Ferienhäuser Casas Las Piedras Lanzarote
Ferienhäuser Casas Las Piedras Lanzarote is a group of five holiday houses in Tías on Lanzarote, together with a 60 square metre apartment that can only be booked alongside one of the houses. Each house has 120 square metres of living space, two bedrooms with double beds, an open living and dining area, a fitted kitchen, a full bathroom and a guest toilet, and sleeps up to five people. Shops, restaurants and a bakery are within walking distance.
The five houses are spread across a 15,000 square metre site with a palm and flower garden and views over the volcanic landscape of Lanzarote. Each one has 120 square metres of living space, two large bedrooms with double beds, an open living and dining area, a kitchen with dishwasher, oven and coffee machine, a full bathroom with shower and two basins, and a separate guest toilet. Towels and bed linen are included, and there is wifi in every house.
Shared facilities include a heated pool with loungers, a 60 square metre sun terrace and a covered corner with a built in grill and a table for up to twenty people. Each house also has its own covered barbecue corner. A resident managing couple is on site, and a car from the airport can be arranged together with the house on request. Stays are settled with a booking confirmation.
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