Top Hotels Near City Council of Arenas in Arenas from NZ$93

"Wonderful villa in a superb location. Amazing pool with stunning views. Very helpful host too. We would certainly come again!"

"Great host, very informative. Villa was lovely and well equipped views were stunning and the little restaurants in Sayalonga did not disappoint. "

"Absolutely fantastic, this villa has everything you need and more. Wonderful views and very peaceful. We will definitely return. Thank you Gary for the great commination and sharing your lovely villa with others and thank you Carl for the very warm welcome. "

"Beautiful Castle. Had a Great Stay. Thank You"

"Enjoyed peace and quiet.Location beautifulFew small problems were sorted very quickly.Some facilities are tired and need of upgrade but didnt spoil our overall experience."

"Myself and my family had an amazing time. The property has everything you could want and the view is out of this world. Madeleine was so helpful and even help our daughter to swim and snorkel in the pool. She also informed us about a festival taking place in Arenas village which was lovely. Overall an excellent stay and a wonderful experience. We will definitely be coming back here as it was like home from home. "

"Amazing property with everything you need. Hosts were great!"

"Before we arrived the detail and communication we received was great, with very helpful (well needed) instructions to find the property. Beautiful villa in a very peaceful location, has everything you could possibly need and basic household items were all available from washing up liquid to hair dryers to beach chairs and brollies.The pool was lovely with a lot of outdoor space and loads of places to sit, with the most amazing view. The only downside is the challenging drive up to the villa is not for the faint hearted but ultimately leaves you in the most peaceful location with an incredible view. Would absolutely recommend! "

"Villa was lovely and views are great but the noise from the village was bad , young lads on motor bikes dogs constantly barking, and works yard braking up rocks and loading them onto lorries and other noises from what looks like a junkyard. Every day there was somebody with a strimmer cutting the grass on there bit of land. "