Santa Cruz de Tenerife Hotels & Hostels (26)

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These spacious apartments are modern and fully equipped for disabled guests, with room for wheelchairs and specially adapted bathrooms.

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The only place in town that can qualify as 'budget'. It varies as much in room quality as it does in price - while the most expensive rooms are spacious and nearly elegant, the cheaper rooms have…

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This 22-room hotel dates from the late 18th century and has rooms on a galleried first floor overlooking a large central courtyard, complete with leafy palms and plenty of seating space. The roo…

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A solid, no-frills choice in the centre with plenty of restaurants and shops nearby. The rooms are modern and fairly characterless but are a bargain at the price.

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A restored 16th century mansion set on the main plaza, its rooms are spacious with wooden floors and ceilings and cheery tiled bathrooms. The breakfast is nice and healthy and the friendly staff …

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This prestigious hotel is favoured by Spanish royalty and the stars. Rooms are sumptuous, facilities are top-notch and the grandeur never fades. We could lie by the tree-fringed pool and sip cock…

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Set in a peaceful spot surrounded by mountains, yet only a five-minute drive to the nearest beach, this is a good relaxing choice; and it's a world away from the clamour and crowds of the major r…

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Cosy and full of character, this is one of the town's best options. A 16th-century manor house, its original details have been well preserved, and antique furniture and white linens in the rooms …

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This rural hotel is to the northwest of El Médano in Grandilla de Abona, a town just off the TF-28 with a pretty stone church. The rooms are in a series of old stone buildings and are packed with…

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The exclusive San Roque hotel blends the old (the hotel is a restored 17th-century mansion) and the new (the French owners have a passion for modern art).

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The rooms here are stylish and original. The whole place has benefited from a facelift and the result is a convenient and comfortable place to stay in a central location. The area has a real neig…

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A stylish mix of 17th-century elegance and modern design, this hotel is both slick and welcoming. The rooms are gorgeous with subtle, classy colours and a fashionably modern look.

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This hotel enjoys prime position on the town's emblematic main square. The rooms and apartments vary according to how much you want to pay, and range from pleasant to perfect. Dating from the 18t…

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A stately looking town house with a warren of corridors and wide range of rooms. The plastic flowers could do with a dusting but if you choose carefully, it's a good deal.

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This is the only place in the park to stay and, location-wise, couldn't be more stunning. Although a modern parador, the accommodation is suitably top-notch without being stuffy.

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The comfortable, double-only rooms are small but well-decorated and some have balconies for the same price. The pensíon is on a quiet side street.

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Prepare to be pampered - and to pay for it. Considered one of Las Americas top new hotels, the rooms are large and are the last word in style and luxury.

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One of the few hotels in Los Cristianos that's actually on the beach; look for the baby-blue exterior. Unfortunately, the interior décor is similarly unsubtle, but rooms have wide balconies, with…

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A small but neat hotel with large, if rather bleakly furnished, rooms and small glassed-in terraces. There's a comfy communal sitting room with TV and soft drinks. If you want something stronger,…

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Enjoys an ace location bang on the city's main pedestrian street, and is distinguished by its jaunty blue-and-white canopies. The rooms are a bit battered but well equipped with fridges and multi…

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The most exclusive hotel in these parts, the Botánico has beautiful gardens, a great pool area and a new spa centre. Rooms are comfortable though not luxurious, with big balconies and all the sta…

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A great peach-and-white confection of a place to stay on one of the city's swankiest streets. Rooms have mahogany- or grey-stained hardwood floors, a plush yet understated colour scheme and ADSL …

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Rooms here are small and fairly forgettable, but most have terraces and there's a rooftop terrace for catching the rays. There are price reductions for longer stays.

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The public areas have a fashionable minimalist look - think black glossy pots with a couple of lilies, chunky glass vases filled with green apples and plenty of mirrors and soft natural colours. …

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Prestigious Mencey is where the rich and famous stay when they're in town. Rooms are sumptuous, facilities are top-notch and the grandeur never fades. The rooms are feminine without being fussy, …

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