No need to book a room to enjoy one of the most special rooftops in Los Cristianos. With the Hotel Reverón Plaza Day Pass, you can spend a full day of pool, sun, and gastronomy in the heart of Los Cristianos, without the need to stay overnight. It is the simplest way to experience the hotel from the inside, whether you come from another area of the island, are staying nearby, or just want to treat yourself to a different day on your vacation.
What exactly is a Daypass?
A Daypass is a one-day access to a hotel’s facilities without the need to book accommodation. In the case of the Hotel Reverón Plaza, this means direct access to the hotel’s rooftop, with a pool, sunbeds, and panoramic views of the sea and Los Cristianos, as well as enjoying a brunch designed to extend the morning without rush.
It is an ideal option for those who want to “try out” the hotel before a future stay, for residents in the south of Tenerife looking for a disconnection plan near home, or for any visitor who prefers to experience the hotel’s atmosphere for a few hours instead of a full night.
What does the Hotel Reverón Plaza Day Pass include?
The Day Pass is designed for 2 people and offers three modalities, depending on what you are looking for on your pool day:
- Daypass — €39.90 / 2 people. Access to the rooftop and the outdoor pool, without meals included.
- Daypass + breakfast buffet — €49.90 / 2 people. All of the above, plus the hotel’s breakfast buffet.
- Daypass + brunch — €59.90 / 2 people. The most complete option, including brunch from 12:00 to 14:00.
All three modalities include access to:
- Outdoor pool on the rooftop, with panoramic views of the sea and Los Cristianos.
- Sunbed area and resting areas.
- Towel use, subject to availability.
- Access to showers and changing rooms.
- Free WiFi throughout the space.
- Bar service with a cocktail menu, soft drinks, and light options (not included in the pass price).
The rooftop access schedule varies depending on the season: from 10:00 to 18:00 in summer and from 09:00 to 17:00 in winter. Access is intended for adults over 18 years old, and it is recommended to book in advance, as spaces are limited and subject to availability and conditions.
How to make the most of your Day Pass
Some tips if it’s your first time booking:
- Book in advance, especially during high season or weekends, as spaces are limited.
- Bring sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat: the rooftop is in the sun most of the day.
- Arrive early if you want to secure the best location on the sunbeds.
- Combine it with a sunset cocktail if your schedule allows, to extend the experience until late afternoon.
The rooftop of Hotel Reverón Plaza: the setting of the Daypass
The Day Pass is enjoyed in the same space that has made the hotel a reference point in Los Cristianos: its rooftop and terrace, also home to AMANAY Sky Bar. During the day, this space offers the pool and Atlantic views that are part of the Daypass; in the evening, it turns into one of the liveliest rooftops in the area, with live music and signature cocktails.
If besides your pool day you feel like discovering how Los Cristianos enjoys summer nights, on our blog you can read our guide to the best rooftops and summer events in Los Cristianos, with live music, sunsets, and gastronomic experiences of the season.
A perfect plan in a hotel with almost a century of history
Hotel Reverón Plaza is not only the setting for a good Daypass: it is also the first hotel in the south of Tenerife, with a family legacy dating back to 1949. Enjoying a pool day here means doing it in the same place where tourism in Los Cristianos was born, just a few meters from the beach that gives the town its name.
That combination of history and present experience is part of what makes the Daypass more than just a pool access: it is a different way to get to know one of the most characterful hotels in the south of the island.
Book your Day Pass at Hotel Reverón Plaza
If you are looking for a day plan in Los Cristianos with a pool, brunch, and sea views, the Day Pass at Hotel Reverón Plaza is one of the most complete options in the area. Check availability and book your Day Pass here, and find out why some of the best summer afternoons in the south of Tenerife start by this pool.
Tenerife has been receiving travelers for over a century, and a part of that history can still be explored, slept in, and felt. The historic hotels of Tenerife are not just accommodations with tradition: they are direct witnesses of how the island went from being a health destination for the European elite of the 19th century to becoming one of the great tourist destinations in Spain. Discovering these hotels is also discovering the evolution of the Canary Islands as a destination.
In this journey, we go through some of the establishments that marked an era in the north of the island and we take a closer look in the south, where the Hotel Reverón Plaza, in Los Cristianos, is preparing to celebrate almost a century of uninterrupted family history.
