Villa Piedra | 4-Bedroom Villa in Maspalomas Gran Canaria

Maspalomas draws golfers, sun-seekers and families to Gran Canaria’s southern coast for one reason: year-round warmth and world-class amenities. Within the gated Salobre Golf Resort, Villa Piedra sits positioned to capture both the manicured elegance of an 18-hole championship course and expansive countryside views stretching toward the Atlantic. This is a luxury villa rental in Maspalomas built for groups of up to 10 people who refuse to compromise on space, comfort or location.

Inside Villa Piedra

Villa Piedra sleeps 10 guests across 4 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms, distributed across three distinct floors that eliminate the cramped feeling many large rentals suffer from. The ground floor anchors the property with a full working kitchen featuring a professional-grade oven, gas hob, dishwasher, refrigerator-freezer combination, coffee machine and microwave. Large patio doors dissolve the boundary between cooking and outdoor living. Adjacent sits the primary lounge, climate-controlled and furnished with a flat-screen television, DVD player and iPod dock, with a dedicated dining area for group meals. A second television room provides flexibility for families wanting separate entertainment spaces. Practical laundry facilities and a guest WC complete the ground level, ensuring no bottlenecks during busy mornings.

The first floor houses three bedrooms. A double bedroom with ensuite bathroom leads one guest configuration—the ensuite features an independent shower, bidet, single washbasin and hairdryer for total privacy. Two additional bedrooms occupy this level: one twin configuration and one single bedroom, both with independent air conditioning. A shared family bathroom serves these rooms, offering a full bathtub with overhead shower, twin washbasins and bidet for morning routines that don’t require military coordination. All first-floor bedrooms feature air conditioning as standard.

The second floor contains the fourth bedroom—a twin setup with its own ensuite shower room, WC and sink. This isolated position suits guests preferring maximum privacy or adults traveling separately from the main group. Air conditioning throughout ensures comfort regardless of season.

Utilities and connectivity serve every corner: Wi-Fi reaches all spaces, air conditioning runs throughout the property, heating activates during cooler months (rare but appreciated in January), washing machines handle laundry, and hairdryers appear in multiple bathrooms. For families with infants, a cot and highchair come provided, eliminating the need to source these items independently.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The terrace transforms this property from a house into a lifestyle. An 8-meter by 3-meter infinity swimming pool anchors the outdoor zone, reaching a maximum depth of 1.40 meters—shallow enough for confident swimmers to touch bottom, deep enough to feel like genuine swimming rather than paddling. Multiple sun loungers surround the water’s edge, and a covered terrace provides shade when the Canarian sun peaks overhead. Outdoor dining furniture sits ready for alfresco breakfast or evening aperitifs. A built-in barbecue extends culinary options beyond the kitchen, allowing guests to grill fresh catches from local markets or restaurant-quality steaks while watching light fade across the golf course. The landscaped garden creates private corners for reading or quiet conversation, with boundary walls ensuring complete privacy from neighbors on this resort setting.

Garden furniture positions itself throughout the terraced grounds, which slope naturally with views toward both the fairways and the distant coastline. Unlike pool-centric properties that feel exposed, Villa Piedra’s layout allows guests to enjoy sun, shade, water and greenery without feeling crowded regardless of occupancy level.

Location: Maspalomas and the Surrounding Area

Maspalomas anchors the southern coast of Gran Canaria, 45 kilometers south of the island’s main airport, Las Palmas Airport (LPA), approximately 50 minutes by car via the GC-1 motorway. A secondary option exists at Gran Canaria Airport (also known as Gando), located 60 kilometers away with similar transfer times. The Salobre Golf Resort sits 3 kilometers inland from Maspalomas town center, deliberately positioned to capture sea views without the tourist density of beachfront developments.

Maspalomas itself stretches along a 6-kilometer sandy beach that rarely feels overcrowded except during July and August. The famous Maspalomas Dunes—a protected natural reserve mimicking Saharan landscape—create an otherworldly setting just 2 kilometers from Villa Piedra’s front gate. Unlike typical European beach towns, this terrain allows guests to walk among towering sand formations, discovering hidden lagoons and vegetation adapted to dune conditions. This landmark alone justifies the resort location.

