Lanzarote Vegas | 3-Bedroom Villa in Tias Puerto del Carmen

A 3-bedroom villa rental in Tías, Puerto del Carmen, Lanzarote, positioned within walking distance of Old Town’s dining and nightlife yet sheltered on a quiet residential street. Lanzarote Vegas sleeps 6 guests across 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, combining direct beach access with the kind of entertainment infrastructure that keeps families and friend groups entertained for weeks. The standout feature? A dedicated games room on the lower level that transforms rainy afternoons into tournament nights.

Inside Lanzarote Vegas

The main floor opens into a generously proportioned living space anchored by a substantial corner sofa and reclined armchair arrangement—the type of seating that invites afternoon siestas. A 55-inch smart television connected to IPTV streaming serves films and series across global channels. High-speed Wi-Fi extends throughout, and air-conditioning maintains comfort during Lanzarote’s warmer months.

The kitchen occupies its own dedicated zone with professional essentials: gas hob, electric oven, full-size refrigerator with separate freezer, microwave unit, and dishwasher. Breakfast counter seating flows into a separate dining area with table settings for six. A Nescafé Dolce Gusto coffee machine sits ready for morning rituals. The utility room houses a washing machine and clothesline—a practical addition for stays exceeding one week.

Three bedrooms distribute across the first floor. The principal bedroom contains a double bed with walk-in wardrobe, individual air-conditioning control, and an en suite bathroom featuring a walk-in shower, WC, and washbasin. Two additional bedrooms each contain two single beds, fitted wardrobes, and ceiling fans. A second full bathroom with shower serves these secondary bedrooms.

Descending to the lower level reveals the villa’s entertainment heart: a dedicated games room with 55-inch Ambilight television, pool table, table football, PlayStation 3 console, board game collection, and built-in bar counter. This space transforms into the natural gathering point for evening entertainment, removing the pressure to venture out for entertainment on every single night.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The south-facing garden and pool terrace absorb sunshine from morning through late afternoon. The private swimming pool spans 6 meters by 3 meters with Roman steps and a dedicated shallow ledge for younger swimmers—safety without sacrificing aesthetics. Pool cover and heating maintain usability across shoulder seasons. A shaded raised terrace with two seating positions provides respite from direct sun. Sun loungers and parasols position strategically around the terrace perimeter.

A ping pong table occupies one corner, while an alfresco dining arrangement with six-person table and chairs sits ready for breakfasts overlooking the garden. The barbecue unit enables straightforward evening meal preparation. A hot tub on the terrace offers post-swim relaxation or evening soaking under Lanzarote’s clear night sky. Entirely enclosed garden boundaries ensure child safety and privacy from neighboring properties. Off-street parking on the quiet residential street eliminates the stress of finding spaces.

Location: Tías and the Surrounding Area

Tías sits in the central heart of Lanzarote’s tourist corridor, approximately 5km south of the principal Puerto del Carmen resort district. The Old Town quarter—a ten-minute walk from this villa—preserves fishing village character through narrow streets lined with independent restaurants, casual tapas bars, and family-run shops. This location combines retreat accessibility with immediate proximity to activity.

Puerto del Carmen’s primary beach stretches for 2.5km along golden sand, serviced by beach clubs offering loungers, umbrellas, and refreshment facilities. Playa Grande, the main bathing beach, sits just 1.2km northward. For quieter bathing, Playa del Pozo lies 3km east, favored by families seeking calmer waters. Water sports operators along the beachfront offer parasailing, jet skiing, and paddleboard hire.

Dining options span traditional Canarian cuisine—fresh fish, papas arrugadas, mojo sauces—available at family establishments like La Trattoria and beachfront venues throughout the Old Town. Supermarkets including Carrefour and local mercados stock provisions for self-catering. The weekly market at nearby Tías township offers fresh produce, local crafts, and seasonal Lanzarote specialities.

Cultural sites within 20km include Timanfaya National Park (15km northwest), a volcanic landscape where underground heat source visitors’ restaurant menus, accessible via coach tours from Puerto del Carmen. La Santa village (12km north) offers windsurfing instruction and laid-back beach dining. The salt flats at Janubio (8km northwest) showcase traditional salt harvesting methods across geometric white ponds. Explore our luxury villas in Tías and our full collection in Spain. For destination inspiration, read our Lanzarote travel guide.

