Stay at Villa Isabel, Playa del Ingles (Gran Canaria)

Villa Isabel sits directly on the seafront, offering guests year-round access to an outdoor swimming pool and a solarium with sun loungers. The property includes a lush garden and a sun terrace, both with sea views. A walled perimeter provides private outdoor seating, and the roof terrace allows guests to watch the sunrise over the ocean and sunset over the town.

The villa has three bedrooms and four bathrooms, with two en-suite bedrooms and an additional shower room plus a separate toilet in the garden. All bedrooms are equipped with air conditioning and large double beds. The kitchen is fully fitted and includes extras such as condiments and cleaning products.

Free on-site parking is available inside the walled perimeter, and free WiFi is provided throughout the property. A paid airport shuttle service (pick-up and drop-off) is offered, along with a paid shuttle for local trips. The villa has a washing machine, dishwasher, and outdoor furniture with comfortable seating.

Playa de las Burras beach is a few steps from the villa, and the quiet San Agustín area has a bar opposite, a mini supermarket, and an Italian restaurant at the end of the street. Yumbo Centre is 3.9 km away, and Gran Canaria Airport is 25 km from the property. The flat walk to additional restaurants and a HiperDino supermarket takes about 10 minutes.

The roof terrace offers a panoramic view of the sea and the town, distinctive among similar villas in the area. The walled perimeter gives guests privacy while the promenade runs along the beachfront, and the villa's glass windows provide a one-way view from inside. The property is non-smoking throughout and has a designated smoking area.

Beachfront: Direct access to Playa de las Burras

Pool: Year-round outdoor swimming pool with sun loungers

Rooms: Three bedrooms with two en-suite bathrooms

Outdoor: Private walled garden and roof terrace

Parking: Free on-site parking inside secure perimeter

Shuttle: Paid airport and local shuttle service