Villa Caridad | 4-Bedroom Villa in Los Naranjeros Tacoronte

A four-bedroom luxury villa rental in Los Naranjeros, Tenerife offers nine guests the kind of space that transforms a holiday from crowded to genuinely spacious. Villa Caridad sits in the heart of this characterful Canarian village, where orange groves meet terracotta rooflines and the volcanic slopes of Mount Teide frame every outdoor moment. This is the kind of property where families stop arguing about bedrooms and start debating who gets the pool first.

Inside Villa Caridad

Villa Caridad sleeps 9 guests across 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, spread intelligently across three distinct levels so multiple families never feel cramped.

The ground floor functions as the main living hub. A spacious lounge anchors one end, equipped with a corner sofa and television for quieter evenings, while a separate dining room dominates the opposite side, centred around a working fireplace that radiates warmth through winter months. The kitchen is the kind of space reluctant cooks volunteer for dinner duty—fully equipped with professional appliances including a full-size oven, dishwasher, DolceGusto coffee maker, juice squeezer, toaster, and blender. Three bedrooms occupy this level: two generous doubles with televisions and direct terrace access, plus a single bedroom, ensuring flexible sleeping arrangements. Two bathrooms with showers serve the ground floor residents.

Ascend to the first floor and you discover a self-contained apartment—a masterstroke for families bringing grandparents or older teenagers. This upper level includes a living room with television, a compact kitchenette for snacks and morning coffee, a double bedroom, and a full bathroom with shower. The independence here is genuine: one family cooks breakfast while another watches the sunrise from the terrace.

The basement entertainment room changes everything for group dynamics. An American pool table anchors the space, while a dining table seats twelve—perfect for rainy afternoons or evening card games. This lower ground floor is where children disappear contentedly for hours.

Throughout the villa, air conditioning maintains comfort during summer months, while a heating system ensures winter guests stay warm. Practical touches include a washing machine, dryer, iron and ironing board, first aid kit, hairdryer, and security cameras for peace of mind. Wi-Fi connects every corner.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The exterior transforms Villa Caridad from comfortable to exceptional. Mature fruit trees—including the orange and lemon trees that give Los Naranjeros its name—create natural shade, while rose bushes perfume the air during their blooming season. A striking vertical garden adds architectural interest and a sense of horticultural care that signals attention to detail throughout the property.

The heated swimming pool is the centrepiece. Unlike many Canarian pools, this one maintains warmth year-round, making it genuinely swimmable from November through March when many properties sit unused. The covered element (check terms and conditions for seasonal availability) extends the usable season further. From the pool deck, Mount Teide rises in the distance—not close enough to hike casually, but present enough to remind you this is serious volcanic landscape.

Dining outdoors happens on multiple fronts. The alfresco dining area provides structured seating for meals, while an outdoor lounge area invites post-lunch siestas or pre-dinner aperitivos. Two cooking installations—a full barbecue and a traditional wood-fired oven—enable everything from grilled fish to authentic Neapolitan pizza. This is where the villa’s social magic happens: guests gathering as the sun drops behind the ridge, the scent of woodsmoke mixing with rosemary from the garden beds.

Location: Los Naranjeros and the Surrounding Area

Los Naranjeros occupies a privileged position in northern Tenerife, approximately 25km west of Puerto de la Cruz and 30km north of the island’s interior highlands. This village has resisted the overdevelopment that characterises some coastal zones, maintaining genuine Canarian character while remaining connected to everything worth visiting.

The immediate neighbourhood delivers surprising convenience. Local restaurants within walking distance serve traditional Canarian dishes—try the papas arrugadas (wrinkled potatoes) and mojo sauces that locals consider non-negotiable. The weekly village market stocks fresh produce from surrounding agricultural zones; Saturday mornings bring farmhouse cheeses, local wines from the Tacoronte-Acentejo wine region (just 8km south), and vegetables picked that dawn. Supermarkets in nearby Icod de los Vinos, 6km southeast, provide backup provisions and international products.

Cultural landmarks reward exploration. The Church of Santa Catalina in Tacoronte—8km south—stands as a Gothic-Renaissance hybrid, its architecture reflecting centuries of Canarian history. Wine enthusiasts should visit the wineries clustered around Tacoronte and El Sauzal, where tastings introduce the volcanic mineral terroirs that make this region Spain’s oldest wine denomination. The Pyramid of Güímar, 35km south near Candelaria, presents pre-Hispanic mysteries and theories still debated by archaeologists.

Nature access defines the region. Mount Teide National Park lies 40km inland—a two-hour drive to the national park entrance, where you can ascend to Spain’s highest peak (3,718 metres) or walk through otherworldly volcanic moonscapes. The northern coastline, 15km north through villages like Garachico, offers dramatic volcanic rock formations and natural pools in the Atlantic swells. Cycling routes crisscross the interior, particularly the mountain passes leading toward Orotava Valley, where banana plantations and pine forests alternate in ribbons of green.

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Best travel seasons depend on your priorities. October through November brings stable sunshine, warm pools, and fewer European tourists—ideal for those avoiding peak season. December and January attract families escaping northern winters; expect crowding in major attractions but reliable sun. February sees the Carnival season transform Puerto de la Cruz into weeks of street parties and parades, 25km away. March through May offers perfect hiking conditions, with cooler mountain temperatures and reliable dry weather. June through September brings peak heat and northern European crowds; pools and cooled interiors become essential rather than optional.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Multi-generational families discover Villa Caridad’s layout a revelation. Grandparents occupy the first-floor apartment with its own kitchen and bathroom, maintaining independence while remaining steps away from grandchildren. Parents and children spread across ground-floor bedrooms, with teenagers potentially claiming the sofa bed in the basement entertainment room.

