Apartamentos Los Telares

Nos encantó el sitio. Apartamento muy espacioso marcado con 202, en realidad una suite con cocina, electrodomésticos y grandes ventanales a la montaña, bajo los cuales se encontraban plantaciones de plataneros. A 15 minutos Agulo y en el mismo tiempo se accede al parque de Garajonay. Servicio de desayuno bajo petición que depositan en una estante abatible que hay justo fuera de la puerta.

Amazing stay on a magical island! Stunning mountain views from our apartment, lovely furniture and bedding, big bathroom and plenty of towels. Breakfast was really good too, everything was sourced locally and served in reusable pots. We didn’t really interact that much with the staff, but those whom we’ve met were very nice. Location a bit far from the centre, but hey - don’t visit La Gomera if you’re not into walking! Gracias Los Telares for a truly wonderful time. We are coming back!

Worth the price of 150 Euros for three nights in Jan. Simple basic rooms with everything you need for a few nights self catering, (although no microwave or oven). Two small single beds put together (which also moved apart easily so not easy to cuddle up as a couple). Self check in was simple, reception open from 9am to 11am where you can also hire walking poles. One the first day our TV and heater was broken. Instant replies on WhatsApp and a heater provided immediately. The TV was never fixed (but we could watch Netflix on our phones as the Wi-Fi was good). Water pressure was a bit hit and miss in the shower, but the water was hot and the bathroom was clean. The lounge area was comfortable with a good selection of books to read, and other guests very respectable so it was quiet. The views are stunning, great to have a balcony., but be aware that as this is in the mountains it rains a lot. There are lots of walks you can do from Hermigua, We did Ruta 37, which is a 7km round trip but as it had been raining for two days prior the route was treacherous in some places and it took a lot longer than the suggested 4 hours. Definitely take walking poles and be prepared for this route to be incredibly steep near El Cedro. Coming back down is worse because of the slippery surfaces. For comparison, up and down El Teide in Tenerife I would rate 6/10 for difficulty, but this I would rate 9/10 (I am an average middle age slightly overweight hiker). Definitely go to Los Telares restaurant whilst you are there. The BEST food and great vegetarian selections. NB: Not many people speak great English in LA Gomera (and why should they? - but if you are used to Los Christianos this may be a surprise). Download the Google translate app and download Spanish so you can use it when you are out of mobile signal