Fred. Olsen-owned Hotel Jardin Tecina on La Gomera in the Canary Islands has benefited from a huge multi-million-pound refurbishment.
Renovation work took place between April and December 2024, with its new touches in keeping with the hotel’s Canarian character.
As part of the €20 million (£17.2 million) refurb, all the bedrooms underwent a total revamp with flooring, layout, decor, lighting, air conditioning, bathroom, doors and windows all renovated.
Pictured: A renovated room at Hotel Jardin Tecina
The main restaurant’s layout was also changed, with a new buffet station added.
The hotel’s leisure area, the Salon Bar & Beatriz de Bobadilla Terrace, was also altered to create several different spaces, including a bar, a relaxation space for younger guests and a room to watch sports.
Pictured: The layout of the main restaurant was also alterted
A new children’s play area called Laurus has also been added with waterslides.
The BBQ and Pool Bar were both redecorated, with new flooring laid throughout.
Pictured: The pool and its bar were also redecorated
Other parts of the hotel have also benefitted from the revamp, including communal pathways and internet connection.
The hotel has released rates through to April 2026, with an 18% discount on early bookings for stays between 1 November 2025 to 30 April 2026, when booked before 30 June 2025.
Pictured: Hotel Jardin Tecina on La Gomera in Tenerife benefited from a €20 million (£17.2 million) refurb
Main picture shows: Entrance to Hotel Jardin Tecina
