Hotel Escuela Rural Casa Los Herrera

Gut gelegen, freundliche Mitarbeiter, gutes Frühstück

De locatie, het terras, de behulpzame mensen van het hotel & de authentieke architectuur en sfeer

Emplacement

Fast alles: Lage, die Terrassen, Frühstück, Architektur, Sauberkeit!

El estado del hotel, el desayuno incluido y la decoración

El personal muy amable y colaborador

Super nettes Personal vor Ort die uns bei sämtlichen Fragen und Anliegen geholfen haben.

The beds were super comfortable and the room clean and spacious. Staff couldn’t be more helpful in directing us to footpaths and ordering taxis

Het prachtige zonneterras.

Das Badezimmer , due Ruhe wenn die Kirchen Glocken mal schweigen

The hotel is a beautiful old building and in a great location near the bus stop. Choice of restaurants and cafes even in January.

Magnifique endroit, bien rénové. Personnel très sympa.

I felt incredibly welcome at Escuela Rural Casa Los Herrera. It is a beautifully renovated historic house with a lot of character and charm. The staff are exceptionally kind — something you don’t experience very often. It was not just friendly service, but a genuine feeling of being welcome, not like in many hotels where you are treated politely but still feel like just another guest. You can really sense that the team enjoys their work, at least that was my impression. My room was very spacious, with a high ceiling and a lovely large terrace. The hotel also offers several beautiful shared terraces. Unfortunately, the weather in January was not ideal to fully enjoy them — but they must be wonderful on sunny days. Breakfast was prepared and presented with great care and attention to detail. Again, very different from the typical mass buffets of large hotel chains: here quality, atmosphere and personal touch clearly matter. A small detail that really surprised me positively: there was even body cream provided in the bathroom — something you rarely find in this category of accommodation. The hotel is located in Hermigua, a small village on the green northeast coast of La Gomera. It is not a compact town center, but rather a long valley with scattered houses, banana plantations and small hamlets. It is an excellent base for hiking. Even without a rental car, Hermigua is well-connected by public transport: bus line 2 runs several times a day between San Sebastián de La Gomera, Agulo, Hermigua and Vallehermoso. I will definitely return — and next time I plan to stay longer than four nights, as I am far from having seen enough of this beautiful island.