Hotels Granadilla de Abona

Hotel Rural Senderos de Abona Granadilla de Abona
This restored former post office in Grandilla de Abona retains its original features and provides a charming retreat well away from the tourist crowds. High in the mountains, a ten-minute drive from the beaches of El Medano, the Senderos de Abona is a historic inn that offers seclusion and privacy in a village setting. The entire property is decorated in keeping with its 19th Century past, modern additions like TV and an internet point worked seamlessly into the picture. A pool in the courtyard is surrounded by orange trees and flower beds and breakfast is offered on the property?s terrace with far-reaching views of the ocean. The surrounding area is ideal for hiking and the village of Abona makes for lovely walks during the day.

Hotel Aeropuerto Sur Granadilla de Abona
The Hotel Monica Sur is a luxurious hotel, priding itself on its professional yet family atmosphere. Located in the town of San Isidro, the Aeropuerto Monica Sur Hotel is only 4 kilometres from the Queen Sofia South Tenerife International Airport. The hotel is close to shopping centers yet situated in a quiet side street. Hotel Monica is ideal for those wishing to experience the lifestyle and atmosphere of the true Tenerife. It makes an ideal stopover point for those travelers going on to or returning from La Gomera or the other Canary Islands. Guests can dine at the onsite restaurant that serves a variety of delicacies in a relaxed atmosphere. The hotel's bar is an ideal place for you to relax and sip your favourite cocktails. During leisure, you can relax at the refreshing swimming pool and solarium that overlooks the sea and the mountain.Rooms:We have comfortable guestrooms, all of which are well furnished and facilitated with modern conveniences.

Hotel El Traspatio Granadilla de Abona
El Traspatio was totally rebuilt and renovated at the beginning of this century to be used in rural tourism, using the old house that belonged to our family, and which was originally built in the 19th century.It is divided into three large apartments or independent accommodations, all fully equipped, and each accommodation has its own entrance from the street, a lounge-dining room, kitchen, bathroom and a double room in each apartment. The only spaces that its shares with other possible guests are the gardened patios, which have all the necessary garden furniture to guarantee the lovely shade of the large Canary Island palm trees, the singing of the birds that nest here year after year, as well as being the ideal place for reading or watching the sky full of stars on a warm pleasant evening.The street, called Arquitecto Marrero, where we find the house at No. 9, is quite central and large, but very peaceful, as it is a pedestrian area and does not have any shops or that many people. The street starts just 60 metres away in the square, with the Franciscan convent of San Luis, which dates back to the 17th-century and which was rebuilt in the 18th-century after a fire. It is a BIC (which in Spanish means an Island Listed Building of Cultural Interest), and has been recently restored and converted into a large building for cultural purposes, with a library, studios and exhibitions, cybercafe, etc. This square is also home to the new Town Hall.On the other side of the street, we find the small municipal museum and in the first side street, the mother church of San Antonio de Papua (which is also an Island Listed Building of Cultural Interest), and hence, in the surrounding area we find numerous examples of traditional Canary Island architecture, which are protected by the state for being models of our past, which were taken to different American latitudes in the long history of Canary Islands emigration to the new continent.Granadilla offers all the necessary services for a unique, pleasant and very safe stay, as you are bound to discover throughout this area of the island, and although it has a population of 7,500 people, it is ideal for its peaceful and quiet lifestyle, away from all the hustle and bustle of the more conventional and artificial resorts on the coast, and at the same time ideally linked to travel from here to any part of the island, whether it is the beaches, the mountains or the towns and villages.