In each property, rustic Mediterranean character is paired with iconic design pieces, creating a surprising and contemporary interior. Large tropical plants, wild cacti, and lush gardens bring a vibrant, natural atmosphere to every location. Together, these elements form the essence of House of Arrayan — a place where ambiance, style, and nature converge.
House of Arrayan promises an experience that begins indoors but lives on outdoors. From that feeling, the concept was born: a crest in the shape of a window. A window into what House of Arrayan truly is — a place where indulgence and luxury flow together, visible in every detail, and felt with every step.
| House of Arrayan | Other holiday rentals | |
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| What you'll find | High-end, luxurious design accommodation, renovated by us to meet our own exceptionally high standards — because we love staying there ourselves too. Local and authentic interior design offers a full experience that far outshines any other rental in the area. Guaranteed. | The painfull “looked better in the photos” experience. Everything’s worn down, tired, and clearly put together without love — just like all the disappointing rentals you’ve stayed in before. |
| What you'll feel | You feel instantly at home, fortunate for the style and comfort, and able to relax on a level you’ve never experienced before. | You feel tricked and tense — stuck in yet another below-expectation rental. |
| What your day will be | You unwind by the saltwater pool, enjoy family time in the evening, and let the kids play in their own space — finally, you get some needed quality time together. | Your partner is annoyed about the disappointing place. You’re both frustrated trying to cook in the outdated kitchen, and none of the basics you expected are there. The kids are getting out of hand — the depressing living room from the 80s leaves them no choice but to rebel. |
| How content you are | You’re snapping your best Instagram photos in no time — and recommending this place to friends feels like giving them a gift. | You pretend the holiday was great because the nearby town was lovely — but you’d rather not mention the place you actually stayed in to friends and family. |