Arona Guest Houses

A beach with rows of blue and white sun loungers and umbrellas, a sandy shore, and a backdrop of white buildings with red roofs on a hillside.

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Our top choices for Arona guest houses

Riva Eco Guest House Los Abrigos

Granadilla de Abona

Luke

P5,433 total

includes taxes & fees

Jul 24 - Jul 25

Casa Rozita

Granadilla de Abona

Glenn

P4,205 total

includes taxes & fees

Jul 25 - Jul 26

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Top Arona Hotel Reviews

Ona Beverly Hills Suites

10/10 Excellent

"Amazing experiance lovley place to stay and unwind well recommend"

Alexandre Gala

8/10 Good

"Hotel was good. Clean room daily and no problem getting sunbeds around the pool. Food was good with lots of choice in the restaurant. Really helpful staff on reception. No noise at all at night. Only reason I would not return is the close proximity to Veronicas and the rubbish and dodgy people that are in that area. I could not fault the hotel though and we enjoyed our stay."

Ona los Claveles

10/10 Excellent

"This is the second time my parents have stayed at this accommodation and they absolutely love it. They said their apartment was lovely with a great view of the pool area and right beside reception. They said the bar area was great and the staff have all been lovely. The accommodation is also in such a perfect area. Close enough to bars and restaurants but also secluded enough that it's peaceful and quiet. We now understand why this accommodation is rarely available. Everyone loves it so much. We hope when we return back to Tenerife later this year that we can stay here."

Gara Suites Golf & SPA

8/10 Good

"We stayed in a two-bedroom suite at Gara Suites. The hotel offers good value for money, but overall I feel it is closer to a 3-star hotel than the 4 stars it advertises. The suite was spacious, but it only had one bathroom. The room description also stated a golf course view, but our balcony overlooked a construction site. From around 8–9am every morning there was loud construction noise, and dust covered our balcony and clothes. We also expected a kitchen, but there wasn’t one. There were no tea or coffee facilities, only one bottle of water, and we had to request a kettle from reception. The housekeeping staff were excellent, especially the gentleman cleaning Block 4 on the third floor. He was always friendly, polite and kept our room spotless every day. Breakfast had a good selection and was enjoyable. The biggest disappointment was the seafood buffet. We paid before entering as instructed, but while dining another staff member asked for our room number and wrote it down. The next morning, another employee wrongly claimed we hadn’t paid. Thankfully I had kept my receipt. This showed a serious lack of communication between staff, which was frustrating and embarrassing. The spa was relaxing, but it required an extra charge despite the hotel promoting itself as a Golf & Spa resort. The pool was pleasant but quite small with very limited shade. The location is also far from the town centre, we had to rely on taxis throughout our stay. A shuttle bus would make a difference"

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