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Nice and clean place. Kitchen fully equiped, super comfy bed. Little nice touches such as a lamp with candle and a local cheese in the fridge. Very smooth check in and out. Extra entertainment- neighbours have a donkey so you can hear him from time to time - this is absolutely no bother but realy funny.

This simple accommodation provided me with a good night sleep and a hearty breakfast before I resumed my walking. It is in a quiet location with ample parking and easy access to the highway. The communal area has a selection of travel books, tea/coffee making facilities and an honesty bar in the fridge. Breakfast is simple and may not offer enough choice for everyone; however for me it was good as I was able to eat and get going by 8AM.

There are many rooms in the property. I had an apartment with my own kitchen, but could also use the common seating area by the balcony. Rooms are furnished in decorative style with some rough edges. I was made very welcome by the host.

the hosts were outstanding the property was excellent and very clean everything you needed was there

Stunning villa, easily the nicest villa we’ve ever stayed in! Everything felt brand new and clean, the bed was super comfy and loved how quiet the area was

The property is much nicer in real life had everything we could need

Very nice and clean rooms Thanks for the nice experience best regards Marvin

Absolutely awesome place. In the heart of the Capital city. After 5pm, total silence and tranquility. Host was very helpful. Would absolutely recommend for a family stay.

Location peaceful and some good walks locally, especially to view the enormous goat herd about 2 kms away. The route to get there is as follows: Turn right out of the entrance of the accommodation. Go straight ahead along a narrow road which has little traffic. Continue past the cemetery on your left. You will pass a few houses along the way. As you rise upwards towards the hillsides you will see huge quantities of goats. These goats are a special breed (Majorero) native to this island and used to make the famous cheese of the area. It was a lovely surprise to us to see this grand spectacle and it wasn't until the following day when we visited the cheese museum in Antigua that we learnt about this breed. We went to Antigua by bus which we caught about 10 minutes walking from the accommodation. In fact the bus service is cheap and luckily Tuineje is on the main bus route between Puerto de Rosario and Morro Jable and frequency is good. Contrary to conventional wisdom car hire is not imperative on Fuerteventura as the bus service network is extensive. The owners of the accommodation live nearby and it's worth communicating by WhatsApp or phone. They were willing to help and we used the translater on our smartphones when we met them. Facilities are modern and the rooms nicely decorated. The outside area is gated so everything is secure. There are outdoor table and chairs, sun loungers and a rural view. The small grocery shop is within walking distance and caters for your food and drinks during your stay. We thank the owners for a most memorable stay in the Fuerteventura interior and good luck for the future.