Pitaya is a nine bedroom coliving in Arrecife, the capital of Lanzarote, with singles and doubles, two full kitchens, a dining room, lounge and a professionally equipped coworking space. Rooms run around 1,050 euros a month discounted from 1,230, or 41 euros a night, with a ten night minimum. Reported internet is 300 Mbps and it is rated 5.0 across 64 reviews.
Pitaya: nine rooms in Lanzarote's capital
Pitaya is a coliving in Arrecife, the working capital of Lanzarote rather than one of the island's resort towns. Nine bedrooms, from singles for solo travellers to doubles for couples, decorated in a bohemian style, with two kitchens and a proper coworking room.
What Pitaya Does
- Nine unique bedrooms. Singles and spacious doubles, furnished individually rather than uniformly.
- Two fully equipped kitchens. Which matters when a full house is cooking at the same time.
- A professionally equipped coworking space. Alongside a dining room and lounge.
- Around 1,050 euros a month. Discounted from 1,230, or 41 euros a night, with a ten night minimum.
- A 5.0 rating across 64 reviews. Unanimous at a meaningful sample size.
Why It Makes Sense for Nomads
Lanzarote is the most distinctive of the Canaries: a volcanic island shaped by the artist Cesar Manrique, who fought to keep it free of high-rise development. The result is white villages on black lava, a national park of volcanoes, and some of the best surf in the archipelago on the north coast.
Arrecife is where islanders actually live, so prices are lower, and it has an old town, a lagoon and a marina. It is a very different experience from Puerto del Carmen.
The Canaries case holds: EU, euro, same time zone as the UK and Portugal, and reliably around twenty degrees in January. A ten night minimum makes it easy to try.
Pricing
Around 1,050 euros a month discounted from 1,230, or 41 euros a night, with a ten night minimum.
The island Manrique protected, from the town where people actually live.