Rinconcito Dreams

“unique property in a quiet location”

It’s an old city bus turned into a camper—if you’re into camping, it’s a dream; it’s very quiet and the host is extremely helpful, so I’d book it again in a heartbeat. The toilet and shower are cramped, and the very comfortable bed doesn’t suit anyone taller than 185 cm.

Rainer·Gisteren

“Great bushome experience!”

We had a great time! The bus is fully equipped, you’ll find everything you need. The layout is well thought out for comfort, and the décor is lovely. We felt right at home. The host is very nice, friendly, and helpful, always ready to assist. Don’t expect luxury, huge space, or top‑tier comfort – that’s not what this place offers. It’s ideal for those who want a motorhome experience, accepting its limits, and prefer nature over busy city centers with many tourist amenities. The location is a bit close to the village, just a few steps from supermarkets, cafés, and local shops. Tourist spots like Arrecife and Puerto del Carmen are a short drive away (10–15 min). If you have a car, it’s the perfect spot to explore the island, being right in the middle with easy road access everywhere. The bonus is their two cute cats that came to visit us.☺️

Marcia·Een maand geleden

“Lo mejor, las vistas. Lo peor, la falta de comodidad y las condiciones.”

The views are truly incredible. Hygiene and health were terrible: a lot of dust (bad for allergies) and a strong toilet smell that made it impossible to sleep. The shower problem: the flexible hose leaked, there was no grille (cockroaches came in), and the water ran out because the bath was tilted. It’s not suitable for people with overweight. They also impose a shower schedule, notifying you a day in advance, forcing you to be there at a specific time. The exterior is very cheap, switches are inaccessible, and the foam decoration is pointless. For this price, it would be worth spending an extra 55 € on a real apartment. They need urgent renovations to make it welcoming.

Jenny·4 maanden geleden

The location was perfect for going anywhere on the island, and the girl was charming. The water was cold and there was no solution for fixing the sink for two days; when we left, it smelled bad from the stagnant water.

Pedro·5 maanden geleden

“Dommage...”

The converted bus was quite cosy, with cute décor and it stayed clean, and the outdoor area facing the volcano – with a hanging chair, a small table and artificial grass – was pleasant. Unfortunately, the running water stopped at the end of the second day and we left on the third; as seasoned van‑travelers we can manage with limited water or nature as a toilet when we plan for it, but this outage was completely unexpected. The owner was slow to respond and gave dubious explanations – no reply the day before our arrival because of an “urgent medical emergency abroad”, a previous drunk guest who supposedly refused to leave, prompting police involvement and a two‑hour delayed check‑in, water pipes allegedly damaged by that guest, and then a family death to justify the lack of action, all within three days for a single person, which we found hard to believe. A technician inspected the damage after work hours but couldn’t fix it, saying he could return the next morning, leaving us without water for three days. We expected the owner to at least arrange hotel accommodation while repairs were made; instead we were offered a complimentary breakfast and told a message would be sent to obtain a full refund. We checked out on 28 February and, as of 10 March, have heard nothing about the refund.

Pavlina·8 maanden geleden