Casa Lome | 3-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool in Gran Canaria
Holiday Home Rental Description
Salobre Golf Resort sits 8km south of Maspalomas town centre, and Casa Lome occupies one of its most desirable positions within this exclusive gated community. If you’re imagining your Spanish holiday revolving around championship-standard fairways and mountain vistas, you’re picturing the right place—but this villa works equally well for those who’d rather skip golf entirely and focus on the heated pool, terrace dining, and year-round sunshine. The resort’s dual eighteen-hole courses are the only paired championship layout in the Canary Islands, yet the real story here is the residential calm that surrounds Casa Lome, hidden from the hustle of the coast yet minutes away whenever you want it.
Inside Casa Lome
Casa Lome sleeps 6 guests across 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, arranged on a single ground floor that eliminates stairs and steps—a genuine advantage for families with young children, older guests, or anyone who values the ease of single-level living. Upon entry, you’re immediately in the heart of the villa: a living zone anchored by a substantial corner sofa arrangement and armchairs angled toward a wall-mounted flat-screen television, with air conditioning keeping temperatures comfortable year-round. The décor follows a clean palette of whites and soft greys set against terracotta accents, creating an atmosphere that feels both contemporary and warmly inviting without overwhelming visual clutter.
The kitchen and dining area flows directly from the lounge without partition walls, maximizing both light and the sense of space. This is a properly equipped cooking environment, not a token kitchenette: glossy white cabinetry lines the walls, a ceramic hob sits ready for daily meal preparation, an integrated oven and microwave handle baking and reheating, a full-sized fridge-freezer keeps ingredients fresh throughout your stay, and a dishwasher manages the inevitable pile-up after entertaining. A dedicated coffee machine occupies one counter—worth mentioning because mornings here genuinely feel different when you can craft your preferred espresso while looking toward the terrace. The dining table accommodates six comfortably, though guests frequently migrate outdoors once weather permits. A utility area houses both a washing machine and tumble dryer, addressing a practical need that rental villas too often overlook.
The master bedroom features a double bed with an ensuite bathroom attached—shower, WC, bidet, and sink all immediately accessible. This room opens directly onto the garden area, collapsing the boundary between interior and outdoor living. The second bedroom contains two single beds and air conditioning; the third bedroom also features twin single beds and cooling. All three bedrooms have air-conditioned climates, essential during the warmer months (June through September) when temperatures regularly exceed 28°C. A shared family bathroom serves the two twin rooms, with shower, WC, and sink, plus a separate guest bathroom adjacent to the lounge ensures visitors and multiple families never queue for facilities.
Outdoor Spaces and Living
Floor-to-ceiling glass doors open the lounge directly onto a covered terrace, creating an immediate visual connection to the property’s outdoor dimensions. This sheltered terrace—equipped with a substantial dining table and lounge furniture—serves as the psychological centre of external life at Casa Lome. Beyond this zone lies the lawn area, dotted with sun loungers positioned to catch morning or afternoon light depending on the season. The private heated swimming pool measures 8 metres by 4 metres, accessed by a ladder and fitted with a protective cover when not in use. The heating system becomes invaluable during the shoulder seasons (October-April) when temperatures hover around 18-20°C on cooler days; even in summer, it maintains a comfortable bathing temperature through evening hours when the air cools.
A built-in barbecue grill anchors one corner of the terrace, positioned for chef and guests to interact while food cooks—the kind of setup that encourages proper entertaining rather than rushed solo meal prep. Mountain views frame the entire outlook, a visual backdrop that never becomes ordinary no matter how many days you spend here. The mature garden provides natural screening from neighbouring properties while maintaining that critical Canarian element: the sensation of open space despite being within a resort community. Soft evening light across the terraced areas, around 19:30 hours during summer months, creates golden photography conditions if you’re documenting your time here.
Location: Salobre Golf Resort and the Surrounding Area
Casa Lome’s address within Salobre Golf Resort places you at the intersection of sporting recreation and coastal leisure. The resort itself lies 8km inland from Maspalomas, Spain’s most developed beach destination on Gran Canaria’s southern coast, accessible via a straightforward 12-minute drive down mountain roads that wind through increasingly developed landscape before flattening toward sea level.
