Haria Hotel Guide - The Aloe Vera House Museum hotels in Haria, Spain.

"The property was really nice and clean, the advert is really accurate."

"The location of this property is fantastic with amazing views from the 3rd floor terrace, however the directions to the property were pretty poor as we arrived at night.The property has all that you need BUT we think important items are missing from the description. The property is on 3 floors with 2 very steep narrow staircases. Not suitable for those with mobility issues. One twin room is downstairs as is the bathroom. The master is on the 3rd floor, so 29 steps either way to use the loo, plus for a younf family,you are on ground and top floor. It says it sleeps 6 , but there is only a sofa for 2 and only seating for 4 on the terrace. We were unfortunate and had some heavy storms, tgerefore, water came in the front door,the lounge windows and the big doors on the .ain bedroom. Thus is a well equipped ,nice house,but thrse issues would stop us visiting again "

"A very enjoyable stay in a comfortable apartment on the edge of the village."

"On arrival there was nothing to welcome us – no welcome message, no welcome pack and no book of words relating to the property with useful information like was the water drinkable, did paper need to be put in the toilet or the bin etc. There was no information about the local area, or Lanzarote as a whole which you would most likely find in other properties. There were also no instructions as to how to operate any of the appliances.As the property shared 3 walls there was only the one door/window at the frontTo get to the second bathroom you had to go through 3 doors from one of the bedrooms, and you could barely squeeze inside.The property is advertised as sleeping 4, but there were only 2 outside chairs, and only 1 inside along with a settee. We bought 2 plastic chairs so we could entertain friends who were staying nearby.Some of the appliances were looking a bit worse for wear, and various items were missing. Iron and board, fire extinguisher, first aid kit and smoke detector. Also no shelves in the oven which I have never come across before. Other items which would have been useful which we went out and bought for a few euros – pegs, chopping board, ice cube tray and washing up bowl (Lanzarote has a severe water shortage at the moment)Positives – location, good size, very clean, close to shops and restaurants."

"Can only recommend it, has everything one needs, perfect view"

"View of sea from room and large balcony area which includes sunbeds in balcony area. Good kitchen and other rooms. Two well stocked shops nearby, one for fruit and veg, the other with full range of food. Excellent island to cycle round, with large number of cycle rental shops nearby.Pedro Barba is a beautiful village (possibly just a small tourist resort with a dozen buildings) with sheltered swimming, about three miles from the town by coast path (part on a cliff) or road.Wonderful peaceful accommodation in a lovely island. Swimming beach two minutes walk from accommodation just next to the main harbour."

"Très belle vue (20 M de l'océan) Maison spacieuse Très calme Proche du centre ville"