Casa Kilig 40
An adults-only base with a kitchenette and terrace
Sobre este hotel
Casa Kilig 40 offers adults-only rooms in central Santa Cruz de Tenerife, each with a private bathroom, a balcony with city views, a terrace and a kitchenette equipped with a coffee machine, microwave and dishwasher. A shared kitchen, sun terrace and free WiFi round out the essentials, and private check-in and check-out keep arrival simple. The property sits close to Museo municipal de Bellas Artes and a fourteen-minute walk from Tenerife Espacio de las Artes, with Tenerife North Airport around twelve kilometres away. Because rooms are adults-only, this is a base for couples rather than families with children, well placed for a pair wanting to pair a morning at the seawater pools with a self-catered evening on their own terrace rather than a full restaurant meal every night.
- Adults only
- Kitchenette
- Free Wi-Fi
- Sun terrace
A nossa opinião
Casa Kilig 40 works well for a couple wanting an apartment-style stay with the option to cook rather than eat out every night, all within easy reach of the historic centre and a short ride from the lido. It is not suitable for a family with children, since rooms here are adults-only by policy.
- ✓Book the balcony room if a city view matters to you, since not all rooms include one at this property.
- ✓Use the kitchenette for a light breakfast before an early start to the seawater pools, avoiding a rush to find a café.
- ✓Confirm private check-in timing directly with the property ahead of arrival, since there is no traditional 24-hour front desk.
Porque gostamos
- Adults-only quiet stay
- Kitchenette in every room
- Private balcony and terrace
- Central, walkable location
Porque os viajantes adoramAs a couple without children this stay suited us perfectly: mornings at the lido, then back to our own terrace to cook a light dinner rather than hunting for a table every night. The balcony view over the rooftops of Santa Cruz became our favourite spot for a coffee before heading out to the pools each day, and the shared kitchen meant we never once ate a meal we did not choose ourselves.