Meloneras, a charming resort village 4 kilometers away by car, offers restaurants, seafood bars and a working fishing harbor where boats still depart daily. The Meloneras promenade hosts numerous establishments serving fresh catch prepared Spanish-style, plus international options for less adventurous palates. Browse luxury shops between meals, or simply watch Atlantic swell hit the reinforced harbor wall during afternoon walks.

The resort’s own Sheraton hotel sits mere minutes away and welcomes non-guests to its spa facilities (approximately €40 per person for day-use access), allowing Villa Piedra guests to experience professional massage, thermal pools and wellness treatments without leaving the resort grounds. The on-site supermarket stocks everything from fresh produce and Spanish wine to international brands, while multiple resort restaurants serve dinner options ranging from casual to fine dining.

Playa de Inglés, the island’s most developed resort area, lies 8 kilometers north and offers nightlife, water sports rentals and beach clubs that cater to younger crowds. For cultural exploration, Vegueta—Gran Canaria’s original capital—sits 40 kilometers north and contains the Cathedral of Santa Ana, colonial architecture dating to the 15th century and the museums that document the island’s complex history. The drive through inland agricultural valleys showcases a completely different landscape from coastal resorts.

For active travelers, the Salobre Golf Course itself presents an 18-hole championship layout with handicap-friendly design and ocean views from multiple holes. Nearby Maspalomas Golf Club offers an additional course for serious golfers. Water sports enthusiasts can arrange boat rentals in Meloneras for fishing expeditions or sunset cruises, typically costing €50-100 per person for half-day experiences. Windsurfing conditions peak during spring and autumn when Atlantic trade winds strengthen.

Seasonal considerations affect the Maspalomas experience meaningfully. October through May brings perfect weather—highs of 20-25°C with abundant sunshine and virtually no rain. November through March sees the highest tourist volumes and premium pricing but also the most reliable clear skies. June through September temperatures exceed 30°C regularly, the sea warms to 25°C, and crowds thin considerably, creating a more authentic local atmosphere for guests comfortable with heat. April and September represent transitional months offering fewer crowds than winter without extreme summer temperatures.

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Who This Villa Suits Best

Multi-generational families find Villa Piedra’s layout particularly valuable. Grandparents can occupy the isolated second-floor twin bedroom with ensuite, maintaining independence while remaining close enough for breakfast together. Children sleep on the first floor near the shared bathroom, reducing nighttime disruptions. Parents claim the ensuite bedroom, enjoying privacy and direct bathroom access. The arrangement eliminates the tension that arises when 10 people compete for two bathrooms.

Corporate retreat groups benefit from flexible spaces—the dual television rooms and lounge allow work sessions for morning hours, then seamless transition to social activities by afternoon. Wi-Fi throughout supports remote workers who need connectivity.

Golfing groups naturally gravitate here. Four golfers can sleep in separate rooms, each with independent air conditioning and bathroom access, then gather on the terrace to review the day’s scorecard and plan the next round. The proximity to Salobre Golf Course—literally across the resort boundary—reduces travel time to effectively zero.

Couples traveling together but valuing privacy appreciate the bedroom distribution. Two couples can occupy separate floors, sharing only common areas for meals and evening entertainment without feeling intrusive on each other’s space.

Families with young children find safety features throughout—the pool reaches only 1.40 meters maximum depth, the terraced garden creates enclosed play areas, and the provided cot and highchair eliminate equipment rental complications. Beach access occurs just 3 kilometers away via safe roads, and Meloneras village offers family-friendly restaurants without the party atmosphere of Playa de Inglés.

Practical Information

Villa Piedra accommodates up to 10 guests in 4 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms. Bedroom breakdown consists of two twin rooms (sleeping 2 each), one double room with ensuite (sleeping 2), and one single bedroom (sleeping 1), totaling 9 beds with additional sofa seating in lounges accommodating a 10th guest comfortably.

Nearest airport: Las Palmas Airport (LPA) is 45 kilometers north, approximately 50-minute drive via the GC-1 motorway. Rental car companies operate desks at airport arrivals, making self-drive convenient. Alternatively, private transfer services cost approximately €60-80 per vehicle for groups of up to 4 passengers.

The on-site supermarket at Salobre Golf Resort stocks daily essentials, fresh produce, Spanish wines and international groceries. Meloneras village, 4 kilometers away, contains additional shops and markets with more choice and competitive pricing.

