Hotel di Arona

The hotel is lovely with fantastic views of the sea and local hospital! The pool was inviting a tad cold but that’s to be expected this time of year. We had a 3 bedroom apartment with 2 bathrooms big lounge and 6 sunbeds. The apartment needs some updating but the beds were very comfortable. Reception staff very friendly and helpful. We didn’t eat in the restaurant only drinks which were a bit pricey The rooms were not cleaned unless you asked them to be neither were the towels changed again unless you asked. We didn’t bother in the end and picked up new towels from reception. There are pool towels if you want them. If you want a takeaway reception will give you a menu which was very good There is a small supermarket up the hill for basics and if you are happy to walk 10mins up a hill the treehouse restaurant is a must. The biggest downfall is the location you can not walk into town due to it being on a main road. The accommodation is very close to the main road so always woken up by motorbikes and cars from 5am. Taxis are easy to get hold of through reception or you can try getting a bus either the 418 or 482 but the times are hit and miss. Overall if you want something out the way but very comfortable this is the place for you.

Food is bad, one in our family got sick after eating in the restaurant, after few days we had to call a doctor. Next day we were flying out in the afternoon and the person that still was sick asked for late check out and stated the reason why, the answer was still no. Even stranger, one night we asked for virgin mojito at the bar, the three bartenders who were working all said no. That they were only alowed to make it with rum, when we offered to pay the regular price but asked them just to skip the rum, the answer was still no. Ot seems that the poor staff who mostly are very nice, are not allowed to male any decisions on the job, no autonomy, making the services robot-like an heartless. The problem obviously is whit the managers that were screaming at the staff when I arrived and the computer system had crashed, I didn’t have to understand Spanish to understand how terrible managers are in this hotel.

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

When you stay at Klayman Olivina Aparthotel in Arona, you'll be near the beach, a 5-minute drive from Los Cristianos Beach and 7 minutes from Siam Park. This hotel is 4.8 mi (7.7 km) from Fañabé Beach and 2.6 mi (4.2 km) from Las Vistas Beach.Don't miss out on the many recreational opportunities, including an outdoor pool, a fitness center, and bicycles to rent. Additional amenities at this hotel include complimentary wireless internet access, a hair salon, and tour/ticket assistance.Grab a bite from the snack bar/deli serving guests of Klayman Olivina Aparthotel. Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at the bar/lounge.Featured amenities include a 24-hour front desk, multilingual staff, and luggage storage.Make yourself at home in one of the 52 guestrooms featuring refrigerators and flat-screen televisions. Complimentary wireless internet access is available to keep you connected. Private bathrooms with showers feature rainfall showerheads and complimentary toiletries. Conveniences include phones, as well as safes and electric kettles.

Estuvo bien ubicado para los sitios de mi visita en Tenerife, un valor costoso por una noche y no feria ser tres estrellas, no lo vi como para que le den las estrellas Mucha demora de la que nos atendió en la entrada de ayer y escasos del jabón de baño, espero mejoren las instalaciones y no tiene aire acondicionado

Absolutely loved it! Best breakfast i have ever had! The room was big and spacious, the bed really comfy (a little bit hard, but rather that than to soft). We asked for a sunny terrace, and yes we got it! Thank you! The service the front desk was excellent, and there was no problem finding sunbeds by the pool. The staff at the pool bar was the sweetest and very caring. Loved that the manager took his morning-round and talked to the guest during breakfast. There is a steak restaurant called the Bank, - it was absolutely brilliant. Only downside is me missed some kind of pianobar, or some cosy place to take a glass of wine in the evenings, or when we got back to the hotel after dinner. And unfortunately, the beach club did not at all show the same quality when it came to food and service. So hopefully they will do something about this, so the standard will be the same here.

Buena ubicación las instalaciones de la habitación muy buena muy bien equipada y las camas cómodas él atendí miento fabuloso el camarero del bar de la piscina muy amable volveremos sin duda

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.

Andrea's Hotel is towards the best 2 * hotel I've ever stayed in, clean, unexpected comfort and excellent service. The location is perfect, away from the hurly burly but close enough to walk to the beaches and harbour. Some good restaurants close by. The bedroom had a comfortable bed, adequate storage, air conditioning that's works well; also a quiet, effective ceiling fan. The bathroom is fine. There's a kettle, tea and coffee; TV, safe, hair dryer, plenty of duvets etc. We had a balcony with table and 3 chairs. The hotel has a good size lounge with a vending machines selling, crisps, chocolate bars, sodas, etc. Reception is manned 24 hours a day, good English spoken. . The lift works well. They have a secure lock up to leave cases etc. They don't do breakfasts but there's a number of cafes reasonably close; also a supermarket underneath the hotel. We paid about 60 euros per night and stayed there twice. Highly recommend.

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