Maspalomas Dunes, a UNESCO-protected coastal nature reserve spanning 404 hectares, dominates the shoreline immediately adjacent to the town. These aren’t small decorative dunes—they’re a substantial desert landscape transported onto sand, complete with a working lighthouse dating from 1889 and a shallow lagoon system that attracts migratory birds. Camel safaris operate daily through the dune system, offering a genuinely different perspective on the landscape compared to standard beach walks. The dunes reach their photographic peak during early morning (06:00-08:00) or late afternoon (17:00-18:30) when shadow and light create dimensional drama across the sand.
Meloneras, 7km south of Maspalomas town centre, functions as the resort’s upmarket seafront alternative—think boutique restaurants, cocktail bars with sunset views, and a promenade designed for leisurely evening paseos. Restaurants here specialise in fresh seafood: octopus preparations, langoustines, grilled squid, paella variations using local catches, and straightforward fish grilled whole. Boulevard Faro shopping district, also within Meloneras, houses international luxury brands including La Perla, Burberry, and Tommy Hilfiger, plus department-level retailers. Bellavista Shopping Centre and El Varadero Shopping Centre offer more casual retail alongside additional cafés and casual dining.
Local markets operate throughout the week and specifically on Saturday mornings, selling fresh produce, clothing, and notably—given Gran Canaria’s climate—native aloe vera products and skincare formulations. The Maspalomas Botanic Garden, positioned directly adjacent to the golf course, curates collections of cacti species and flowering plants suited to semi-arid conditions; it’s genuinely worth an hour of exploration, particularly if you’re interested in native flora or seeking semi-shaded walking space during peak heat hours.
For broader destination context, explore our luxury villas across Europe to compare this resort setting with Mediterranean alternatives, or review our full collection of properties in Gran Canaria. For comprehensive destination planning, our Gran Canaria travel guide covers seasonal conditions, cultural events, and activity options across the island’s diverse regions.
Las Palmas, Gran Canaria’s capital city, lies 62km north of Salobre via the GC-1 highway (approximately 50-minute drive). This historic port city contains colonial architecture, the impressive Cathedral of Santa Ana, and a thriving old quarter worth exploring if you want urban cultural immersion. Agaete, on the northwest coast (68km away), features natural saltwater pools carved into volcanic rock—an alternative to managed beach environments if you prefer Atlantic Atlantic conditions over the calm southern coast.
Seasonal considerations shape the experience: December through February brings cooler temperatures (averages 17-20°C) and occasional rainfall, but delivers uncrowded beaches and European visitors escaping harsher winters; March through May warms progressively (18-25°C) with reliably dry conditions and manageable crowds; June through September delivers guaranteed heat (26-32°C), packed beaches, and occasional Saharan dust events that reduce visibility; October and November return to comfortable temperatures (20-25°C) with calmer seas and improved visibility for water-based activities. Most golf tournaments occur March-May when course conditions optimally balance playability with challenge.
Who This Villa Suits Best
Golf-focused groups find obvious synergy with Casa Lome’s location, but the property equally accommodates mixed-interest groups where some members want fairways while others prioritise beach, shopping, or simply lounging poolside with Mediterranean sun. Multi-generational families benefit from the single-storey layout eliminating stairs for grandparents or younger children; the ensuite bedroom allows parents with infants their own bathroom access without disturbing other sleeping guests; twin configurations suit adult siblings, adult children, or family friends who prefer separate beds to shared doubles.
Couples celebrating anniversaries or significant milestones can keep the space private or invite friends; the master ensuite plus separated twin rooms mean hosts and guests maintain genuine separation. Small corporate retreats or professional friend groups operate smoothly given the communication-focused lounge, functional kitchen supporting group meal preparation, and outdoor entertaining zones accommodating both structured activities and spontaneous social gathering. Parents with young children find genuine value in the ground-floor layout, heated pool with protective cover, and proximity to family-friendly Maspalomas beach (12km away) plus supervised beach facilities.
Practical Information
Casa Lome accommodates maximum 6 guests: three bedrooms (one double with ensuite, two twin rooms) plus 2 bathrooms (one ensuite, one shared family bathroom). The nearest major airport is Gran Canaria International Airport (LPA/Las Palmas), located 60km north of the property with average transfer time of 50-60 minutes via the GC-1 highway depending on traffic conditions and time of day. Most transfers operate via private hire car or pre-arranged shuttle services; rental cars deliver flexibility for exploring beyond Salobre.
