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Casa Los Palmeros Perdomo
La Gomera - Alojera is a family is located in Alojera and is 5 mi from Valle Gran Rey. The property is 31 mi from Playa de San Juan and features views of the sea.
Hotel Rural Triana
Set on the Canary Island of La Gomera, this century-old house is built in stone from the island’s quarry and provides a charming setting for a peaceful, sunny getaway.
Hotel Jardín Concha
Hotel Jardín Concha is located in Valle Gran Rey, on La Gomera’s west coast. The hotel has a roof terrace with fantastic views over the valley and the sea. A daily breakfast is served in the garden.
Hotel Sonia Chipude
Hotel Sonia Chipude is located in El Cercado, 8.1 miles from Garajonay National Park. Each room at the 2-star hotel has mountain views, and guests can enjoy access to a restaurant and to a bar.
Tamahuche Hotel Rural
Tamahuche Hotel Rural has a garden, terrace, a restaurant and bar in Vallehermoso. This 3-star hotel offers free WiFi. The hotel features family rooms.
Complejo Las Tres Palmeras
Set on the tiny Canary Island of Gomera, this small and quiet apartment complex has an outdoor pool overlooking the Atlantic Ocean and is just a 5-minute walk to the fabulous local beaches.
The Gomera Lounge
Offering accommodations with side or full sea views, The Gomera Lounge is set on La Playa's beachfront promenade.
Casa Gio
Offering a garden, Casa Gio provides accommodations in Arure. With sea views, this accommodation features a patio.
Casa Camino Los Chorros
Featuring a garden, Casa Camino Los Chorros provides accommodations in Vallehermoso. This vacation home features accommodations with a terrace.
Casa Escuela
Just a 11-minute walk from Playa de La Puntilla and 0.9 miles from Charco del Conde, Casa Escuela features accommodations in Valle Gran Rey, with a shared lounge.
What Guests Said About Alojera:
- 8.0Scored 8.0
Quiet, attractive, large village in an incredible setting...
Quiet, attractive, large village in an incredible setting and with some great hikes. And of all the really silent, outlying parts of La Gomera, this is the only one with a good quality, dual-track road and a bus. The downside is it's really low on amenities - there used to be three small, modestly stocked shops with cafes; now there are two, with largely bare shelves, little fresh and most things on the cafe menu unavailable. Bar Perdomo is worth a stop for the view from the terrace, though. I've seen the owner of the one proper restaurant - by the beach - get very stroppy with a perfectly innocent female customer. Allow 10 minutes to visit the Palm Honey centre.
AndyUnited Kingdom
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