30 and 5:30 and don't make use of the Advent Health Centre spa/gym. The only constructive feedback I have is that our balcony wasn't really usable and we usually enjoy sitting on the Melia balconies for fresh air in the mornings of our stays. We were in an accessible room on the first floor, and you can go out on the balcony, but you're treated to a view of the privacy wall on the bar patio. It blocks all of the natural light into the suite, it's like looking at a brick wall. I haven't chosen an accessible room at the Melia before, but someone had an injury, so we wanted the roll in shower. It's very strange and hopefully not a reflection of how they prioritize the experience of their guests with accessibility requirements.

Very nice small hotel. The Delaney Tavern was a great hotel restaurant to visit and the overall hospitality of the whole property was fantastic!

Room was spotless, staff was amazing, resort was clean and quiet.