Supermercados and convenience retailers operate within the Salobre Resort complex and in Maspalomas town centre (8km drive). The property includes Wi-Fi internet connection, full air conditioning throughout all rooms, heating for cooler months, washing machine and tumble dryer access, coffee machine, hair dryer, and pool heating. Cots and highchairs are available on request—essential advance notification for families with infants. Linen, towels, and pool maintenance are included; check-in timings operate flexibly depending on arrival circumstances and property turnover schedules.
Frequently Asked Questions about Casa Lome
How many guests does Casa Lome sleep?
Casa Lome sleeps 6 guests maximum across 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. The master bedroom contains one double bed with ensuite facilities; the second bedroom has two single beds; the third bedroom also features two single beds. No sofa beds or folding options extend capacity beyond 6 guests; the property maintains configuration for comfort rather than maximum density.
What is the nearest airport to Casa Lome in Gran Canaria?
Gran Canaria International Airport (LPA) serves the island from a location 60km north of Salobre Golf Resort. Transfer time averages 50-60 minutes via the GC-1 highway under normal traffic conditions; journey times extend to 70+ minutes during peak tourist arrival periods (typically 14:00-18:00 hours). Pre-arranged private transfers or rental vehicle collection at airport counter provide flexibility; public bus services operate but require additional transfers via Maspalomas town centre.
What is the best time of year to rent Casa Lome?
October through May delivers optimal conditions for most visitor profiles: temperatures range 18-25°C, rainfall remains minimal, and tourist density stays manageable compared to summer peaks. March through May specifically suits golfers given championship course conditions and mild temperatures. December through February attracts northern European visitors seeking guaranteed winter sun (though occasional rainfall occurs). June through September delivers intense heat (26-32°C) with maximum beach crowds and occasional dust storms; viable for heat-tolerant visitors seeking dramatic summer pricing. November through March represents the sweet spot balancing weather predictability with reasonable availability.
Is Casa Lome suitable for families with children?
Casa Lome accommodates families with children given the ground-floor layout eliminating stair hazards, heated private pool with safety cover, immediate access to the garden area, and availability of cots and highchairs on advance request. Parents should note the pool sits at ground level without surrounding fencing—standard for Spanish residential properties—requiring active supervision given that children below 10 years typically need constant adult oversight around water. Maspalomas Beach sits 12km south and features patrolled swimming zones, lifeguard coverage, and shallow shelving sections suited to younger swimmers. The resort itself maintains secure gating and quiet environment reducing traffic risks. Age-appropriate activities within 30km include camel safaris through Maspalomas Dunes (typically from age 4+), the Maspalomas Botanic Garden, and straightforward beach play in designated family areas.
What is included in the rental price at Casa Lome?
The rental price includes accommodation across all 3 bedrooms, use of both bathrooms, full kitchen access with cookware and dining equipment, Wi-Fi internet connectivity, air conditioning throughout, heating for cooler months, washing machine and tumble dryer use, private heated pool with protective cover, garden furniture and sun loungers, covered terrace with outdoor dining table, and barbecue grill use. Linen, towels, and pool heating are provided as standard. Utilities (electricity, water, gas) are included within the nightly rate. Cots and highchairs require advance request at time of booking; costs depend on duration and individual property terms.
What restaurants and shops are near Casa Lome?
Maspalomas town centre, 8km south via vehicle, contains numerous seafood restaurants specialising in fresh catches—grilled fish, octopus preparations, langoustine, and paella variations—plus international cuisine including Italian, Chinese, and burger establishments. Meloneras, 7km further south, concentrates boutique restaurants with waterfront positions and sunset views. Boulevard Faro shopping complex in Meloneras houses international luxury brands (La Perla, Burberry, Tommy Hilfiger), while Bellavista and El Varadero shopping centres offer casual retail, supermarket anchors, and additional café/bar options. Local markets operate daily with larger markets on Saturday mornings, selling fresh produce, clothing, and native aloe vera skincare products. El Corte Inglés department store operates in Maspalomas town, approximately 9km from the property.
