My In-Laws had stayed here previously, so when I was looking at staying up in the foothills of the coronal forest area, this venue jumped out at me during my search. When we got there the clear communication for the self check in service was excellent, meaning we checked into our rooms without a single hitch. As we were getting settled, the hostess looking after the venue happened to be in, so introduced themself and helped us to get situated and we were made to feel very welcome. She even gave us a few tips on where to go in the area, plus times for eating locations and shops etc as were in a slightly off-piste less tourist location and therefore might get caught out with earlier restaurant eating times. As the In-laws also came to join us in Vilaflor, they were given a slightly more in-depth tour showing what progress had been made on the hotel since their last visit. After going around the hotel, and exploring the wonderful town, we came back to Ziggys to relax in the garden/pool area. whilst we did not get in to go swimming, we did enjoy sitting around the pool having a nice drink [with safe plastic glasses] whilst paddling our feet/legs in.

Nothing really of note. The lower garden area beyond the pool is under-utilised at the moment and think it would be a great area for perhaps a BBQ area or something like that.

We liked the typical Canarian old building. The room 8 was super cosy and beds vere very comfy. Perfect pillows and duvets. The externaal bathroom was ok. The breakfast was good, not much selection but it was enough and a very good coffee. English ladies who take care of the hotel vere very very nice. We must appreciate a living room where you can prepare a cup of tea or buy some beverage from the fridge.

Unfortunatelly we were robbed from our locked cara few metres above Vilaflor at the car park Pino Gordo. Please be aware and do not leave anything in your car - not even for 5 mins! They took us everything - bags, money, passports, everything. They are very smart and unmerciful. It was horrible experience. There are groups of thieves working on in touristic places of National Park Teide. They take advantage that you are amazed and ocuppied by taking pics of those beautiful places and they destroy your holidays. But the hotel staff was very helpful and nice. It was very cold inside, central heating did not work but there was a heater extra which was great! It was too cold for swimming pool. Its not possible to swim there in March unfortunatelly. Otherwise it would be great.

Location, the old building in front of a nice square, good breakfast spent on a nice room with a good view

Self checkin: we had serious problems to open the door at late night, it doesn't work well. After 1 hour we manage to open it, after many many times we tried to do that! Nobody responded at my call. Room number 1 is by the street, with windows so thin: the first car in the morning woke up at 7!

When we arrived we had a lovely welcome from Stuart and Julie who made us feel very welcome. The room we stayed in was beautiful and clean. The location was fantastic, very peaceful and traditional. We would definitely recommend this hotel and we will be going back very soon. Thank you Stuart and Julie for a wonderful stay

It's an old traditional house. You walk into the room from hallway with big windows and doors. The room it self does't have windows to the outside just to the hallway - that is unusual and sometimes feels like a little lac of privacy, but it's traditional house and part of the charm is the way it's planned. Because of no direct sunlight it's not too hot to sleep ant night - we slept very very well. The town is very quite - there was no-one in the streets at 7pm, internet connection is close to none, so you have no choice than to read a book and go to bed early - which is refreshing. There is a beautiful swimming pool in the inside yard, but it was to cold to swim :)) Over all we enjoyed the stay, we were hiking most of the day - so early bed time was what we needed. Traditional housing was charming and staff very friendly.

Wonderful old house, lots of soul to it. Great location, cozy Mountain village and park outside. Friendly staff.

Beds are a bit hard, but not worse then General so typical spanish hardness. Small fridge in room would be good. Most importantly, there is a small topwindow above door - here it would be good with blinds to keep light feom hallway shining in.

Despite that check-in time specified till 17:00 you can easily request late check-in, the host is very friendly. Roms are not very sound proof, so if someone decides to loudly chat in the hall/kitchen at midnight it could be annoying. The swimming pool exists ) but the water is very cold. Breakfast was good.

The location of the property was excellent, being close to the small local plaza and church, with ample parking close by. The room I stayed in, the Jungle Room, was very quaint and comfortable.

The only slight downside was that breakfast was not included. As during my booking process there was no mention of breakfast being an option or not, then I assumed being called a 'Bed and Breakfast' that breakfast would be a given. However, there were local bakeries to find something to eat.

Location is great but Stuart, the recepcionist, superb! I planned to leave early in the morning, before breakfast time, and he arranged few things so I could start my cycling journey with something in my stomach. Im very grateful for it.

The location is incredible and it is in a beautiful mountain village. The rooms are very comfortable and the breakfast views are amazing. Pool are is nice for relaxing and water is cold but refreshing. Bianca is very friendly and helpful

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