The hotel was under renovation, which should have been mentioned.
RobertIl y a 6 mois
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Las Eras Nest Hostel sits on a private beachfront in Las Eras, offering direct sea access, a sun terrace, and a lush garden with panoramic views. A year‑round outdoor pool, free WiFi, and shared kitchen enhance comfort. Rooms feature private showers, wardrobes, and shared baths. Nearby, Las Carretas Beach, Tenerife South Airport, Golf del Sur, and Aqualand await.
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Ce que les clients pensent de l’hôtel, aspect par aspect.
The hotel was under renovation, which should have been mentioned.
Robert·Il y a 6 mois
The pool, view, and beach in front were nice. The bed was in front of the door and very noisy, there was no wardrobe to store things, the staff were not very friendly, and the kitchen was really dirty and full of water everywhere.
Dahiana·Il y a 7 mois
The room was very poor for what I paid: the bathroom at the entrance had a toilet, a hand‑washing sink, and a shower; there was a two‑door wardrobe and an uncomfortable bed, plus a painting above the bed. The nightstands were two shelves with a door that opened to the kitchen without a curtain, so the room lacked privacy. The connections between the sink and toilet were awful, and there was no TV. I would not return.
Antonio·Il y a 7 mois
The place sits in a tiny coastal village where there’s little to do, just nature and the sea—ideal for those wanting to escape the city, very peaceful except for the construction going on during my stay. I believe there’s a house rule against noise after 10 pm, yet in my dorm a guy ignored it and the whole room stayed up until 2 am, though that’s not the hostel’s fault. A helpful suggestion would be to post a hallway sign reminding guests of the rule.
Zoe·Il y a 7 mois
I was pleased to find the hotel near the ocean, but the volunteers were noticeably nervous and not very friendly.
Dmitry·Il y a 7 mois