Brena Baja Hotels with Gym

The Hacienda San Jorge is an ideal spot for travelers wanting to discover the city. The Hacienda San Jorge is an ideal choice for travelers who want to take in the sights and sounds of Brena Baja.The hotel is conveniently located a short 4km drive from La Palma Airport. With multiple attractions nearby including LaPalmaStars, Playa de Los Guinchos and Paseo de Litoral, (Küstenwanderweg), guests will find plenty to keep themselves occupied.This hotel makes a great place to kick back and relax after a long day of sightseeing. This Brena Baja hotel provides parking on site.According to our trusted guests, the facilities at this hotel are first-rate.

We visit Paradores regularly, and La Palma was probably the best Parador experience we ever had. The building is conveniently located, with amazing views of the island and sea. The premises are worth exploring, with a gorgeous garden that extends down the hill. But what made our stay truly special was the team working at the Parador. Everybody was extremely friendly and accommodating, and by the time we left we truly felt at home. We look forward to visiting La Palma again, and we will certainly stay at this Parador.

Las Olas is a nice hotel with one huge flaw - rooms are NOT equipped with AIR CONDITIONER. The vicinity is nice, it takes appr. 10 minutes on foot to the beach in Cancajos. Hotel´s 5 buildings are nice, rooms are big enough, some have balconies. Furniture and amenities are modest, often Chinese made, yet reasonably new and clean. Restaurant is offering decent food with the exception of the breakfast coffee which is awful, but that has become the industry standard in the 4-star world so no surprise here. For real coffee head to the lobby or a coffee shop outside. I must stress how surprised we were when we arrived and found a fan on the floor. That was the first time I realized I didn´t even check, when booking, whether rooms were equipped with A/C. We were staying in junior suite but A/C wasn´t there! It wouldn´t even occur to me that a 4- star European hotel in the tropics can ”not have” an A/C. Well, we walked into this one and it was really hard not to wake up during the night, so hot it was inside even though balcony door was wide open. The heat becomes really unberable during the day. BTW, out of 5 buildings one is actually equipped with A/C and another has several rooms with and several rooms without A/C. If you are arriving with travel agency you are almost certain to be given the room without A/C. At least everyone in our group (Čedok) ended up staying in sauna. Nights are less hot than you would expect in La Palma, still, summer nights indoors are hot. I would stay here again between October-April.