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you can now enjoy free Internet access at the Tigaiga!

Excuse the inconvenience, we are working on our website! Please excuse the empty pages and strange links on www.tigaiga.com. Your emails might also take a little longer to be answered.

The process will (hopefully) be complete in a few days and will make information and news about the Tigaiga easier to find.

This new softener equipment works by exchanging ions  from the urban network water. The water will also be pre-filtered to improve quality and to protect the entire hotel Tigaiga installation.

This facility is also intended to protect the environment: thanks to the new softener we plan to reduce the consumption of detergent (kitchen) and the need of fabric softener (laundry). We also hope to keep the machinery for more years (dishwashers, washing machines, ice machines, plumbing fixtures (minimizing the use of degreasing and descaling products).

Now also in english:

http://www.facebook.com/pages/Tigaiga-Hotel-Tenerife-EN/166029610113094

A group of top hikers have been giving Tenerife’s network of footpaths the once over.

However, their perusal and comments have been at the invitation of the Tenerife Cabildo which is keen to provide keen walkers with interesting and safe routes across the island. It’s estimated that around 12 per cent of visitors to Tenerife go hiking at some stage and it is the second most valued activity after visits to theme parks. [ Continue reading ... ]

Situated only 2,1km from the Tigaiga, entrances avaible at front desk!

Jardines de La Atalaya – Puerto de la Cruz – Tenerife from Juan Carlos on Vimeo.

On the second floor, we have launched the installation of the  new carpeting.

The other floors will soon follow. Then all our guests will access via new wide carpeted corridors to the rooms.

Wednesday, 10 March 2010:  Puerto de la Cruz, the original tourist resort in the Canary Islands, lost a number of visitors during 2009.

The report, presented by the Cabildo in February (…) urges rapid reforms and a thorough modernisation of hotels and infrastructures, something very difficult to envisage without massive external help in the current economic conditions. It also suggests clients coming to Puerto should be offered a special pampering treatment, such as that the Tigaiga Hotel gives its own clients, in order to bring back the necessary faithful, repeat visitors.

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