The studio was okay overall, and the location was definitely one of its biggest advantages. It’s a good option if you’re visiting Tenerife for a few days and mainly need somewhere to sleep, shower and leave your belongings while exploring the island.
However, for an eight-night stay, I found it less suitable, particularly if you plan to prepare your own meals. The kitchen equipment could do with updating, including the plates and cutlery. Although there were kitchen knives, there wasn’t a proper knife for slicing food, only a bread knife.
The furniture was generally fine, although the studio could definitely benefit from a fresh coat of paint to make it feel cleaner and more welcoming. The sofa bed was fairly basic, and unfortunately, the TV wasn’t working, with no batteries provided for the remote control.
There was no air conditioning, but the ceiling fan was actually okay and did its job. On the positive side, having a washing machine, mop and broom was convenient, especially for a longer stay.
Overall, the accommodation was acceptable and served its purpose, but considering the price and facilities, I don’t think it offered particularly good value for money. It’s better suited to a short visit than an eight-night holiday, especially for guests who want to cook and spend more time indoors.