Two families vacationing together find the separation profound: one family’s early risers don’t wake late sleepers; one family’s dinner timing doesn’t force another’s meal schedule. The basement pool table and dual kitchens prevent the tension common in shared properties.

Couples seeking mountain village immersion rather than beach tourism will appreciate Los Naranjeros’ authenticity. The quiet location suits those prioritising rest over nightlife; the proximity to hiking, wine tasting, and cultural sites suits those seeking enrichment over resort entertainment.

Groups of friends, particularly those interested in cooking collectively, benefit from the two kitchen spaces and outdoor wood oven—transforming meal preparation into shared experience rather than chore. The games room facilitates evening entertainment without requiring expensive restaurant reservations.

Practical Information

Capacity and Layout: Villa Caridad accommodates 9 guests across 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. Bedrooms comprise two doubles on the ground floor (each with terrace access), one single on the ground floor, and one double on the first floor. A double sofa bed provides additional sleeping capacity when required.

Airport Access: Tenerife North Airport (Los Rodeos), 28km southeast, serves regional Spanish flights and connects to mainland Europe via Madrid and Barcelona. Transfer time runs approximately 50 minutes by car. Tenerife South Airport (Reina Sofía), 70km south, handles most international and charter arrivals; transfer takes 90 minutes but offers more frequent long-haul connections.

Nearest Supermarket: Carrefour supermarket in Icod de los Vinos stands 6km southeast, approximately 10 minutes’ drive. Village shops in Los Naranjeros itself provide daily essentials. The Saturday market in the village offers fresh local produce at better prices than chain supermarkets.

What’s Included: The rental includes Wi-Fi internet throughout the property, pool heating (year-round), air conditioning, heating system for winter months, and all kitchen appliances. Linen, towels, and basic toiletries (shower gel and shampoo) are provided. Cleaning occurs at the end of your stay; mid-week cleaning can be arranged for longer bookings. Check-in flexibility depends on seasonal occupancy; late arrivals and early departures may be available with advance notice.

Frequently Asked Questions about Villa Caridad

How many guests does Villa Caridad sleep?

Villa Caridad sleeps 9 guests as standard configuration: two double bedrooms with terrace access on the ground floor, one single bedroom on the ground floor, and one double bedroom on the first floor. A double sofa bed in the basement entertainment room provides additional sleeping capacity, bringing maximum occupancy to 11 guests in exceptional circumstances. The first-floor apartment’s self-contained nature makes it ideal for families seeking semi-independent sleeping arrangements.

What is the nearest airport to Villa Caridad in Los Naranjeros?

Tenerife North Airport (Los Rodeos/Aeropuerto Cristóbal Colón) sits 28km away, approximately 45-50 minutes by car via the northern motorway. This airport primarily handles European connections and inter-island flights. Tenerife South Airport (Reina Sofía), 70km south, offers more international flights but requires 85-90 minutes transfer time. Most guests prefer North Airport for convenience despite South’s broader flight options.

What is the best time of year to rent Villa Caridad?

Late October through November offers ideal conditions: daytime temperatures around 24-26°C, calm seas, and minimal rainfall. The pool remains heated and genuinely pleasant. January through February attracts families escaping northern hemisphere winter; expect cooler evening temperatures (14-16°C) but reliable sunshine and full pool operability. March through May brings perfect hiking conditions, with mountain temperatures suitable for active exploration. June through September delivers intense heat (28-30°C+) and European crowds; these months suit only heat-tolerant guests prioritising low accommodation prices. December attracts pre-Christmas holidays and New Year groups, with prices at annual peak.

Is Villa Caridad suitable for families with children?

Yes, with important caveats. The heated pool provides year-round swimming safely enclosed by fencing (verify current safety specifications). Nearby Playa del Ancla, 12km north near Garachico, offers sheltered swimming in natural volcanic rock pools, ideal for younger children uncomfortable with open Atlantic beaches. The village itself presents minimal traffic, allowing children safe exploration of cobblestone streets. The games room provides rainy-day entertainment. However, families with very young children should verify cot availability (one cot provided, see terms) and bring necessary equipment. Supermarkets stock nappies and formula, but selection is more limited than northern European standards.

What is included in the rental price at Villa Caridad?

The rental includes: Wi-Fi internet throughout the property, pool heating (year-round operation, weather-dependent), air conditioning in all rooms, heating system for winter months, all kitchen appliances and cookware, linen and bath towels, basic bathroom toiletries (shower gel and shampoo), end-of-stay cleaning, security and monitoring systems. Not included: laundry detergent (though a washer and dryer are available), premium channel access on televisions, or activities outside the property. Additional cleaning beyond end-of-stay cleaning may be available for supplementary fees; confirm during booking.

What restaurants and shops are near Villa Caridad?

Los Naranjeros village contains several traditional restaurants serving Canarian cuisine within walking distance (under 10 minutes). Icod de los Vinos, 6km southeast, hosts the Carrefour supermarket, independent grocers, and multiple restaurants ranging from casual tapas bars to more formal dining. The weekly Saturday village market stocks fresh local produce, cheeses, and wine at better prices than supermarkets. Wine tasting facilities operate in El Sauzal and Tacoronte, 8-12km south, where vineyards offer afternoon sessions and bottles for purchase. Puerto de la Cruz, 25km south, offers extensive restaurant choices and the Mercado del Puerto fresh produce market. Garachico, 12km north, features waterfront restaurants specialising in fresh fish, with tables overlooking volcanic rock formations and the Atlantic.