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Best value hotels in Tenerife

Hotel San Roque, a 20-room manor with breakfast on every rate; Hacienda del Conde, where every room below the suites is 55 square metres; Hotel Botánico & The Oriental Spa Garden, a five-star spa with the circuit included; Gran Hotel Taoro, an 1890 landmark; and Gran Meliá Palacio de Isora, the lower-priced of our two west-coast resorts.

5 of our ten · Hand-pickedHotels cannot pay to be hereLast checked: September 2026

9.3/10

3,700+ Expedia guest reviews of the 10 hotels we list

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At a glance

  1. Hotel San Roque: The red house in Garachico

    Hotel San Roque

    20-room 18th-century manor, breakfast on every rate, adults only

    Garachico · From about €180 a night

  2. Hacienda del Conde: Infinity pool at dusk

    Hacienda del Conde

    Adults-only, and every room below the suites is 55 m²

    Buenavista del Norte · From about €180 a night

  3. Hotel Botánico & The Oriental Spa Garden: The pool and palm gardens

    Hotel Botánico & The Oriental Spa Garden

    Five-star gardens and spa, with the thermal circuit included

    Puerto de la Cruz · From about €200 a night

  4. Gran Hotel Taoro: Gran Hotel Taoro beneath Mount Teide

    Gran Hotel Taoro

    A restored 1890 grand hotel at north-coast prices

    Puerto de la Cruz · From about €215 a night

  5. Gran Meliá Palacio de Isora: The resort and its pools from above

    Gran Meliá Palacio de Isora

    West-coast sunsets and a 5,000 m²-plus saltwater pool, for less

    Alcalá, Guía de Isora · From about €250 a night

What we looked for

Value in Tenerife is mostly a question of when and where. Winter is when the island is dearest, with Christmas, February half term and Easter at the top of the rate card, and the second half of January, May and June, and November are the value windows. The south charges most for its reliable sun. The north runs kinder in the same weeks, which is why four of these five are up there, trading sunbathing weather for gardens, old towns and more cloud.

The rate is only half the sum, so read what it carries: breakfast on every rate at Hotel San Roque, the spa's thermal circuit for guests at Hotel Botánico & The Oriental Spa Garden, 55 square metre rooms at Hacienda del Conde. If you need the south-west's sun, Gran Meliá Palacio de Isora gives you the same coast as its famous neighbour for less.

Hotel San Roque: The red house in GarachicoThe boutique one

1 / 5

Hotel San Roque

Garachico, Tenerife

Here the money buys character rather than facilities. Hotel San Roque is a restored 18th-century manor house with 20 rooms, adults only from 14, where original wooden balconies meet furniture by Mies van der Rohe, Le Corbusier and Breuer, and contemporary art hangs in the stairwells. Breakfast is included on every rate, served à la carte in the pool courtyard or your room, and the heated pool and a free sauna you book for yourself come with the stay.

The savings carry on outside the door. El Rebojo, a Bib Gourmand, is two minutes away on foot, the El Caletón lava pools four, and the free public car park is 30 metres from the hotel. Anturium's two set dinners, at 49 or 69 euros a head with wine extra, are the evening to plan: book them at least 24 hours ahead.

Double Superior at Hotel San Roque: a bed under a pitched timber ceiling, ochre walls and a tall window

The room to book

Double Superior

27 to 33 m²

A single-level room of 27 to 33 square metres with a separate shower beside the whirlpool bath: more dependable space than the entry Collection, without the duplexes' stairs.

Every room, and why

Ask for an upper-floor Double Superior; two of the five are upstairs.

€€From about €180 a night

Hacienda del Conde: Infinity pool at duskThe escape

2 / 5

Hacienda del Conde

Buenavista del Norte, Tenerife

The value here is floor area. Every room below the two suites is 55 square metres with a terrace, from the entry Premier Room to the sea-view junior suites, so the cheapest room is as big as the ones sold on the view. Rates are typically from about 180 euros a night in low season, and they stay fairly level through the year instead of jumping in winter as rates in the south do.

For that you get an adults-only hotel for guests of 16 and over, heated outdoor pools, the ALQVIMIA Spa, the Ballesteros golf course next door and the Teno walks on the doorstep. Dinner is the one line to plan: price half board against Tasca Baracán, a village grill in El Palmar 9 minutes away by car, before you add it.

Premier Room at Hacienda del Conde: two beds made up as one, a sofa and doors to a terrace with palms

The room to book

Premier Room

55 m²

The entry room has the same 55 square metres and terrace as the sea-view junior suites, with a lounge and a bath; it faces the garden instead of the sea.

Every room, and why

If the sea matters, the Singular Junior Suite Sea View is the one step up worth paying for.

€€From about €180 a night

Hotel Botánico & The Oriental Spa Garden: The pool and palm gardensThe spa one

3 / 5

Hotel Botánico & The Oriental Spa Garden

Puerto de la Cruz, Tenerife

Crossing to the north buys a five-star for less. Hotel Botánico & The Oriental Spa Garden, a member of Leading Hotels of the World, typically starts at about 200 euros a night in low season, and its rates run kinder than the south's in the same weeks. The rate also carries more than most: the Oriental Spa Garden's thermal circuit is included for guests, the 25,000 square metres of gardens come with it, and a free minibus runs down into Puerto de la Cruz.

The room ladder rewards a careful eye. The renovated rooms in the adults-only wing cost little more than the older ones below them, and the Double Penthouse, a fifth-floor room with a whirlpool bath and a private terrace facing the valley and Teide, is the best view for the money on the ladder. Check whether your rate includes breakfast; it is the meal guests rate highest.

