Three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a kitchen with a wooden island and a long living room open to the porch. Tinaguache I was made for slow lunches and unplanned naps. The pool looks at the volcano. The patio olive tree keeps the shade.
"A curved white countertop, black built-in appliances, a solid wood table with a bench. Here you cook with time on your side."
"A private wine cellar inside the house. A wooden mirror, four chairs, a table that asks for time."
Availability: opens only on advance request for groups. Drink prices and preferences to be agreed with the host.
"Wooden beams. Baskets with ferns. The table asks for wine, no one asks which winery."
"The sun goes behind the cone. The water stays. The loungers haven't taken turns yet."
"White walls, Beni Ourain rug, deep sofas. Light enters through the windows and stays."
"Black American fridge, garden cactus as sculpture, a wooden carving alongside. The kitchen and the living room share a breath."
"Photovoltaic panels on the roof. Solar hot water for the whole house. The island gives its light, the house keeps it."
"There's a living vegetable garden on the plot. Tomatoes in raised beds, whatever the season gives, whatever grows. If there's harvest when you arrive, it's yours."
"Sensor on the roof, screen in the living room. Temperature, humidity, wind, pressure, UV. The forecast ready before your first coffee."
"White linen, terracotta cushions, a gilded mirror that watches the sun. Three bedrooms — one for each kind of rest."
"Wooden four-poster bed, wave-pattern Beni Ourain rug, sculptural mask at the entrance. An archway opens to a private bathroom. Hotel-grade privacy — even from the other bedroom."
"Floor-to-ceiling glass, shower opening to an interior patio with a sago palm. Round white basin on solid wood, round wall mirror. Each guest, their own dawn."
"Two bathrooms designed as rituals. White microcement, matte-black basins, mirrors framed in natural fibre. One with smart toilet — both with the steam of slow travel."
Small moments no floorplan captures. The light shifts, the spaces breathe.
Four minutes from the sea. Twelve from the airport. The island fits in a morning.
Up to 8 guests, one pool, one jacuzzi, an outdoor chill-out space, one silence.
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