Casa Rural en Lanzarote - Finca Isabel
Casa Rural en Lanzarote - Finca Isabel occupies a country estate at Mozaga, in the middle of the island and within the municipality of Teguise. It holds five self-contained units, studios and apartments, set among gardens of palms, cacti and vines. Two buildings in volcanic architecture, La Cueva and El Jameo, house the pool area and the solarium. Guests have their own parking within the grounds.
The five units are independent of one another. The studios are laid out as a single space combining kitchen, dining area and sitting room, with one bedroom and a bathroom. The apartments have two double bedrooms, a sitting room, a kitchen-diner and a bathroom. All come with a terrace, a barbecue and a solarium, a full kitchen with dishwasher and small appliances, satellite television, electric heating, a safe and WiFi.
The estate lies at Mozaga, in the heart of Lanzarote, among gardens of palms, cacti and vines typical of the island's volcanic landscape. The pool sits outdoors in an area separate from the accommodation, is shared, is unheated and is available all year round. The minimum stay depends on the season and is usually three or four nights. Booking is made through the website, by email or by telephone, and there is parking within the grounds.
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