We stayed here mid November 2011 for what was meant to be a 10 night stay. To be fair it was a mistake to pick this hotel with a 10 month old child and our homework hadn't been done properly as it was our first holiday as parents. BUT that said certain things apply to every visitor. Don't know where... More

The main house is a XVIII century traditional building, passed down from father to son since generations, with a dependance (20 rooms altogether), a new spa, a tennis court. It's a countryhouse, one minute away from the centre of the little town of Yaiza. It's only ten minutes away from Timanfaya Natural Park (by car) and not too far from... More

We had done quite a bit of research into our trip away in February as I am suffering from cancer and this was to be a break of total relaxation. After our long journey we arrived at around 6.30 only to be told there was no refreshment available as it was Sunday. We were not impressed with this nor had... More

We stayed here for the last night of our holiday, after a week self catering - Good base for visiting dramatic western coastline. We were upgraded to a suite which was fantastic, great big wooden shuttered windows, views of the mountains, a terrace and lovely old furniture - I kept expecting some Spanish colonial era aristocrats to waltz in at... More

When we arrived at the hotel we were tired and in need of a good nights sleep and having not reseved in advance, we were relieved that there were rooms available. Although we had an issue with our first room being damp, management dealt with this swiftly and proffessionally and we were moved to a very pleasant room which was... More

We were booked for 7 nights from 31 october and found the hotel and rooms most comfortable and a great base to travel from. Car hire is a must, though our tour operator Thomas Cook didnt advise us. Luckily, I had researched quite a lot and realised this in advance. There was a mixed type of people staying at the... More

My husband and I did a lot of research before our week-long trip to Lanzarote (last holiday before birth of first child in January 2011). We wanted to avoid any tacky resort-type places so booked 2 nights at Finca de las Salinas as it's off the beaten track a bit but still looked well equipped. We were really disappointed on... More

I would personally cal it a luxurious B&B. Staff are friendly, helpful and accommodating. Their restaurant manager and busboy helped me saw off my luggage padlock which I had forgotten the combination to, all with a smile. The receptionist was a genial German young lady who helped me wrestle an extension from the car rental company. Met the proprietor too,... More

We stayed for two nights in January. We were initially 'upgraded' to a suite, which was dark and dingy and right on the road. The noise made sleeping difficult. When we complained we were moved to one of the rooms by the pool. This was quieter but there was a distinct smell of damp. The hotel is unimpressive. It was... More