Frontera Hotel Guide - Guinea y Lagartario Eco Museum hotels in Frontera, Spain.

"The views are wonderful and there are lots of sheltered outdoor spaces to sit and read. Everything you need for self catering.The Casa is quite isolated - we chose not to hire a car, 30 min down hill walk to a supermarket (quite steep return journey), the nearest restaurant is about 20 minutes away and is well worth a visit (La Pasada). Buses run on time and it's a set rate for anywhere on the island. Chano was very helpful, as was the owner.We had quite a bit of wind and rain - but the house stayed dry and warm. Walking in the cloud from the Casa into Valverde took about 1 hr 30min. An excellent place to relax!"

"We absolutely loved our stay at Casa Mar Azul. The location is fantastic, and the mountain views from the terrace are truly stunning—one of our favorite parts of the house. The home itself is thoughtfully equipped with everything needed for a comfortable stay. The beds were very comfortable, the linens were high quality, and the kitchen had all the essentials for cooking at home.If anything, a few additional pillows would have been appreciated, but this was a very minor detail compared to how enjoyable the overall experience was.Our hosts were wonderful—warm, responsive, and extremely communicative throughout the check‑in process, providing clear directions and making everything easy.We truly loved our stay and would happily return!"

"Hotel Ida Inés is the perfect base for a visit to the beautiful Island of El Hiero. The location, in La Frontera, is perfect choice if you want to explore the island - whether by car or by bus. The hotel is run by a super friendly family. Rooms are clean and spacious. The breakfast is very good. Staff are extremely helpful and engaging. "

"Gosh, what a perfect little house! Impossible-to-believe panoramic views of Frontera. High up (steep walking) but close to town. Responsive host, very clean, everything included. There are little pests here and there (lizards, millipedes) but it’s a part of living amidst the island’s biodiversity"