A lovely restoration of this old house made our stay one to remember. The view from a very comfortable bed out of room 6 was out of the movies and the panoramic view from the huge balcony was brilliant. This combined with a beautifully presented and generous breakfast set us up for a good days exploring around the island.

Contrary to what was offered on the website, there was no restaurant, no bar, no room service in fact, no staff at all after 16:00 hours. Having said that, a good choice of restaurants in the village a short walk away.

We loved the location! The village is beautiful, parking is easy and the room was fantastic.

Staying at this hotel was a truly delightful experience. From the moment you walk in, you're transported back in time, thanks to the beautiful architecture and thoughtful decor. The building itself is a marvel, blending historical charm with modern comforts. The owner was exceptionally helpful, going out of their way to provide me with detailed information about the island, which enhanced my stay even more. The staff were equally attentive, making sure every aspect of my visit was pleasant. The hotel's decor adds to the nostalgic ambiance, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. Every detail seems carefully curated to maintain the historical feel while ensuring guests are comfortable. But what truly sets this hotel apart is the breakfast. Served à la carte, the morning meal was the highlight of my stay, offering a delicious start to each day. Overall, this hotel offers a unique experience that combines the charm of the past with the conveniences of today. Highly recommended for anyone looking to immerse themselves in a bit of history while enjoying excellent service and comfort.

Beautiful, unique property with lots of history and rustic charm and a peaceful location. Large rooms and comfortable beds and an amazing, abundant breakfast served by friendly and attentive staff (special thanks to Barbara!) with the option to have a romantic dinner there as well. Nice little bonus: rooms had some of the nicest personal care products I've experienced in a hotel!

The upstairs of the quadruple room was a bit stuffy and hot although the fan helped. Placement of toilet makes the room unsuitable for groups of friends (it's effectively in the same space as twin beds).

This is a lovely little hotel in typical Spanish town in the north of the island. It seems a world away from the huge tourist sites for which Lanzarote has an unfortunate reputation. The hotel is beautifully decorated, entrance through a small orange grove. The rooms are large and high ceilinged with very comfortable beds and standalone baths as well as a walk in shower. It is absolutely silent at night time - bliss! The breakfast was truly delicious with fresh fruit, muesli and freshly squeezed orange juice. It is easy to walk to recommended restaurants in the town (Puerto verde was a favourite) which is quiet and safe. We loved our stay here! We were warmly welcomed and every need attended to.

It would be lovely to have an area to sit or lie in the sun with deckchairs or loungers.

Everything :) The hotel is beautiful with unique atmosphere. Each room carefully designed with vintage furniture. You can go around the many rooms as you please during the day and enjoy the unique atmosphere. The hotel has great and the nicest staff and owner, that will make you feel very well cared for and will help you with everything you need. They will advice you also on the places that you should visit on Lanzarote. We enjoyed the amazing breakfast that will fill you up for at least half a day. The hotel is situated in Haría, which I consider as the most beautiful town on the Island. The place is peaceful and a perfect spot to relax and unwind. Definitely recomend to everyone.

Absolutely stunning, stylish, traditional hotel, lovingly restored, intimate in a quiet Canarian village. We had a warm welcome by a gentleman.

Once we arrived, we were shown to a room to wait to be shown around and have a coffee. We did eventually get the drink, but we're then forgotten. The room was beautiful, but very basic, no home comforts such as bathrobes, tea/ coffee making facilities, TV or extra blankets (it was a bit chilly) Towels were rough and stiff. Windows would not open. Breakfast was average, and service erratic, such a shame for what we paid. There was a list for room service, but no number to call for this. No local information or literature in the room at all.

The hotel is in the north of the island, far away from mass tourism , which makes if it a good escape to the heart of Lanzarote. We spent there 1 week, had a very relaxing time and nevertheless enjoyed everything that the island has to offer. What is more, it is an amazing XIX century renewed building and living in it was almost like going back in time. The breakfast was very good, served by a very friendly staff in an amazing environment, the best way to start the day!

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Haria is a charming little village, which has the feel of an oasis in the desert. The hotel is a lovingly restored villa, with character and a peaceful ambience, conveniently located with a separate parking space. The breakfast is served like a menu, with starters (yoghurt, fresh fruits, muesli), followed by a choice of different types of toasts (with salmon, avocado, nuts, cheeses) and eggs, followed by a choice of cake as and homemade orange marmelade. You’re definitely set up for the day after that!

This is a beautiful 1840 restored home with beautiful classic European decor accentuating the original buildings details. The owners have done a tremendous job in bringing this once abandoned building to life. There is no television to interrupt the peaceful ambiance of the house. The breakfast is warm and filling. The staff attentive and caring. Our room had a beautiful, 5foot bathtub to soak the cares away. There were several sitting areas to relax and it’s location was close to shops, eating spots and the small town of Haría’s center. The beach is only 15 minutes away. You will be SO happy you chose the location. Jose Antonio, owner, will greet you with a smile and detailed conversation.

The parking area is still undeveloped on the home’s adjacent property. The open shower concept in the room is problematic and the escaping water will cause damage to the wooden floor and cabinets.