My partner and I had a wonderful , relaxing and delightful time here. So easy every step of the way and so very relaxing. It's a shame that Lanzarote has so much stigma attached to it because there really is no reason (other than some rather unpleasant and over developed parts of Arrecife) that it should. This part of the... More

We were as lucky as to stay in Casa teresita for three weeks. We have two small children (0 and 3), and one of the reasons why we chose Casa teresita, was the childfriendlyness of Brendan and Terrie. They provided everything we needed for our little ones, and you could tell they love children. They are also wonderful hosts in... More

We felt really fortunate to come across Casa Teresita on the internet and, having not visited the island before, felt reassured and well-informed by the warm, easy-going and helfpul emails from hosts Brendan and Terri, before we arrived. The house was more than we could have hoped for; spacious, light, quiet and airy and full of authentic charm, not to... More

Casa Teresita is a large ground floor apartment in a converted schoolhouse 5 minutes walk from the centre of the large village of Haria in inland, upland, northern Lanzarote. Having lost the long description I originally typed, this repeat will be much shorter (!), and anyway other reviewers have written enough already. The main attractions for us were the tranquility,... More

By sheer luck we found Casa Teresita on the internet when we were looking for accomodation in Lanzarote. We expected something wonderful and all our expectations were surpassed! It is very spacious, with a beautiful and well-equipped kitchen, a great living room and a large bedroom with a really comfortable bed. We really loved the attention to detail, it felt... More

Casa Teresita was a truly wonderful home away from home. We had such a wonderful stay here. It was a lovely place for a relaxing holiday and the Casa is amazing. Completely away from the main hustle and bustle of the south of Lanzarote so we needed a car to hire but that meant we explored the island, which we... More