Hotel Emblemático La Casa de los Naranjos
Old-world Canarian manor meets fin-de-siècle antique shop — romantic, intimate, and slightly eccentric. High ceilings, original parquet floors, stained glass, and reclaimed wood furniture made on-site sit alongside thoughtful contemporary touches. Think period drama set design, but genuinely lived-in.
Room 1 is the flagship: nearly 5-metre ceilings, views over the orange trees, and a freestanding vintage bathtub as the centrepiece of the bathroom. Worth the premium.
Why It Matters
The only property of its kind in northern Lanzarote — a Heritage-listed 19th-century mansion holding the island's oldest library, granted the government's official 'Emblematic Hotel' designation, and featured by Michelin/Tablet Hotels, Mr & Mrs Smith, and Condé Nast-adjacent publications. Owner José also engineered his own rainwater collection and filtration system and installed solar panels, making sustainability a structural part of the property.
A 200-year-old manor house formally listed as a monumental building in Lanzarote's Heritage Register, La Casa de los Naranjos was bought in 2017 by civil engineer José Antonio García — in a semi-ruined state — and painstakingly restored before opening in December 2021. Eight rooms, each distinct, are arranged around a central courtyard, filled with owner José's hand-selected antiques: vintage pianos, gilded mirrors, ornate chandeliers, and a grandfather clock. The oldest library on the island anchors the common spaces, and 30 orange trees line the front garden that gave the hotel its name.
Where You'll Stay
7 room types available
Deluxe Quadruple Room No. 2
Decorated in original whites and greens with antique furniture and pieces made from reclaimed house timber. A master bedroom downstairs and two single beds on an upper mezzanine level, plus a large bathroom with separate bathtub. Suits families or small groups; maximum capacity 5 with extra bed.
Double Deluxe Room No. 1
The flagship room. Views over the orange tree garden, ceilings of almost 5 metres, and a freestanding vintage bathtub at the centre of the bathroom. Original doors and windows restored in their historic green and blue colours, original floors preserved throughout. Consistently cited as the best room in the hotel.
Double Deluxe Room No. 5 — The Palm Room
Antique furniture, profuse original colours, high ceilings, and a large bathroom with separate freestanding bathtub. The standout feature is the headboard hand-painted by a local Lanzarote artist depicting palms. Mr & Mrs Smith singles this out as one of their two favourite rooms in the house.
Double Room No. 8
A luminous room with a large window overlooking the village. Has privileged access to the hotel's large shared upper terrace. Note: located upstairs via a narrow staircase — bring light luggage.
Superior Double Room No. 6
Stands out for its large private terrace with open views of the mountains and the village of Haría below. Very luminous in both bedroom and bathroom. Can accommodate an extra bed for a third person.
Superior Double Room No. 7
A large window frames views of the mountain. Original floors, woodwork, door colours, and fitted closets have all been preserved intact — one of the most historically faithful rooms in the hotel.
Superior Quadruple Room No. 3
Distributed across two floors and dominated by the warm tones of the building's original recovered wood. A characterful room with a strong sense of the manor's original materiality.
The Property
Eat & Drink
1 venue on property
Restaurant
On Property
How you'll actually spend your days.
Just 600 metres from the hotel. The studio and home of Lanzarote's most celebrated artist, who shaped the island's architectural and environmental identity.
The hotel offers curated experiences including exploring La Graciosa — the Canary Islands' eighth island — known for unspoilt beaches, traditional houses, and seafood-forward local cuisine. Hotel can assist with arrangements.
A 10-minute walk from the hotel. Farmhouse produce, handmade crafts, and local artisans fill the town square every Saturday morning.
Trails depart directly from the hotel. The 90-minute trek up to Mirador de Haría delivers unparalleled views of the valley and surrounding islands. The Famara cliff trail runs along a cliff face over 600 metres above sea level for roughly 10 km.
The oldest library on the island of Lanzarote, housed in an original 19th-century cabinet room with two large doors opening onto the courtyard. Stacked with volumes from the 1800s across multiple disciplines.
Hotel-curated sailing experience along Lanzarote's east coast, stopping at unpopulated coves and protected natural spaces.
Visit to La Geria's lava-forged vineyards in the south of the island, followed by a tasting of Lanzarote's distinctive local wines. Hotel can arrange.
Amenities & Practical Info
The details that matter for planning.
The original living room, preserved as originally designed with two large south-facing windows flooding the space with light throughout the day. Furnished with antiques and vintage finds.
High-speed WiFi available throughout the property.
Made-to-order breakfast served daily 8:30am–10:30am. Menu includes fresh yogurt, fruit, muesli, toast, eggs cooked to order, homemade orange marmalade, and fresh-squeezed juice from the hotel's own orange trees. Homemade pastries available to take away.
Available in-room or at a guest's chosen location between 8am and midnight.
Available at €10/hour with 24 hours' advance notice. Restaurant will prepare children's versions of menu items on request.
Personalised concierge service to organise activities, excursions, and taxi transfers (up to 7 passengers).
There is no pool on site. Several wild white-sand beaches are within a 15-minute drive.
30 fragrant orange trees surround the property. The central courtyard sits at the heart of the building — seven windows bring natural light inside and the roof channels rainwater into the cistern below.
A large shared rooftop terrace with views over the Valley of a Thousand Palms. Guests can order a glass of Canarian wine to enjoy here.
All rooms accommodate pets at no additional charge. Guests should bring their own bed and bowl.
Nuxe, Portus Cale, and Keiji bath products provided in rooms.
TVs are not standard in rooms but can be provided on request.
Owner José García (civil engineer) installed solar panels, low-consumption heating, and a rainwater collection system that feeds through a stone filtration wall visible in the dining room. Ceiling beams were repurposed into bathroom cabinetry and furniture. All waste is recycled.
On-site parking available free of charge for guests, open daily 7:30am–midnight.
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