Accommodation – Apartment II

Villa El Inti was renovated under building biology and sustainability aspects and is still operated and maintained sustainably today. For example:

• The old lava masonry was preserved as far as possible. This creates a very good indoor climate and there is no need for electricity-guzzling air-conditioning systems.
• Facades and interiors are painted with silicate paints.
• All structural timber (larch) was harvested in a waning moon in Schönbuch near Tübingen and brought to Lanzarote.
• Wood coatings in the interior are done with linseed oil.
• All floors, with the exception of the kitchen and toilets, are made of natural stone.
• Hot water is produced with solar panels.
• The pool is also heated with its own solar system and cleaned with a sea salt system. Chlorine is not used.
• Shampoos and soaps in the guest bathrooms are provided in dispensers. The shampoo comes from Lanzaloe, a bioaloe farm on Lanzarote.
• All drinking water is filtered with carbon block filters, so we don’t have to buy water canisters and can also provide the water to our guests free of charge.
• The process water is purified by a bio-treatment plant and is then used as watering water for the lush garden.