Everything, it was really amazing but hard to find in the dark without sat nav. We luckily had a lovely man who put it in his sat nav and we followed him...Definitely worth the stress. Arrived pretty late but the staff on the ball and had a wonderful meal with exceptional Gonzalis....He was a gem, looked after us with food, wine, ice...Absolutely loved him and the stay was made easier and lovely with him..such a character....

Getting there in the dark with no sat nav...Directions should just say in Yaizi behind church...forgot the 5 roundabout Directions, that was so confusing and stressful...

The place is excellent and we liked the mix of rural with the Manrique-style. It is very well located - perfect for the Termesana hike and for restaurants in Yaiza and Uga.

The breakfast is good but there isn’t a great variety of food and it is more or less the same - keep it in mind if you plan to stay for longer. Breakfast ends at 9:30 and the breakfast staff isn’t very friendly. Tbh we felt a bit tense when interacting with him, even though my mother speaks Spanish.

Just a wonderful guesthouse in Yaiza. Very cute and clean with rooms set within a pretty inner courtyard. Nice sitting places to relax with a drink in the evening. Even a painting down by Manrique in the room. Very nice to experience a traditional side of Lanzarote. Bar stop cafe just down the road is wonderful for lunch or dinner. Hosts were very warm and friendly. Breakfast is small but very nice and sufficient to start the day. Beautiful spot with colourful flowers in the attached restaurant to eat meals.

Very nice and clean rooms, comfortable bed. Very nice courtyard too, but no privacy.

We didn't appreciate the ' humour ' of the waiter. I even think he is the owner, but I am not sure about it. For us absolutely NO FUN! I have read this remark before in other reviews. We had dinner in the restaurant. Not really our taste, maybe we ordered the wrong menu...and maybe because we were astonished about the behavior of the waiter.

The hosts were so friendly & humorous! A different breakfast every morning, such a good idea - we wished we were there for longer! We also had a lovely dinner in the restaurant, the outdoor courtyard is an amazing setting. Everything is well presented and clean, and the rooms are quirky in design. Walkable to the town and a supermarket. Peaceful and quiet location.

A little hard to find as it's accessed via a one way road and this is not a bad comment about the hotel, but all restaurants in the town are closed on a Monday which caught us out!

We stayed 2 nights. Our hotelroom was decorated in Manrique-style, cosy and clean. It is in the center of the island, perfect for sight seeing. The bathroom with shower was clean and warm water; towels available, good beds. We slept well. Enough parkingplaces behind a electronic fence. A few good restaurants and a supermarket in the neighboorhood. The location is an oasis of tranquility. We were sorry that we had to leave. Breakfast was ok, friendly personnel.

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I like everything about Hotelito La Era Very warm welcome in the reception Lovely room with very clean bed, bed also very comfortable, I had very good sleep...like home.. The breakfast was very nice..Good location, close the national park, airport , Flamingo playa ( recommended a car) This place its very peaceful & pretty, I would like back 100% next time My score 10/10

The breakfast served in the restaurant was excellent, and the guy serving us (unfortunately I didn't ask his name) was funny and made us comfortable. The room was really nice, and the courtyard was lovely. There is a supermarket nearby, and Yaiza was a nice place to stay and reach all the places in Lanzarote.

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We loved everything about Hotelito, especially the staff who were friendly, helpful, and funny. The rooms were beautiful as was the overall property. We were in the Canaries for 3 weeks at different locations, and this was our favorite.

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The Hotelito La Era is a traditional finca converted in 1960 to a restaurant with b&b rooms by the famous Lanzarote artist Cesar Manrique. It remains faithful to his imaginative, creative and tasteful work, and we felt privileged to stay here! The rooms are original farm outbuildings adapted to simple b&b use - no frills, but it all works. Breakfast is plentiful and efficiently served in the lovely restaurant, and we also took an evening meal here, and a lunch in the sunny courtyard. Everything is very authentically Canarian - and great VFM too! 100% recommended.

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