We were booked to stay at La Casona de Yaiza for one week. The Owner, Jose, was there to meet us on arrival. He showed us around the hotel and explained that we were the only people booked to stay there that week and they were planning some maintenance work so it would be good for us to move to... More

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... More

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. More

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... More

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"... More

Yaiza is a medium sized village in the island inland. Views are very nice from the upper floor. We insisted upon reviews to get a room there and as they were not full, obliged. We almost never saw anyone duriing our stay, nor clients nor staff. We woke up early and had breakfast (good) at 8h30AM when buffet was still... More