It's close to the airport and not very expensive. But if you go to Tenerife for beach, ocean swimming, surfing, discos etc.. you'll be totally disappointed. This hotel located in a small residental town far from beach. It takes ~30 min to get there by bus + waiting of bus may be another 30 min. This hotel can be useful,... More

We stayed for 2 nights at this hotel as our Easyjet flight was cancelled due to snow (and then the Spanish Air Controller strike, but that's another story!. It is true it is in a Spanish residential town where they do not speak fantastic English (but, come on, you are in holiday in Spain/Tenerife and expecting everyone to speak English... More

Arriving there we saw teams of guys hanging around every street corner which is scary so go out in company. The hotel had English girl Elizabeth working there most days who was very friendly and kept us in the picture of what to do The Food: Good hearty spanish food which was better than expected but low quality but we... More

We were sent to this hotel by Easyjet after our flights were cancelled ,when we arrived at the Monica Sur hotel we thought what have we been sent to but when we went to the reception what a suprise we were greeted with by a lovely girl who could speak perfect english and was very helpful. The rooms are a... More

one night was more than we could handle !! We got put up in this hotel by our airline, food was vile, English girl on reception was cold. It was in a rough area, not safe to go out at night, nobody could speak english in the few bars around the hotel. We put up with it for one night... More

Imagine a 3 star 25 years ago...and you have the Monica Sur.We got placed here because out flight home was cancelled due to the volcanic ash.It is in a busy town and residential area.Not a tourist hotel as such.Lots of Spanish workers use this hotel. Now as basic as this was...the staff are fantastic, It is clean and nothing is... More

Stayed for one night as I got my flights mixed up however for £40 b&b it wasnt up to much. They dont speak english at all really and its a predominantly Spanish village. I struggled with basic requests and the restaurant was full of testosterone! I was on my own and felt a little intimidated and Im very confident streetwise... More