A rich landowner from Lanzarote, Pedro Bermudez, built the central heart of "Caserio Guime" (today named "Adela's rooms") during the second half of the 18th century, to house those peasants who farmed his lands. José, his son and heir, was later responsible for the first enlargement of the house, by building a new area, this now named "Cristina" in memory of the current owner and restorer's grandmother. At the beginning of the 19th century, Juan Vicencio Bermudez added the stables and afforded the second and last enlargement. Since then, the architectural structure of the house has remained the same. After that, and 100 years later, only one side of the stables has been modified to build up a wine cellar and a third lodge, this named "Luisa".

Address: La entrada, 35 Guime
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Latitude: 28° 58' 37.5400'' N
Longitude: 13° 36' 45.3400'' W
Altitude: 0 m.

In the town of Güime

Equipment : Hot water with electric thermal - heating , CD player , Electric stove , Washing machine , Microwave , Swimming pool , Hair dryer Y TV with astra satellite

The "Caserío Guime" offers his visitors three independent villas, all restored respecting the traditional architecture of Lanzarote. Every house has private garden, heated swimming-pool, barbecue area, double-bed master room, double room, bathroom, kitchen, living-dining room opened to the lounge garden, and cellar.

"Caserío Guime" offers his guests the posibility to play the traditional Canarian sport, "bola canaria" (Canary ball) in an adequate game field. House cleaning and changing of towels (twice a week) and bedsheets (once a week) are included.

From the airport or from Arrecife´s harbour take the road direction to Playa Honda. Then continue direction San Bartolomé and finally direction Güime. The house is near the church, only 50 metres away.