Villas Las Marinas

Very central (supermarket and some restaurants over the street) but still private terasse with pool. Papagayo Beaches are in walking distance. Interessting to know that there is one big and one small towel plus one adfitional large pool/ beach towel in place for each person.

Only thing we missed was a dring opportunity for towels outside. There were many big hotels close by.

Great location, amazing private pool!

A lot of space where needed, living room and outdoor (less in the bedrooms). Privacy. View.

The pool is not heated so water can be very “fresh”.

The Villa was clean upon arrival. The kitchen was functional and reasonably equipped, which was a small saving grace. The lounge area was somewhat comfortable,

Much of the accommodation felt like stepping into a timewarp—dated furnishings, uncomfortable bedding, and outdated technology gave the impression it hadn’t seen a meaningful update in years...reminded me of an old timeshare The double bed was particularly unpleasant: hard, with lumpy pillows that made for restless nights. A dumb idea of putting light switches in the middle of the headboard ,wasn't the 1st time lights came in on in the room in the middle of the night whilst turning. The lack of air conditioning in a hot climate was another major letdown. A single floor fan provided little relief, and the absence of a ceiling fan in the bedroom made things worse. Even a basic A/C system—chargeable or not—would have made a huge difference to comfort. The outdoor area, which should have been a highlight, also fell short. The private pool was freezing—not due to a fault in heating as it wasn't heated but because of relentless NNE winds that hit us daily for all 11 days I GUESS NOT FAULT OF OWNERS .. BUT no windbreak or protective measures were in place, making the pool area unpleasant for relaxation. The surrounding terrace was basic, with immovable parasols locked into massive concrete blocks, uncomfortable sunbeds, and lightweight furniture that frequently blew into the pool due to the wind. The lounge area was somewhat comfortable, though the entertainment setup was far from modern. The TV was old, not a smart model, and all satellite channels appeared to be in German i gave up looking in the end as no channel guide was available. A smart TV would have allowed us to log into Netflix etc or cast content from our devices—basic expectations in 2025. And the inclusion of a retro 1980s-style CD player felt more like a quirky joke than a feature...I don't know anyone who uses CDs these days Sadly, this stay has put me off visiting Lanzarote again.