Two separate bedrooms provide space for up to four guests. Both bedrooms are equipped with wooden furniture, large mirrors and two single beds which can be pushed together if necessary. Best-quality mattresses guarantee a good night's sleep. The decorative element of natural stone found all over the house forms part of the unrendered walls in these rooms, too.

The first of the two bedrooms is finished in Bordeaux red and is on the lower floor. A captivating detail is the striking natural wooden roof beams , as well as the intricate puzzle of the parquet flooring. A door leads off to a small terrace with a corner seat. On a sunny afternoon, there is no better place to enjoy the views over the vineyards.

Climbing up the spiral staircase, and by way of a yellow-painted corridor, decorated with landscapes, one arrives at the second bedroom, finished in azure blue.

On one side, the views are visible through two windows, on the other, through a sliding glass door which leads to a sizeable balcony facing the morning sun. The light floods the room from both sides. From the balcony, a picturesque view opens up: from the pine-clad valley, right down to the sea. On clear days, you may be lucky enough to see Mount Teide.