The location for us was excellent - perched up the hill overlooking the harbour and town. We are mobile and were able to walk to and from the (charming) town - but it is steep, and anyone with mobility considerations might be needing a short taxi ride. The overall ambience was perfect - spacious, peaceful, friendly but private. Lovely gardens with seating areas for relaxing. Beautiful, quiet courtyards. Every staff member we met was friendly and helpful. The restaurant was very good. Lovely lounges, a lovely pool and shady hacienda above. We like to explore, but could have been tempted to stay put there for our whole stay, it was just blissful.

Our only small criticism was breakfast on the last day - for whatever reason they seemed to have been overwhelmed, and there were very many items that had run out, and took a very long time to be (partially) replenished.

My room had great views and was very comfortable. The grounds are beautifully landscaped and the views were fantastic. I felt breakfast had less variety and than other hotels we stayed at during our trip. The breakfast was not included and the per person price for breakfast was high. There was a coffee maker that was quite tricky to work. After spending 15 minutes to get 1/2 cup of coffee the waitress brought a pot of coffee to the table. The wait staff was friendly and helpful.

Expensive breakfast. Dragging bags up the hill from the ferry was tough! The beautiful pool and hot tub closed at 5 pm. I would have liked it to stay open later.

The room size was generous with a lovely terrace overlooking the ocean, well appointed and comfortable bed. The en-suite bathroom was good with a nice walk in shower. Lovely old building with nice architectural features. The breakfast was well done with a nice selection of choices, as was the dinner which was well cooked and not too expensive. Nice formal dining room with window tables overlooking the gardens. Good wine list. Exceptional size of unheated outdoor swimming pool great to use in the afternoons.

I stayed here for five nights - wanted to stay longer, but the property was sold out. During my stay, I left the property only two times. The hotel has beautiful gardens, magnificent views, a beautiful swimming pool, meaning one can meander around, read, write, etc. in quiet. The only real noise is that of the Canary Islands winds and an occasional ship docking at the island's main port below the hotel. My room was on the first floor, just above the main entry cloister, and had a spectacular view of the garden and the sea. Sumptuous buffet breakfast, which was included in my room rate. The dinner menu offers a good choice of local cuisine; prices are appropriate for the property standard. Lovely bar with outdoor or indoor seating. I'm dreaming of returning!

As noted by other contributors, there was a slight odor of sewage near my bathroom. I am sure that the hotel is addressing this based on other feedback. In any event, it wasn't so powerful for me to complain to the management.

Beautiful location. Beautiful hotel. Beautiful views. Staff very helpful and friendly. A peaceful place and somewhere I would recommend and revisit.

Disappointing dining room service. Cold soup ( meant to be hot ) , slow service and incorrect orders. Breakfast all rather chaotic….not enough staff checking and refreshing buffet. Two useless coffee machines! Needed at least four. Guests all struggling to use them.

Excellent food, friendly staff including advice with organising hire car. Spacious room and bathroom, well thought out decor with excellent balcony and sea view. Tranquil surroundings including fine gardens, peaceful courtyards and

Service in the dining room was a bit chaotic at times, despite hardworking staff, suggesting in sufficient numbers and/or lack of manager supervising

Charming property in a wonderful location

The bathroom in our room had a terrible drain smell. Bed very uncomfortable and shower switches impossible to move. We changed rooms after the first night. 2nd room so much better including 2 sinks in bathroom as opposed to only one in the first room..same category room. You had to use a piece of paper to get towels at the pool…really! If having breakfast at the hotel you had to specify a time…7.30/8.30 or 9.30 the day before. Again, not great. The biggest complaint was the opening and closing times of the pool…10 to 6. Many guests are out during the day and come back to the hotel to relax and it was very annoying to have to leave the pool at 6pm before the gates were firmly locked! We would have also liked to swim first thing but not possible. Overall hotel was great and staff lovely.

We had an amazing 7 night holiday at Parador de La Gomera, our room was fabulous with wonderful views of the sea and the gardens. Our room was spacious with all the facilities that we needed for our stay at the hotel. The staff are all great and work very hard to ensure you have a great holiday with them.

I didn't like having to leave at the end of the week but apart from that there was nothing.

Clifftop view of San Sebastián. Ground floor room with ample outside space. Good variety of seating areas. Wonderful furnishings. A luxurious and spacious feel about the hotel.

We had an unpleasant smell of sewage in our bathroom. Although the hotel attended once made aware, I think it may be a common problem which didn’t go away. A cooked breakfast menu should be available on all tables or at least the waiters should make clients aware of what is on offer. The restaurant didn’t serve food until 7.30pm which was too late for us. Would have been nice if the pool was heated.

Stunning location. Wonderful staff. Reception staff brilliant.

Understaffed, restaurant food underwhelming, service often slow and food cold. Pretty dead in the evenings, bar closed at 11pm, then nowhere to sit. Annoying system for towels at pool and only allowed one smallish one. Despite there always being someone on duty at the pool and facilities for selling drinks available there, this was closed and had to trek back to the main bar for a drink. Sauna not working.