Casa Hespi - View to Famara Beach - By Lanzarote Vacation Homes

27 reviews

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  Rayco

  ES · solo_traveller · Jul 2026

  10/10

  La ubicación es una maravilla. Tienes todo lo básico al lado.

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  GEFFARD

  FR · family_with_children · Jun 2026

  8/10

  Dépaysement, tranquillité.

  Simplicité

  Manque d'ustensiles pour la cuisine, et un aspirateur.

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  Cinzia

  IT · couple · May 2026

  9/10
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  Pascal

  FR · couple · May 2026

  8/10
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  Cascia

  CH · extended_group · Mar 2026

  2/10

  Total ripoff

  We arrived late after cycling through heavy rain, exhausted and soaked. There was an issue with our payment, but despite the conditions, management refused to let us access the apartment even briefly to retrieve my glasses so I could actually read my phone and resolve it. Standing outside in the rain with zero flexibility from management was a pretty clear sign of what was to come. On top of that, we were asked for a €200 security deposit — completely disproportionate to the standard of the property. The apartment itself is massively overpriced at €280 per night for two people. It’s mediocre at best. The furniture looks fine at first glance, but it’s clearly cheap, low-quality, and already showing wear. The linens were old and worn, the sheets heavily pilled, and while they may have been washed, finding a pubic hair in the bed is simply unacceptable. The bathroom looked superficially clean, but the silicone is visibly moldy. Heating is inadequate — one small heater for the entire apartment on a cold night. The details are sloppy: coffee pods are provided, but no coffee machine. The so-called “sea view” is misleading — you have to stand on the terrace and look at a very specific angle to catch a tiny sliver of water between buildings. Of all the places we stayed in Lanzarote, this was by far the worst — and also by far the most expensive, which makes it even harder to justify. The final issue sealed it. After checkout, we accidentally locked the keys inside and immediately informed management so it could be handled by the cleaning team. Instead, we were told a locksmith was required and were charged for it. This is frankly absurd. The door is a basic type that can easily be opened without damage, and in our experience managing holiday rentals, this situation is routinely resolved without unnecessary costs. Had we known, we would have turned back and opened it ourselves. This stay felt like a textbook case of squeezing as much money as possible out of guests