Hotel Taburiente S.C.Tenerife
A rooftop pool over the park and the Atlantic
About this hotel
Hotel Taburiente sits next to García Sanabria Park in the centre of Santa Cruz de Tenerife, offering a gym and a rooftop pool with views over both the park and the Atlantic Ocean. Stylish, air-conditioned rooms come with a TV and safe, featuring wooden floors, a private bathroom and free WiFi throughout. The hotel runs two restaurants serving Spanish dishes, alongside a fashionable lounge bar with a glass-walled terrace for an evening drink. A 24-hour front desk and a tour desk offering car hire round out the practical side, with on-site parking available for an extra charge. It is a fifteen-minute walk to the city centre, with buses running out toward the beaches seven kilometres away, and the seawater pools of Parque Marítimo César Manrique a short ride further along the waterfront.
- Rooftop pool
- Gym
- Restaurant
- Free Wi-Fi
Our take
Hotel Taburiente suits a family wanting a rooftop pool with real views, right next to García Sanabria Park, alongside two in-house restaurants for evenings the group does not want to head back out. It runs at a mid-to-upper price point in exchange for genuine amenities and a stronger sense of place than most business hotels nearby.
- ✓Book the rooftop pool time in the early morning or late afternoon for the best light over the park and the Atlantic.
- ✓Use one of the two in-house restaurants on evenings the family is too tired from a pool day to go out.
- ✓Arrange car hire through the tour desk if planning to explore beyond central Santa Cruz during a longer stay.
Why we love it
- Rooftop pool with ocean views
- Next to García Sanabria Park
- Two in-house restaurants
- On-site gym
Why guests love itThe rooftop pool's view over García Sanabria Park and the Atlantic became our evening wind-down after full days spent at the seawater pools across town. Having two in-house restaurants meant we never had to plan an evening meal too far ahead, even with two hungry children after a long swim, and the fifteen-minute walk into town felt easy on legs already tired from the day.