Best Hotels in Granadilla de Abona, Spain

Super recommended, the Nest Hostel is located a few steps from the beach and very close to the bus stop. The hostel, in addition to being welcoming, organizes and offers many activities, including excursions, kitesurfing lessons, yoga classes, there is something for all tastes. Also included in the price is an extra-large breakfast with home-made products, such as homemade bread and homemade cakes. Coming to the Nest Hostel was like being in a big family, I will definitely be back!

The restaurant has been renamed and revamped. The gym is brilliant and the air conditioning was very welcome by the end of my workout. The wicker furniture on the Ocean Breeze Terrace needs replacing but does not detract from the overall experience. Some of the entertainment on the Ocean Breeze leaves a lot to be desired as mentioned by a lot of our family and friends. The gardens were the perfect place to hold our Vow Renewal Ceremony and the staff were utterly brilliant, friendly and welcoming. We couldn't have asked for a better venue for our Vow Renewal or a better holiday. Many of our guests were crying when they had to go home. The pool is inviting and the pool activities were great to watch and take part in.

This is a nice hotel in a good location it’s an easy walk to the safari centre and the beach front. This is more of a business hotel although there are plenty of people on holiday using it. The rooms are a good size but basic. The shower was very powerful. The rooms didn’t have balconies but this didn’t bother us. My partner enjoyed the sauna. The roof top pool was nice although the pool and jacuzzi were quite cold but it was October. There were plenty of sun beds with canopies over. The staff were helpful and they had a room for you to leave your bags if you’re flying out late. We didn’t eat in the hotel so can’t comment. You can get a cooked breakfast in various bars and restaurants for about €5. There is no snack bar but there are vending machines and you can buy a coffee etc at reception. We just bought bits at the local supermarket and took it up with us. There are plenty of restaurants and bars at the safari centre and the beachfront some with live music. We really enjoyed the Soul Suite the music was great. We used the buses to get around they are cheap and regular. We visited Adeje and los Chris both lovely but preferred Las Americas as it was bigger and livelier. Visit The Savoy the food is really reasonable and the staff are lovely. Give Veronica’s ***** a miss unless you are 18-20s it’s a bit seedy, a shame coz the bars look fun but there are guys hanging around touting drugs. But don’t be put off coz the rest of las Americas is great. We will definitely go back again.

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My partner and I had a wonderful week here together. The flat was huge, well equipped with everything we needed, and the bed as super comfy. The staff went above and beyond for us to make sure we were happy and had everything we needed (including finding us an HDMI cable as we forgot ours). The pools are lovely (the non heated one was still warm enough to be enjoyable), and the private spa rental was lovely for a few hours. It is a very easy bus to Los Abrigos or a short walk to San Blas (best done when it is a bit cooler), and they booked us a taxi to get back to the airport. You can hear the airplanes as it is fairly close to the airport but we didn't find it disruptive.

The hotel is located in a small town about 10 minutes drive from the airport and is basically a British tourist. The facilities in the room are very complete, the hotel also has a swimming pool, the front desk service is very warm, you can also help to reserve the terrain. However, it is necessary to pay attention to the prepayment with a bank card, and does not support the cash deposit.

I was sceptical about my stay here due to the amount of mixed reviews but i couldn't really fault the hotel. It seems as though most reviews are from All Inclusive customers so maybe this is not recommended? We were bed & breakfast only. Starting with check in, we arrived around 2/3am due to a flight delay. The receptionist was not rude, he was extremely helpful. The hotel is in the middle of no where so we asked where the nearest shop was and he explained and marked it on a map for us to follow. Its a BP garage and its about a 15 minute walk and is 24 hours. We were in room 2089 with a pool view, room was very spacious. Bathroom, living area and separate bedroom. Room is cleaned every day with fresh towels etc. We only ate breakfast twice during our weeks stay as it wasn't very nice. Huge variety of pastries but in terms of hot food, your choice limited, mini hot dog sausages, beans, eggs and on the odd occasion hash browns but the quality was cheap and just overall, not nice. Always plenty of sun loungers available by the pool, music is played from 11-6 (or thereabouts) and there is always entertainment staff getting you involved with water sports etc. The pool bar is reasonably priced and they do lovely Pizza's! It is card only though, they do not take cash. Taxi into the main part of Las Americas is around 5 euro each way or if you go to Costa Adeje(highly recommend) it's between 6 & 8 euro. At the end of the day, you get what you pay for and i don't have any complaints apart from the breakfast. The golf course view is STUNNING! The staff are lovely if you are patient with them.

Without a doubt, the best of all has been the staff, from the security (Paolo) to the hotel reception, even in the law firm, all very friendly and kind. I loved the hotel but without a doubt I will return for the treatment. I would have loved to remember everyone's name but my head can't take that long 😅 but Thank you very much.

It was well located for the places of my visit in Tenerife, an expensive value for one night and not fair to be three stars, I did not see it enough to give it the stars Much delay than the one who attended us at the entrance yesterday and lack of bath soap, I hope the facilities improve and it does not have air conditioning

Reception: Our checkin agent, Cesar, was extremely helpful. He even remembered us at check out and made a joke to us. Room / facilities: Room number 8327 is on the 3 floor and is fairly clean. There is a self control air conditioning with a balcony door that opens which overlooks the pool. The room has 2 single beds joined to make a king bed , unsupportive pillows, small flat screen TV, table with 2 chairs, a hanging area with a valuables safe inside, (the safe door swings open when not used, due to it being installed at an unlevel angle), the bathroom has a tub with shower, bidet and toilet (that constantly drips). After advising reception, a repair man visited, and strangely, INSTANTLY knew what the problem was as he entered the room. However after departing the room they failed to fix the constant drip. The toilet continued to drip during our stay. This constant drip is very annoying once you are aware if it. There is a small bar fridge, (but no tea or coffee facilities). Furniture is very dated and has suffered a lot of wear and tear over time. Parking: is available for free with 2 parking areas that accommodate approx 25 cars, for the 500+ rooms in the hotel. It seems that all open air parking (excluding parking garages) on the island are free of charge. Wifi: Complementary. On our first night the wifi was super mega slow and atrocious to use, and failed multiple times to open any website, even though its advertised as premium Wifi. The Wifi connection dropped out regularly, required multiple password re-input and was just super, super, super slow, even when trying on multiple devices. After 2 calls to reception the night of our arrival, there was nothing they could do until the technician could attend to the problem at 10.30am the following day. I had to resort to my 4G data to gain any connection. The wifi was functioning the next day. Breakfast: Included and available for all guests. The buffet style consisted of fruits, cereals, hot eggs (precooked or freshly cooked), sausages, bacon, crumbed chicken pieces, baked beans, cold meats, juices, pastries, breads, tea and coffee. Be aware of the human vultures that swarm the food, as if there was no possibility of refill. Conclusion: Great looking hotel from the outside and foyer areas, but walk into the room, you immediately step back 20 years into a tired dated room. Letdowns: Initially the wifi not functioning and dropping out, the constantly dripping toilet, poor/lack of in room amenities, tired furniture. As the foyer bar was closed, i rang reception and requested for and ice bucket to be delivered to the room, which would have incurred a €3 charge this to me is unacceptable. Previously, at the foyer bar, i asked for 2 glasses of ice, but could only receive one as the barman said “the ice machine is broken”. Or was it due to the hotel ice delivery was insufficient to cater for the number of guests in the hotel? Location / Nearby: Arona town main street and all its