Find hotels near Mount Guajara, La Orotava from AED 265

"Stayed at Hotel Alta Montaña and it delivered exactly what you want from a mountain base. Clean, quiet, and well run. The staff are genuinely welcoming, not just polite, which makes a difference when you’re staying a few days. The views are outstanding, especially sitting above the cloud layer at around 1,400 meters. From a cycling standpoint, the location is hard to beat. You’re essentially on the climb the moment you roll out. You can head straight toward Teide or descend as far as you like and build your own climb back up. It gives you total control over your ride profile without dealing with traffic or logistics. Evenings were a standout. The chef is first-rate and the food was consistently excellent, which matters more than people think when you’re training and recovering day after day. Simple, peaceful, and perfectly positioned. I’ll be back next year."

"The place is an abandoned house, broken windows, there's no one there. It's a total fraud. I tried to contact the administrate by different telephone and NOBODY ANSWERED "

"Good value for price. No problem with accessing room with code, bed linens very clean, appreciated coffee in hospitality room. Grocery store and restaurants very close. Great location if hiking around Mt. Tiede."

"The internet is poor quality, despite full bars showing. You’ll have to buy your own unlimited data for your phone "

"Good layover stay"

"Charmingly authentic old style hotel. Relaxing courtyard and excellent dinner menu. Our host was welcoming."

"Easily our favourite stay after travelling for months. Not only was the home quiet, peaceful and very well stocked; but Claude was an amazing host. Brought us many eggs and fruit from the land, and made us feel very welcomed. Would stay here again in an instant."

"This house had everything we needed and more. Very grateful for Time's warmth and kindness and amazing recommendations for our first visit to this island. "

"Spa was fantastic. Service was excellent. Hotel is dated as seen by peeling wallpaper, a phone next to toilet that is inoperable and low budget art on the walls. "