After the Spanish Civil War, D. Emeterio Martín opened a Cafetín in the Corner of the streets Juan Rejón and Perez Muñoz. which he called "Here I Hope You". In the 1970s the witness was given to two of his sons, D. Pablo (DEP) and D. Cristóbal, who at the beginning of the 21st century negotiated with a construction company the current building. This company decided to keep the name in the new building. Today, D. Cristóbal retains some property in "Aqui te Espero", which he administers with the help of his son. The property is one of the most modern of the place. All the rooms of the apartment are exterior, with very good natural light. Ideal location to visit walking the lower part of the city, besides being very well connected by public transport. The area has all the services. Very good option for families with children, since in addition to the 2 bedrooms, we have folding and highchair cots without additional charge, or group of up to 5 people. Located at 400m by Juan Rejón of La Playa de Las Canteras, with a 4km walk that can be enjoyed from El Confital to Alfredo Kraus Auditorium. And to the doors of the Aquarium "The Poem of the MAR" that will be inaugurated soon.

As a good Isletero, there is no greater pleasure than enjoying a book between dip and dip in La Playa de Las Canteras. My family is already in the third generation residing in La Isleta, so I had the honor of being a direct witness of the changes of the same through the Business that I managed in the area, besides I like history. Whenever I can participate in activities that program in the neighborhood, conferences, excursions ... I will be happy to help you in any way possible, to recommend interesting places to visit, beaches, museums, monuments, excursions, as well as to provide you with information about transportation, leisure or restoration. It will be a pleasure to be your host ...

La Isleta is one of the most populated and unique neighborhoods of the city of Las Palmas, where you can still find the traditional houses intermingled with modern buildings. His neighbors know each other and are proud to belong to the place where Las Palmas Carnival was born. With Castillo de La Luz, included in the Spanish Historical Heritage, witnessing the evolution of the neighborhood since 1.494, adapted to museum space, since its opening in 2015 is the headquarters of the Martín Chirino Foundation. The Port of La Luz, fishing, commercial, passenger and sports, present throughout the City and of high strategic value. The lively Port Market where food stands with restaurants, where at any time of day you can stop to enjoy a snack and fresh produce. The Santa Catalina Park, with the Museum of Science and the El Muelle Shopping Center. And of course the Playa de Las Canteras endowed with the Blue Flag of the U.E. jewel of the capital protected by a natural reef that houses very calm waters suitable for bathing and water sports