8,8BookingRural house · 1 bedroom · up to 4
La Era
Wooden floors, restored antique furniture and the checked sofa where the afternoons wind down.
- Up to 4 guests
- 1 bedroom
- 70 m²
From €150 a night
Rural house in La Orotava · Tenerife
Hacienda Verde is a 17,000 m² country estate in the Orotava Valley, in the north of Tenerife, with three independent holiday cottages inside an ethnographic park: La Era, El Castaño and Casa Azul. Each sleeps up to four, with its own kitchen and entrance; only the pool is shared. La Orotava's old town is 5–15 minutes away, Puerto de la Cruz 15 and Teide's Las Cañadas 20–30.
From €150 a night · 3-night minimum · €80 cleaning per stay
The houses
What sets Hacienda Verde apart is that you don't visit the countryside — you sleep in it. Three independent rural houses spread across 17,000 m² of gardens replanted over 30 years with native Canary Island flora, about 50 metres apart. Each has its own character, kitchen and entrance; all share the pool, with Mount Teide right in front.
8,8BookingRural house · 1 bedroom · up to 4
Wooden floors, restored antique furniture and the checked sofa where the afternoons wind down.
From €150 a night
8,8BookingRural house · 1 bedroom · up to 4
A vault of wooden beams, an exposed volcanic-stone wall and the porch that catches the last light.
From €150 a night
8,8BookingEn reformas · reabre en diciembreRural house · 1 bedroom · up to 4
Blue woodwork, a traditional Canary Island kitchen and a hammock slung between two Canary pines.

Around the estate
La Orotava's old town, a listed Historic-Artistic Site of steep streets and manor houses with carved tea-wood balconies, is a 5–15 minute drive away. What to see street by street, and a day-by-day plan from the estate, in what to see in La Orotava.
Teide National Park begins a 20–30 minute drive up from the valley, and Anaga is about 50 minutes away. The trails that start from here are in hiking from La Orotava, and the cable car has its own guide.
Northern Tenerife is wine country, and the estate keeps its own century-old wine press. Around San Andrés, at the end of November, the guachinches in the hills open their doors; how they work, in guachinches near La Orotava.
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