Casa San TELMO

The Casa San Telmo was one of the first houses built in Santa Cruz de La Palma. The building was always lived in and also accomodated a shop or a small home manufacture: for instance, wax figurines for the local church were made here. The Casa San Telmo was the seat of one of La Palmas first daily papers and the birth place of the famous painter Manuel González Méndez. Since it was built some 350 years ago, the old house has been renovated and expanded several times. The patio and the garden were built in various stages, most recently in 2005 along with the Hotel San Telmo.

These spacious rooms exuding the charm of the historic building have modern furnishings with a double bed and a sofa bed and may be booked for 3 people on request. The rooms look out on a small street and have no balcony or special view, but a few steps away you have access to our beautiful inner courtyard and the terrace with its marvellous sea view.

In addition to its upscale furnishings, our Suite Deluxe offers plenty of space to relax. With their beautiful Canarian pine beams and ceilings, the rooms have a special feature that few houses in the city can match. From the Suite Deluxe, you also have access to a small romantic outdoor area.

Our Suite Tradition is located in the 350-year-old original building, combining characteristic Canarian flair with all the amenities of newly designed rooms and upscale furnishings. From the suite, you can have access to a small private outdoor area. Just a few steps away is our terrace with its marvellous sea views.

Guests have access to a patio with lots of plants and a roof terrace with a beautiful view and comfortable furniture.