Los Lirios Hotel Rural - Adults Only

Los Lirios Hotel is a rural, adults-only base in Tías, aimed at travellers who prefer a small-scale stay to a large resort routine. The setting is practical rather than showy: you have a garden, a swimming pool with a view, a bar, and places to sit outside when the day is done.

You can use the hotel website in English or Spanish, which is useful when sorting out the basics before arrival. The minimum age is 13, and the adults-only policy gives the place a clear rhythm: less family logistics, more time for a coffee, a book, or doing absolutely nothing for a while.

The address is on Calle Los Lirios in Tías, in a rural setting on Lanzarote. Lanzarote Airport is close by: about 2.7 miles in direct distance, or roughly 4.4 miles by road. That keeps the first and last transfer relatively straightforward, although the hotel is not positioned on the coast.

Playa de los Pocillos is about 2.5 miles away, while Puerto del Carmen Beach is around 2.6 miles away. Playa Chica is about 2.8 miles from the hotel, with Playa de Matagorda and Lima Beach also within roughly 3 miles. For dinner close to base, Comer Comer is around 0.6 miles away on foot, and La Ermita and Arrayate un Millo are each about 0.6 miles away as well.

You are also within reach of Lanzarote Golf Resort, about 2.9 miles away, and Rancho Texas Park, around 5 miles away. The Campesino Monument is roughly 6 miles away, while Lagomar Museum is about 11 miles away.

The room choice is mainly about how you want the night to work. The Superior King Room suits a couple who want one very large bed, while the Superior Twin Room gives you separate beds without turning the room into a diplomatic exercise. The Standard Queen Room keeps things more compact, and the Double Room with Terrace adds private outdoor space for the important business of sitting down with a drink.

If you want more room to spread out, the King Studio with Sofa Bed is the one to look at. It is designed for two and has a separate living feel, with a private bathroom. The room cards below give you the exact dimensions, capacity, and bed arrangements; the useful distinction here is whether you prioritise space, a terrace, or the bed itself.

Every room has air conditioning, heating, soundproofing, a minibar, a refrigerator, an electric kettle, and a private bathroom with a shower or bath. After salt, sun, and a long day out, the fridge is where the cold water earns its keep, while soundproofing and climate control make the room easier to settle into. A flat-screen TV, radio, wardrobe, desk, linen, towels, toiletries, and a hairdryer cover the less glamorous but necessary parts of the evening.

Breakfast is included, so the day starts without having to organise the first meal before you have properly become a person. The hotel also has an on-site coffee house, fruit, a minibar, and a bar, with wine and champagne available when the evening calls for something more civilised than another bottle of water.

There is an outdoor dining area, along with a picnic area and outdoor furniture. That gives you options for taking breakfast or a drink outside, depending on whether you want a proper table or something less formal. The food-and-drink offer is modest and useful: breakfast, coffee, bar service, and provisions for the room rather than a long restaurant programme.

The swimming pool, sun terrace, garden, sun loungers, and pool towels give you the obvious post-outing plan: change, shower, and lie down somewhere that is not your bed. There is also an open-air bath and a public bath, so you can vary the format when sitting by the pool has done its work.

Massage treatments include full-body, couples, head, neck, back, hand, and foot massage. For two people travelling together, the couples massage is the straightforward choice; for everyone else, the menu covers the bits that tend to complain first after a busy day.

When you want to leave the property, the tour desk can help with local culture tours, walking tours, bike tours, and excursions involving bodegas, beaches, and the island. Cycling and hiking are available away from the hotel, while golf is within about 3 miles. Windsurfing and kitesurfing are also available off site. Board games and puzzles keep the indoor option suitably low-tech.

Lanzarote Airport is the natural arrival point, around 2.7 miles from the hotel in direct distance and about 4.4 miles by road. Free private parking is available on site, with no reservation needed, which is handy if you are hiring a car to reach beaches, dive centres, or the island's inland sights. WiFi is free throughout the hotel.

Check-in runs from 13:00 to 15:00, and check-out from 08:00 to 12:00. You need to provide photo identification and a credit card at check-in, and the hotel needs to know your expected arrival time. The accepted payment methods are cash, Visa, and Mastercard.

Daily housekeeping is provided, while laundry is available as a service. Pets can stay on request, and the hotel has private check-in and check-out. Children under 13 are not accommodated, and cots or extra beds are not available, so choose the room on the basis of the sleeping arrangement shown on its room card rather than hoping to add another bed later.

The hotel's environmental measures are practical rather than decorative. Solar panels provide part of its energy, rainwater is collected, and waste is managed responsibly.

The approach also covers everyday purchasing and consumption: local products are used, food waste is reduced, and an electric vehicle forms part of the hotel's efforts. There is no certification to add to the label, but the measures themselves are clear enough.