Habitaciones tía Ela

So kind so welcoming and I felt very comfortable

Location was hard for taxis to find that’s all

Good accommodation for someone who needs just place where to sleep and do hygiene routine.

Unfortunately Lady wasn’t able to speak english and she wasn’t welcoming at all. Fortunately her husband saved a situation and explained us everything with smile.

Spacious terrace with a swimming pool. All amenities were within walking distance. The host explained everything clearly.

Unfortunately, the vibe wasn't for me. The house belongs to a young family with a toddler, who naturally makes a lot of noise all the time. The room is set up to keep the guests out of the family's way, which I would do anyway, but the times I spent in the shared spaces, it felt a bit like I was intruding. There is an extra charge for having the shared bathroom cleaned more than once a week, which seems to disadvantage people who stay several days, while someone in the other room might just stay one night, make a mess and leave. It's difficult to rinse the bath yourself, as the shower head is fixed overhead. The bed was noisy and mattress too hard. The bedding didn't smell very well. The odours from the kitchen would seep right into the room. No access to a kettle. Compared to other shared homestays in Lanzarote, this felt overpriced for what you get.

Very clean and spacious, easy to find,

No designated parking. That there was a shared bathroom which was often occupied. The property was also very loud at times as it is child friendly.

The host was really accommodating and friendly. I had to cut my holiday short, she was very understanding! The room was great and as described. I felt really safe as a solo female traveler. Will definitely be going back :)

Beautiful house in a wonderful location. Hosts were amazing and friendly. Room was clean, airy and the bathroom was too.

It’s non-smoking indoors, but I think that’s a me problem. You are welcome to smoke/vape outside. I just prefer smoking indoors. It’s no big criticism, it’s just something to note.