Casa Tomarén
Rural hotel of independent villas in the heart of Lanzarote, set among vineyards and volcanic landscape in San Bartolomé.
Casa Tomarén is a rural accommodation estate in San Bartolomé, in the centre of Lanzarote, set in a natural landscape surrounded by volcanoes and vineyards. The property consists of six independent villas, each with a private terrace or patio, and has its own reception, extensive gardens and an events room.
Its facilities include a heated outdoor pool available year-round, wifi and parking. Massage and yoga services are offered on request, along with grocery delivery. The staff is multilingual (Spanish, English, Indonesian and Japanese), and the location provides easy access to the island's beaches and main attractions.
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