Superior Deluxe Teide View at Hotel Botánico: a king bed, a sofa and armchairs, with a window onto palms

The room to book

Superior Deluxe Teide View

38 m²€297 a night

A small step up from the older Deluxe Teide View buys a renovated room in the adults-only wing, with a terrace, a dressing room and Teide in the window.

Every room, and why

Ask for the minibus timetable at check-in and plan evenings in town around the last run back up the hill.

€€€From about €200 a night

Gran Hotel Taoro: Gran Hotel Taoro beneath Mount TeideThe new classic

4 / 5

Gran Hotel Taoro

Puerto de la Cruz, Tenerife

This is the 1890 grand hotel that made Puerto de la Cruz a resort. It was the island's casino from 1979 to 2006, stood empty after that, and reopened as a five-star on 20 October 2025 after a rebuild of about 35 million euros. For a landmark with that story the rate is modest: a typical low-season starting price of about 215 euros a night, with opening-period prices that may still move.

The smart money goes on the view, not the size. Every Deluxe room is 30 square metres, so the step up buys outlook and nothing else, and the Panoramic category is the only Deluxe that puts the Atlantic, Teide and the Orotava valley in one window. Around it are the gardens of Parque Taoro, three heated outdoor pools and the Sandára Wellness Centre for guests of 16 and over.

Double Deluxe Room Panoramic View at Gran Hotel Taoro: the bed, a bench, an armchair and a window onto palms and the sea

The room to book

Double Deluxe Room Panoramic View

30 m²€259 a night

The same 30 square metres as the Garden View, turned to the Atlantic, Teide and the Orotava valley: a modest step up for the view the hotel was built for.

Every room, and why

Ask for a balcony when you book and get the supplement confirmed in writing, because balconies on the Deluxe rooms are sold separately.

€€€From about €215 a night

Gran Meliá Palacio de Isora: The resort and its pools from aboveThe big resort

5 / 5

Gran Meliá Palacio de Isora

Alcalá, Guía de Isora, Tenerife

This is the value answer on the west coast. It shares the sunsets over La Gomera with The Ritz-Carlton Tenerife, Abama, nine minutes south by car, but typically starts at about 250 euros a night in low season, against about 285 there. For that you get a saltwater infinity pool of more than 5,000 square metres, five pools in all, 18 restaurants and bars and a 2,000 square metre spa.

It is also a family sum that works. Every Deluxe room is at least 54 square metres, the under-fives' afternoon Stay & Play is free, and all-inclusive plans settle the bill before you arrive and include the spa's water circuit, with the steakhouse and the Bali beds outside them. Spend any saving on the view rather than on RedLevel if the lounge and the adults-only pool are not the point.

Deluxe Ocean Front View at Gran Meliá Palacio de Isora: a glass table and wicker chairs at a window onto palms and the sea

The room to book

Deluxe Ocean Front View

59 m²

59 square metres, five more than the other Deluxe rooms, with the Atlantic straight ahead and no RedLevel premium on the bill.

Every room, and why

Book outside half term, Christmas and Easter, when the rate is lower and the pools and breakfast are calmer.

€€€From about €250 a night

How to choose

Your tripBook
Character and breakfast included, for a short stayHotel San Roque
The most room for the moneyHacienda del Conde
A five-star spa without southern pricesHotel Botánico & The Oriental Spa Garden
A historic grand hotel with a viewGran Hotel Taoro
Winter sun and a family resort for lessGran Meliá Palacio de Isora

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Questions people ask

Good questions about Tenerife

What is the cheapest time to stay in Tenerife?

The gaps between the holidays. Rates peak at Christmas and New Year, February half term and Easter, and in 2027 the February peak runs from half term straight into Santa Cruz's Carnival, 19 to 28 February. The value windows are the second half of January, after the Canary school holidays end on 8 January, May and June, and November. Some hotels swing less than others: Hacienda del Conde's rates hold fairly steady all year.

Is the north of Tenerife cheaper than the south?

Among our ten, mostly. Hacienda del Conde and Hotel Botánico & The Oriental Spa Garden typically start at about 180 and 200 euros a night in low season, against about 310 at Bahía del Duque and 285 at The Ritz-Carlton Tenerife, Abama, and the northern rates run kinder in the same weeks. The trade is the weather: in January Puerto de la Cruz gets four or five wet days to the south's roughly two, so go north for gardens, old towns and Teide rather than a tan.

Is breakfast included at Tenerife hotels?

It depends on the hotel and the rate, not the star rating. Hotel San Roque includes breakfast on every rate, and so does Royal Hideaway Corales Beach. At Bahía del Duque, Gran Hotel Taoro, Hacienda del Conde, Gran Meliá Palacio de Isora and Hotel Botánico & The Oriental Spa Garden, check whether your rate includes it before you pay. Guests rate the breakfast buffet at Hotel Botánico & The Oriental Spa Garden as the best meal of the day there, so choose a rate with it if you can.

Is all-inclusive worth it in Tenerife?

For a family at Gran Meliá Palacio de Isora, often. It is the one hotel on our list that sells all-inclusive plans, and the spa's water circuit is free on them; the Dúo steakhouse and the Bali beds sit outside. Elsewhere, bed and breakfast is usually the better buy. Half board at Bahía del Duque excludes Nub, Upalupa and Kensei, and with good restaurants a short walk away, Hotel San Roque needs no board at all beyond its included breakfast.

How did you choose these hotels?

Independently, through extensive research, trusted sources and first-hand visits. Hotels cannot pay to be included, and every one of the ten has to exist for a different reason.

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Prices are a guide from our last check, not live rates.