We Arrive at Santa Cruz de Tenerife

Jane Goossens

21 Jan 2011 — 1 min read

For those interested in accommodation here in Santa Cruz. We are staying in Hotel Nauticol, in a residential area. The decor is modern & funky. We seem to get fairly good prices for hotels (as I thought we would be making camps on the beach!) This may be because we are booking on the internet same day.

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This hotel is 50 Euros per night for the two of us with continental breakfast. Our room has TV. All Spanish channels! Suits us, we trying to learn. A fridge to keep our wine cool (have found cartons of wine for 95 Euros! and its o.k.) Have large walk in shower, bathroom toiletries, hairdryer.

Large balcony that has a funky bright colour table. The hotel has a small Spanish restaurant next door that offers an evening menu for 8.95 Euros for three courses, we decided to try & can recommend. If you are interested to read about the other Hotel we stayed in at Candelaria check my review as Jane the Tourist on etenerifeholidays.co.uk

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