Hotel Andrea's

We needed somewhere to stay before catching the ferry to La Gomera the next morning, and this worked perfectly because it’s so close to the port. The rooms are basic but clean, and the staff were helpful and very friendly. Many thanks.

While I was out for dinner for less than an hour, someone got into room 108 through a faulty window with a broken lock and stole items. My personal belongings had been ransacked. They accessed the room from an internal courtyard and targeted it because of that faulty window. The hotel offered little support. At first I was told there were no other rooms, even though my room couldn’t be secured. Nobody offered to take me to the police station or provide an incident report form for insurance. A terrible experience.

I hadn’t planned to stay here, but for 50 euros, minus card fees, VAT, and income tax, I got a clean room, fresh sheets, towels, basic toiletries, and tea and coffee. Reception welcomed me at 2 a.m. without any trouble, which was a big help. It’s not a resort for a full holiday, but for a practical, no-fuss stay of 1-3 nights near the beach, it does the job. I’d definitely recommend it for a short and convenient stop.

For a place with a 2-star rating, this was a good choice for our holiday. The rooms are small but adequate, clean, and comfortable, with a large shower and clean bathroom. The balcony is tiny, though you’re probably not there to sit outside anyway. It was very reasonably priced and the staff were friendly. There’s a self check-in point at the entrance for when reception is closed, I assume. It’s close to the beach and amenities, and I’d book again.