FOB La Guañenia by TOR

- CLEANING FEE €100.00

The cleaning fee will be charged as an additional cost on the total amount shown in the reservation.

The finca offers a great location for a full Canarian experience. 15000 square meters of vines right on the edge of town. This gives you a touch of the rural countryside whilst still within reach of all the action. It is within walking distance of La Orotava, a beautiful old town with cobblestone streets, home to the beautiful Orotava Valley and the Teide. If you are looking for a safe holiday location with something other than sun and beaches the north of Tenerife offers the real local experience. Less influenced by tourism, here you can visit real local restaurants and drink homemade wine. 
The finca provides three cottages that face away from each other and are totally independent and share no facilities except the vegetable garden, the chicken farm and the huge parking area.

La "Barraca" is a beautiful cottage in the style of a Valencian barraca, offering a private pool. The master bedroom of "La Barraca" features an en-suite bathroom nestled in the attic, while downstairs, a cozy living room welcomes with a pellet chimney, complemented by a second bedroom with bunk beds. Just a footstep away in a separate building, the spacious kitchen offers breathtaking views of the valley and the ocean. 

"La Bodega" is a cosy fully equipped cottage which used to be a winery building, now a stylish loft type holiday home that seamlessly combines the bedroom and living room into one inviting shared space.  It features a double bed and a comfortable sofa bed, a fully equipped kitchen and two terraces, one of them facing the ocean where you have a 5 seater jacuzzi and the barbeque area.

"La Guañenia" is a charming little farm bungalow boasting a beautiful, cozy, and comfortable interior, perfect for accommodating two guests. Its highlight is its garden featuring a jacuzzi with amazing views and an outside chill-out and barbeque area. 

The great Oscar Burchard lived in this finca whilst studying the natural wonders of the Canary Islands.