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Hotels with a name of their own.

Every property keeps its own identity, its own character, its own soul. MONEA is the invisible thread that ties them together: a quiet mark that promises shared standards without flattening personalities.

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Every house, in its place

The same DNA, different geographies and different rhythms. Here is what actually sets them apart: where they are, how you get there and what the weather does over a year.

  1. Playa Blanca · Spain

    MONEA Royal Mónica

    A 215-room family resort in Playa Blanca, on Lanzarote's south coast. All-Inclusive. Sunshine the year round — made for families in summer and snowbirds in winter. Beside a natural beach with secluded coves.

    Position
    28°51′N 13°49′W
    Airport
    ACE · 23 km as the crow flies
    The air, over a year
    17–22 °C
    The sea, over a year
    18–23 °C

    See the hotel Getting here Its own site

  2. Paje · Tanzania

    MONEA The Nest

    A twelve-unit boutique among the palms of Paje. A restaurant with its own menu and a vegetarian option. Kitesurfing, horseback riding on the sand, art and a creative community. A haven for the maker and the digital nomad.

    Position
    6°15′S 39°32′E
    Airport
    ZNZ · 34 km as the crow flies
    The air, over a year
    25–28 °C
    The sea, over a year
    25–29 °C

    See the hotel Getting here Its own site

  3. Ha My, Hoi An · Vietnam

    MONEA Le Belhamy

    A villa beach retreat on Hà My Beach, twelve minutes from the UNESCO old town of Hội An — and far from the crowds of An Bang. Villa-first, from 140 to 260 m², the largest with their own 25 m² pool facing the sea. True beachfront, not a shared concession.

    Position
    15°53′N 108°21′E
    Airport
    DAD · 24 km as the crow flies
    The air, over a year
    22–30 °C
    The sea, over a year
    23–30 °C

    See the hotel Getting here

Both temperatures are thirty-year normals (1991-2020): the range between the coldest and the warmest month, not a forecast. The distance to the airport is calculated from each house's coordinates. The full method, month by month, is in When to go

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Which one is yours?

They share a mark and nothing else. This is what actually changes depending on which one you go to.

Playa Blanca · Spain

MONEA Royal Mónica

What it is
A large seafront resort at the southern tip of Lanzarote, with almost everything settled inside.
The rhythm
Full, shared days: pools, a long table, and the beach and its coves on foot.
Who it is for
Families in summer, and anyone after sunshine in January without crossing an ocean.
Worth knowing
It is All-Inclusive and it has 215 rooms: the house is built so that you never need to leave. And it blows — the trade wind is part of the place.
The year
17–22 °C air18–23 °C seadriest in Julywettest in December
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Paje · Tanzania

MONEA The Nest

What it is
Twelve units among the palms of Paje, right on the sand, on the east coast of Unguja.
The rhythm
That of the wind and the tide: kite in the morning, shade at midday, a long table at night.
Who it is for
Remote work, kitesurfing, and people who would rather have twelve neighbours than a lobby.
Worth knowing
In Paje the tide is in charge: when it goes out, the sea withdraws hundreds of metres and leaves the lagoon to be walked.
The year
25–28 °C air25–29 °C seadriest in Septemberwettest in April
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Ha My, Hoi An · Vietnam

MONEA Le Belhamy

What it is
Villas on the beach at Hà My, twelve minutes from the old town of Hội An.
The rhythm
Two rhythms in one day: the beach in the morning and a World Heritage town at dusk.
Who it is for
Anyone who wants space, real cooking and a town nearby without sleeping inside it.
Worth knowing
Autumn in central Vietnam is the rainy season: October and November are by far the wettest months of the year.
The year
22–30 °C air23–30 °C seadriest in Aprilwettest in November
See the hotel

The figures come from a reanalysis cell of about 28 kilometres, so at a beach house the air reads a little milder than inland. It is the same source as When to go