Stayed here for a week in January to catch some sun. The hotel is in a quiet part of Lanzarote, Yaiza, well away from noisy resorts and bars. Booked online at 588 euros for 7 nights b&b. Stayed in room 5 which apparently is one of their cheapest rooms. The room is really lovely, spacious, high ceilings, mural in the bedroom area with a very large shower bathroom. They have a pool at the back and a sun deck at the front looking over the hills. Great views. So overall I think this is good value for money.

Yaiza is a very small village inland, and if you want to see any of the island you will need a hire car. The hotel can arrange a car for you half the cost I could hire online. Within walking distance from the hotel there is a supermarket, gift shop and that's about it. There is a restaurant in the village which shut at 4pm each day, and another a little further out ( 15 mins walk max).

The hotel has a restaurant attached. Its closed on Thursdays. We had a meal here each night and thought the quality was really excellent.

The hotel operates with very few staff. The owner operates between this and another hotel, so reception is not always open. Restaurant manager is there from 2pm each day, and there is one person who deals with breakfast. It's relaxed and informal.

The hotel information shows it to be 4 star. I would rate it a good 3 but not 4.

My only criticism is that it is noisy due to the very old wooden floors. They look fantastic but have no sound proofing properties so you will hear others talking, walking, snoring below or above your room.

For a peaceful stay, away from the massive resorts and busy nightlife, this was perfect.

Every room is unique and very spacious, clean and doesn't give a typical hotel-room feeling, only one negative comment is that the walls were very thin.

Only stayed 1 night at this hotel as live on the island and were looking for somewhere to relax. Only 9 rooms, three which are suites. Due to some write-ups seen prior to stay, decided to opt for a junior suite. I think the owner wasn't thrilled to have a one night stay but that's his decision. We arrived at time set, the owners were there and the wife helped us with our luggage and was very pleasant. There is a small check-in area and a small lounge which nobody seemed to use. We went up to our junior suite which consisted of a very large, high ceiling room with a juliet balcony and an enormous bathroom. The decor was unusual with painted ceilings and antique furniture. The only minor comments are the lighting wasn't too good and the beautiful bathroom with french style clawed bath and large double shower didn't have anyway to put soap etc. Maybe in places in need of a lick of paint but overall with flat screen TV etc entirely satisfied with junior suite, a pity we couldn't have stayed longer.
We quickly went down to the pool area at the back of the hotel, where there is a reasonable sized pool and pleasant potted plants. The water in the pool was quite cold but you got used to it and this is quite normal for Lanzarote hotels. Only 5 loungers around the pool but usually only a few people used the area and there was seating elsewhere.
That evening we ate in the restaurant which was quite small and intimate. The only waiter on duty was fortunately very efficient and pleasant. The owner did pop by to check up on things. The standard of the food was very, very good although as one would expect not cheap. We were satisfied with the meal and thought although the menu was limited, we would certainly recommend it for special occasions.
I had read in other reviews that the breakfast was limited and not replenished and that you hardly saw anyone to get refills for coffee etc. In our particular case, we only saw a woman pop in several times to see if the coffee flask needed refilling and she did replenish the smoked salmon! It turns out she was also doing the cleaning so I guess she had a lot to do. The coffee was not the best in the world but overall the breakfast was quite good, smoked salmon, cold meats and various cheeses, breads, pastries and croissants, yoghurts, cereals and lots of fresh fruit, juice. Not the cooked, English breakfast my partner prefers but I thought a good continental spread. The owner popped by after his jog while we were eating breakfast and we paid the cleaner later. The owners are running two small hotels so can't be everywhere at once. I would recommend this hotel to anyone who doesn't want lots of activities and wants to relax. You would need a car to get around and this type of hotel caters for people who want a quiet place to stay, probably with little contact with owner/staff but that's fine by me.

We stayed in September-October and liked it very much. It really depends on what you like: this small hotel is nice and quite. A home from home. Everything close-by by rental car. We stayed in the suite with a very nice sitting room and terrace. The swimming pool is small and a bit cold. Do not expect to get "spoilt" by the owners. They are not unfriendly, but you hardly see them. We prefer that above getting "paternalised". However, if you like being pampered, do not choose this hotel. Surroundings are wonderful. There are very good restaurants in the neigbourhood and the hotel restaurant is really VERY nice. You have to check your bill when you check out (our prepayment was not deducted in first instance) and tell the night before when you are leaving, because otherwise the owners will not be around ! absolutely recommended for travellers not liking resort hotels at the seaside. (coast is only a few kilometers away anyway!)