The origins of hotel tourism in Tenerife
Tourism in Tenerife began in the 19th century in the Orotava Valley, when wealthy European travelers sought a mild climate to recover from respiratory diseases. That health tourism was first concentrated in Puerto de la Cruz, where in 1814 a British carpenter named Jackson opened what is considered the island’s first inn, known as Fonda Jackson.
Over the decades, that incipient demand led to increasingly ambitious hotel projects, culminating in 1890 with the opening of the Gran Hotel Taoro, designed by the French architect Adolphe Coquet. That building became the first great luxury hotel in Tenerife and Spain, marking a before and after in the tourist history of the archipelago.
Hotels that marked an era in the north of the island
Gran Hotel Taoro, Puerto de la Cruz (1890)
Absolute reference of elite tourism in the Canary Islands, the Gran Hotel Taoro symbolized the hotel luxury of the late 19th century and continues to be today an architectural and heritage landmark of Puerto de la Cruz.
Hotel Mencey, Santa Cruz de Tenerife (1950)
In the capital of Tenerife, the current Iberostar Gran Hotel Mencey was born in 1950 in response to the lack of quality hotel rooms after the closure of the old Hotel Quisisana. From the Kings of Spain to the Duchess of Alba, have passed through its halls, consolidating it as the most emblematic hotel in the city for decades.
The network of inns in Puerto de la Cruz
Beyond the large hotels, Puerto de la Cruz retains the memory of a network of inns and guesthouses from the 19th century that shaped, house by house, the first organized tourist fabric of the island.
The south of Tenerife also has its own history: Hotel Reverón Plaza
While the north of Tenerife led the birth of health tourism, the south of the island remained, well into the 20th century, a small coastal town with barely any infrastructure. It was in this context that, in 1929, Antonia Reverón Sierra opened the Fonda Aeropuerto in Los Cristianos, in a place that at that time had no running water or electricity. That gesture, born out of the humility and determination of a woman, was the origin of what we now know as Hoteles Reverón: the first step in tourism in the south of Tenerife.
Almost a century later, that legacy is still alive at Hotel Reverón Plaza, which today stands just 100 meters from Los Cristianos beach, in the same spirit with which it all began. From the Fonda Aeropuerto to the current family hotelier —which also includes projects like Hotel Spa Villalba, in the heart of the Teide forest—, the Reverón history is the story of four generations that have turned every challenge into an opportunity, never losing the connection with the place where it all started.
A family legacy that is noticeable in the treatment
Being the first hotel in the south of the island is not just a fact for a commemorative plaque. It is a way of understanding hospitality that has been passed down through generations: close attention, deep knowledge of the environment, and a commitment to Los Cristianos that has accompanied the growth of the destination itself, from when it was a small fishing village to becoming one of the most visited tourist spots in the south of Tenerife.
From hostel to reference hotel
Today, Hotel Reverón Plaza combines Canarian tradition with the comforts of a 4-star establishment: 44 rooms, rooftop pool with views of the Atlantic, spa, gym, restaurant, and terrace bar. The building itself preserves details from that time —original stained glass windows and floors that have remained since the beginning—, a physical reminder of almost a century of history welcoming travelers in the same corner of Los Cristianos.
Why it’s worth staying in a hotel with history
Choosing a historic hotel is not just an aesthetic or nostalgic matter. These establishments usually offer:
- Privileged locations, as they were the first to settle in the locations that later became the center of each destination.
- Service with memory, built up over generations of experience attending travelers.
- A real connection with the place, beyond the standardized offer of large chains.
- An added heritage value: sleeping in a building or project with history is, in a way, becoming part of it.
In the case of Hotel Reverón Plaza, staying 100 meters from Los Cristianos beach also means staying in the exact place where southern Tenerife tourism was born.
Celebrating almost a century of history in Los Cristianos
On the verge of celebrating 100 years since Antonia Reverón Sierra opened the Fonda Aeropuerto in 1929, Hotel Reverón Plaza represents a key piece in the tourist memory of the south of the island. While Puerto de la Cruz and Santa Cruz preserve the memory of health tourism and post-war luxury, Los Cristianos has in Reverón Plaza its own symbol: that of a family that bet on the south when no one else did, and that continues to welcome travelers from around the world with that same vocation.
If you want to explore the south of Tenerife by staying where it all began, Hotel Reverón Plaza offers the opportunity to experience Los Cristianos from its origins, with the comfort and services of a modern hotel. Discover our rooms and book directly to enjoy almost a century of Canarian hospitality.
