Holiday home management · Lanzarote
Holiday rental management in Lanzarote
If you have a holiday home in Lanzarote and don't want to — or can't — look after it yourself, we take care of everything: listings, pricing, guests, cleaning, maintenance and a monthly statement. We can help you in Spanish, English or German, wherever you live.
- 47Properties managed
- 80%Average annual occupancy
- 8.5/10On Booking.com · 670+ reviews
- 20%Of the management base
Owners who live elsewhere
Your home in Lanzarote, looked after as if you were there.
Owning a holiday home on the island while living somewhere else — on the Spanish mainland, in the UK, in Germany or in any other country — means relying on someone you trust for arrivals, cleaning and the unexpected. Our job is to take the day-to-day off your hands without you losing sight of what's going on.
- Your Booking.com and Airbnb listings stay in your own accounts: you can see bookings, the calendar and payments whenever you like.
- Self check-in with a key box or smart lock, and guest care 24 hours a day.
- Guest registration in the official system, without you having to do anything.
- A check of the home after every departure and an in-person inspection roughly every four to six weeks.
- A monthly statement with a breakdown of bookings, revenue and expenses, between the 1st and 5th.
What our management includes, and what is invoiced separately, is set out in detail in fees and terms.
The price of every night
Not fixed all year, and not guesswork.
We don't use a fixed rate. With professional revenue management tools, supervised by our team, we adjust the price of every night according to demand, local occupancy, season, competition, booking window, length of stay, events and gaps in the calendar.
The aim isn't just to fill the calendar, or just to charge high prices, but to get the best result over the whole year. In the quieter months we target other kinds of guest — medium stays, remote workers, domestic Spanish tourism — as well as direct bookings from returning guests.
Before we start, we prepare a free revenue study with an estimate of your home's potential. It is an estimate, not a guarantee of income.
How we get started
Starting costs nothing, and leaving isn't a problem either.
- 01
Free revenue study
Area, type of home, competition and seasons, to estimate its potential.
- 02
No set-up fee
Professional photography at our expense and listings created or improved.
- 03
Full management
Bookings, guests, cleaning, issues and maintenance.
- 04
Flexible contract
An initial minimum term of about three months; after that, one month's notice.
A home we manage · real score
Villa Cartali: 9.6 on Booking.com.
- 9.6/10 · BookingVilla CartaliLanzarote
Average score of each listing on Booking.com, checked in September 2026. Overall: 8.5 out of 10 on Booking.com from more than 670 reviews.
“Since Canarias Prime Homes took it over, it hasn't dropped below a 9, I earn more and I'm much more relaxed.”
David Portela · Owner of Villa Cartali · See the full case · translated from Spanish
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More information for owners.
FAQ
What owners with a home in Lanzarote ask us.
Do you work in Lanzarote?
Yes. We have operations and teams in Lanzarote, as well as in Gran Canaria, Tenerife and Fuerteventura. Tell us which area your home is in — Puerto del Carmen, Playa Blanca, Costa Teguise, Arrecife or elsewhere — and we'll confirm how we would look after it.
I don't speak Spanish. Can we work in English or German?
Yes. Our team communicates in Spanish, English and German, among other languages, with both owners and guests.
Who receives the booking income?
Normally you receive it directly from Booking.com, Airbnb or other platforms. We then send you our invoice for the management, the cleans carried out and any other items agreed in advance. If you'd prefer a different arrangement, that can be agreed.
How much do you charge?
Normally 20% for full-service management, calculated on the management base: what the guest pays minus the platform commission and cleaning. There is no set-up fee and we cover the initial photo shoot.
What happens to bookings if I decide to leave?
After an initial minimum term of about three months, you can end the agreement whenever you like, normally with one month's notice. Bookings already made are honoured and we work out the best handover with you.
What happens if something breaks during a stay?
We take the report, diagnose the problem, call the right professional, give them access, follow it up and pass their invoice on to you. We charge no commission for handling the issue and add no mark-up to the tradesperson's bill. If you prefer your own professionals, we work with them.
What are the requirements for a holiday rental in Lanzarote?
Holiday rental activity in the Canary Islands is notified through a responsible declaration (declaración responsable) to the Canary Islands Government's General Tourism Register (Registro General Turístico), and it is regulated by, among other rules, Law 6/2025 of 10 December (Ley 6/2025). Each case depends on the property, its location and the applicable regulations; we guide you, without replacing legal advice.
Do you own a home in Lanzarote?
Tell us where it is and what it's like, in Spanish, English or German. We'll prepare a free, no-obligation study.
Information reviewed on 27/09/2026