Top Hotels Near City Council of Arenas in Arenas from NZ$75

"Beautiful views and great property. Communication with Marc was excellent and we had a great stay. You do get used to the roads. Thank you."

"We had a lovely stay at Villa Cameleon, journey up takes a bit of getting used to.. especially if you have a fear of heights, it's very high up but the views once there are absolutely stunning and make it very worthwhile. The property itself is lovely, perhaps some of the furnishings are a little tired in places, but it didn't impact our stay, we thought it was great value for money..the pool area was fab, we spent whole days lounging around. We would definitely come back, sad to leave. "

"It’s a nice place with a beautiful garden and a fantastic pool area. The place have a great view.Cosy house, but it was not clean, food rest on pots and pans. Hair on floor and a dirty sofa. We had to clean. Big bed, but has 2 mattresses stacked in top of each other and are really old and worn out. Shower are really small approx 70 x 60 cm. Make it difficult for a shower. 110 for electricity for 11 days stay is probably in the high end. Concrete but mountain road up to the house. "

"We have just returned after a fantastic stay at Rafa’s charming villa. The villa itself is comfortable, very clean and plenty of space for families although it was just myself and my husband this time.The real wow factor of this villa is the outside space and its location with stunning views and sunsets to die for. I can’t recommend this villa enough to both couples seeking a peaceful romantic stay, or families with children as there is the pool table etc to keep them amused on lazy days around the pool area. The pool itself with the fantastic outside bathroom is just lovely and so refreshing! Evening swims were also enjoyed by myself and my husband. There are plenty of places to go and visit in the area, but one of my favourites is Frigiliana. A must to visit! I’m not a personal fan of the beach areas but that could just be me as too built up and busy for my liking. However, the village of Sayalonga itself is charming and has some delightful restaurants in particular Rafa’s own which was superb and I can highly recommend the aged T bone steak! Lots of amenities nearby. You will need a car to stay here but that shouldn’t put you off as it’s well worth having one to explore the local areas, and all the lovely traditional Spanish charm of the local villages.Thanks Rafa again for an amazing stay!"