Lanzarote Airport (Arrecife) sits 25km north, approximately 35 minutes by taxi or hire car. Inter-island ferry services to Fuerteventura and Gran Canaria depart from Puerto Calero marina, 3km south, where upmarket yacht berths and waterfront dining create another daytime excursion option. Golf courses include Lanzarote Golf Club (9km east) and Costa Teguise Golf Club (16km north). Cycling routes thread through agricultural valleys and coastal paths; mountain biking tracks access volcanic terrain.

Best travel months for Lanzarote are April through June (spring warmth, pre-summer crowds) and September through November (returning heat, cleared summer congestion). Winter months (December-February) bring cooler temperatures around 15-18°C but remain suitable for beach visits on clear days. July and August peak with highest visitor numbers and hotel premiums, though year-round sunshine makes any season viable.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Families with children from ages 4 upward find Lanzarote Vegas particularly suited: the shallow pool ledge enables confident water time without supervision anxiety, the games room occupies occupies teenagers during downtime, and the enclosed garden prevents accidental street wandering. Multiple bathrooms reduce shower queuing in households exceeding four people.

Friend groups of four to six adults appreciate the games room for evening entertainment without restaurant dependency, the outdoor dining setup for shared meal preparation, and the hot tub as a focal gathering point. Multi-generational travel (grandparents, adult children, grandchildren) benefits from the master bedroom privacy, additional bathrooms, and varied activity options from beach swimming to cultural visits.

Couples seeking a quieter Lanzarote base (rather than the nightlife-dense resort hotels) find the residential street location peaceful while maintaining ten-minute walking access to dining options. The hot tub and pool provide private relaxation without public beach crowds.

Practical Information

Lanzarote Vegas accommodates 6 guests maximum across 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. Nearest airport: Lanzarote Airport (Arrecife), 25km north, approximately 35-40 minute transfer time. Nearest supermarket: Carrefour and smaller mercados within 1km walking radius in Puerto del Carmen Old Town. Wi-Fi, air-conditioning in main bedrooms, pool cover, pool heating, linen, towels, and pool/beach towels are included in rental. Safety deposit box accommodates valuables. Cot, highchair, and baby bath available on request. Check-in flexibility subject to availability; standard check-in from 3pm, check-out 11am, with early/late options managed by owners.

Frequently Asked Questions about Lanzarote Vegas

How many guests does Lanzarote Vegas sleep?

Lanzarote Vegas sleeps 6 guests across 3 bedrooms: a principal bedroom with double bed, and two twin bedrooms each with two single beds. No rollaway beds or sofa beds increase capacity beyond 6.

What is the nearest airport to Lanzarote Vegas in Tías?

Lanzarote Airport (Cesar Manrique International), located in Arrecife, serves as the primary gateway, 25km north of Tías. Transfer time by taxi or hire car: approximately 35-40 minutes under normal traffic conditions. Direct shuttle buses operate throughout the day.

What is the best time of year to rent Lanzarote Vegas?

April through June offers spring warmth (22-26°C) before peak summer crowds. September through November sees returning heat (24-28°C) after summer peaks. December through February remains mild (15-18°C) for beach visits on sunny days, though fewer guaranteed swimming days. July and August are busiest and most expensive. Year-round sunshine makes Lanzarote suitable for any season depending on preference for crowds and temperature.

Is Lanzarote Vegas suitable for families with children?

Yes. The private swimming pool features a designated shallow ledge specifically designed for younger swimmers. Enclosed garden boundaries prevent unsupervised street access. The games room offers entertainment during downtime, reducing screen dependence. Cot, highchair, and baby bath are available on request. Playa Grande beach 1.2km away provides calm waters and family-focused facilities. Multiple bathrooms reduce shared facility conflicts in larger families.

What is included in the rental price at Lanzarote Vegas?

High-speed Wi-Fi throughout the property, linen and towels, pool and beach towels, air-conditioning in main bedrooms, hot tub access, pool cover and heating, and all kitchen appliances (dishwasher, microwave, Dolce Gusto coffee machine) are included. Cleaning prior to arrival is included; post-departure cleaning available for additional fee. Utilities (electricity, water, gas) are included in standard rental rates.

What restaurants and shops are near Lanzarote Vegas?

Puerto del Carmen Old Town, a 10-minute walk, contains approximately 50 restaurants ranging from tapas bars to upmarket dining. La Trattoria, Casa Marita, and beachfront establishments along Playa Grande specialize in fresh seafood prepared in Canarian style. Supermarkets: Carrefour (500m), local mercados (300m), and specialty food shops throughout Old Town. Restaurants typically range €12-25 for main courses. Weekly market in central Tías township offers fresh produce and local crafts at market rates.