The rental includes: air conditioning throughout, heating for winter months, Wi-Fi connectivity, fully equipped kitchen with all appliances and cookware, televisions with DVD players, washing machine and dryer, coffee machine, pool heating, barbecue grill, garden furniture, sun loungers, parking, cot and highchair for infants, and linens/towels for all beds and bathrooms. Utilities (electricity, water, gas) are included in the quoted rate.

Check-in typically occurs from 4:00 PM onward, allowing time for housekeeping to complete final preparations. Check-out by 10:00 AM permits the villa to reset for subsequent guests. Flexibility on timing can occasionally be arranged—contact Excellence Luxury Villas directly with specific requests.

Frequently Asked Questions about Villa Piedra

How many guests does Villa Piedra sleep?

Villa Piedra sleeps 10 guests comfortably across 4 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms. The bedroom configuration includes two twin rooms (4 guests), one double room with ensuite bathroom (2 guests), and one single bedroom (1 guest). A 10th guest can occupy lounge sofa seating. This arrangement suits families, groups of friends or multi-generational parties seeking private bedroom spaces without dormitory-style accommodation.

What is the nearest airport to Villa Piedra in Maspalomas?

Las Palmas Airport (LPA), located 45 kilometers north, serves as the primary gateway with the shortest transfer time of approximately 50 minutes by car via the GC-1 motorway. Gran Canaria Airport (Gando), 60 kilometers away, offers an alternative with similar transfer duration. Both airports feature international connections and rental car services, making independent travel convenient. Private transfer arrangements through Excellence Luxury Villas cost approximately €60-80 per vehicle for groups.

What is the best time of year to rent Villa Piedra?

October through May represents optimal visiting season for Maspalomas, offering temperatures between 20-25°C, consistent sunshine and virtually zero rainfall. December through February brings the highest tourist volumes due to Northern European winter escapes, resulting in premium pricing but guaranteed clear skies. April through May and September through October provide excellent weather with fewer crowds and moderate pricing—an ideal balance for budget-conscious travelers. June through September sees temperatures exceeding 30°C regularly with occasional wind, attracting experienced sun-seekers comfortable with heat and lower tourist density. Winter months (November-March) occasionally bring Atlantic weather systems creating brief rainy periods, though extended sunny spells dominate.

Is Villa Piedra suitable for families with children?

Yes. The property offers multiple family-friendly features: the private swimming pool reaches a maximum depth of 1.40 meters, allowing children learning to swim to touch bottom safely; a provided cot and highchair eliminates equipment rental complications; the enclosed terraced garden creates secure play areas away from roads; and the 4-bathroom configuration prevents morning bottlenecks when bathing young children. Maspalomas beach lies just 3 kilometers away with lifeguard supervision during summer months. Meloneras village, equally close, offers family restaurants with children’s menus. The resort setting provides controlled environment without the chaos of larger public beaches.

What is included in the rental price at Villa Piedra?

Included amenities consist of: air conditioning and heating, Wi-Fi connectivity throughout, all kitchen appliances and cookware, televisions with DVD players, washing machine and tumble dryer, coffee machine, full pool heating, outdoor barbecue grill, garden and sun lounger furniture, private parking, infant cot and highchair, and all linens and towels. Utilities including electricity, water, gas and pool maintenance are covered in the quoted rate. Optional additional services such as housekeeping, chef services, or equipment rentals (bikes, boats, golf equipment) can be arranged separately through Excellence Luxury Villas for additional fees.

What restaurants and shops are near Villa Piedra?

The Sheraton hotel at Salobre Golf Resort, mere minutes away on foot, operates multiple restaurants ranging from casual poolside cafés to fine dining venues. The on-site supermarket within the resort supplies daily groceries, wines and prepared foods. Meloneras village, 4 kilometers south by car, contains approximately 15 restaurants specializing in fresh seafood, Spanish tapas, Italian cuisine and international options, plus luxury shopping, jewelry stores and cosmetics retailers. Maspalomas town center, also 3 kilometers away, offers additional restaurants, tapas bars, and a municipal market selling fresh produce on market days. The Salobre Golf Resort supermarket stocks everything from fresh fish and Spanish Jamón Serrano to imported international brands at competitive pricing.