Buenavista Lzt. Country Suites

Beautiful boutique hotel in the middle right by the wineyards of La Geria. Our villa was great and the whole staff super nice. We also met Gonzalo the owner and had a very pleasant chat and he even sent us a bottle wine to our villa on the house. The breakfast is one of the best we have had in a very long time and it is served directly to your villa-you can basically jump from bed to table without the need of tidy up or talk to strangers in the morning. If you want a break from the everyday hustle, this is the place!

This is not a service issue — it is a safety issue. A late-night bathroom flooding incident escalated into aggressive and unpredictable behavior by the owner, including shouting, throwing his shoes on the floor, and using a kitchen knife to force the drain. This happened at night in a setting where we were unable to leave until morning. Although not far from major attractions, the property is accessed via a narrow, unlit road with no nearby facilities. Without a car, leaving at night was not a realistic option. The room had multiple issues: poor drainage, damp walls, broken furniture, insects on the bed, and extremely poor lighting. The owner also behaved inappropriately toward our driver, dismissing her language ability, insisting on English despite she spoke Spanish, and questioning whether she was Chinese. The staff member he employed the next morning did not speak any English and communicated entirely via translation apps, making his earlier humiliation of our driver over language ability especially contradictory. A refund was issued only after it was clear we were leaving. The apology was very brief and no explanation or accountability for the behavior was ever provided. We do not recommend staying here.

The experience was extremely disappointing. When I checked in, I told the staff that I needed to take my car out and asked him to open the gate for me. He replied that he “didn’t understand Spanish” and forced me to communicate in English. I was already trying my best to speak Spanish, yet he still responded with a very rude attitude. What was even more unacceptable was that he emphasized, “I don’t speak Chinese,” even though he didn’t even know where I was from. This carried a very clear sense of discrimination. Such discriminatory behavior should never appear in any hospitality service. It is a serious mistake. The whole experience made me feel extremely uncomfortable, even disgusted. I hope the management will take this issue seriously, address the staff member’s behavior, improve service standards, and ensure respect for guests from all over the world.

We do not have enough good things to say about our stay at Buenavista suites!||Gonzalo was the most lovely and accommodating host. Each suite is designed thoughtfully to reuse materials (the property was an old abandoned warehouse) in a way that is industrial and incredibly chic. The bed was incredibly comfortable and we appreciated the small touches like local robes and high quality blankets. Each morning we took a delicious homemade breakfast that showcased local fruits. The location was perfect for touring La Geria and the local wineries, which was the focus of our visit to the island, but the central location would also be perfect for adventurers who want to explore any part of the island without extensive drive times.||Gonzalo was even kind enough to give us an impromptu tour of his small vineyard and hobby winery when we expressed interest! We will stay nowhere else when we return to Lanzarote.

We stayed here for two nights at the beginning of our trip and we had an exceptional stay from beginning to end. We were greeted by the owner who took our luggage for safekeeping as our room wasn’t ready yet. He even called a local restaurant for us and made us a reservation while we waited too. Our room took our breath away, it was stunning! It felt so private & peaceful. The first night we enjoyed the hotel vineyard wine and watched the sunset from our room. The breakfast was exceptional, all brought to your room with local sourced ingredients and a changing hot option each day. The hotel even offers yoga twice a week which was great. Overall this hotel was truly impressive and great if you want to properly unwind in an epic location. ||I would recommend only staying for a few nights - only because it is quite remote and you will have to drive everywhere!

I spent a week there and Gonzalo and his team made me feel so welcomed and cared for. A wonderful starting point to recharge and experience peace and quiet but also to get many tips to meet Lanzarote’s authentic people and places. A beautiful and sincere project ❤️

Spectacular place to stay! Very chilled and pieceful. The room was spacious with huge window that provided incredible views on vulcans and was amazing especially during the night for star gazing. Fabulous breakfast served by super lovely staff with chef prepared special of the day meals. The bed was super comfy with various types of high quality pillows to choose from. Everything was very clean and fresh. The room had it’s own kitchen with a fridge prepared with cold filtered water, great wine and beer. We felt very welcomed and would definitely return to Buena Vista Suites again!

Prime location near La Geria, Lanzarote's most famous wine region. Excellent base to discover the island, or stay in and unwind. We stayed in the Oeste suite which was very tastefully decorated and had a large 'onsen' style bathtub with a nice view of the surrounding volcanoes. Really unique. Another great experience was enjoying the luxurious breakfast, which featured a new special everyday, on the patio of your suite in the warm morning sun. There still could be some room for improvement though. We felt that the sagging mattress could use an upgrade and some extra blankets for the colder winter nights would be most welcome as well. Another minor issue we encountered during our stay, which was handled quite well by the host, was a photoshoot that took place while we were there. Production crew and photographers running around, takes away some of the tranquility of this place. I would suggest to the hosts to avoid planning such events in the future when the place is at full capacity.