Hotel San Roque

The San Roque is the creation of the Carayon family, who discovered the 18th century Casa de Ponte in 1990 and restored it between 1992 and 1996. This important house was built towards the end of the 18th century by a descendant of the aristocratic Genoese Cristóbal de Ponte, founder of the town and port of Garachico. The restoration, driven by Laly and Dominique Carayon, honored the house's past while breathing new life into its spaces.

This 20-room, adults-only, luxury boutique hotel was a mansion before being restored. A Bauhaus-style décor was added to its traditional architecture, both understated and functional. The hotel masterfully combines the high ceilings and arches of its historic structure with the parallel lines and distinctive look of the original furnishings of the Glasgow School and later Bauhaus movement. From the chasnera stone that adorns the courtyard floor to the works of Miquel Navarro, Carmen Calvo and José Noguero, every corner breathes creativity and tradition.

The hotel is located in the historic town of Garachico, on the north coast of Tenerife. Garachico was the most important port of Tenerife until a volcanic eruption in 1706 transformed it. The natural pools of El Caletón, formed by lava that reached the sea, are just a short walk away. The colonial old town is perfectly preserved. The Teide National Park, with the highest peak in Spain, is less than an hour away.