Canary Islands Hotels & Hostels (118)

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Near the beach and firmly entrenched in the 1970s, these apartments are an endearing mix of kitsch, earth tones and 'crafty' tiles. Go for a balcony room and breathe in the sea air and sun-splash…

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The Europalace has one of the best situations in town, across from the beach. However, if you don't feel like sand in your swimsuit, don't worry - this place has three pools on various levels, p…

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Las Lanzas is a delightful home-from-home kind of hotel with solid old-fashioned public spaces (and staff), perfectly situated between the Catalina square and the promenade. The apartments have b…

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These spacious apartments are modern and fully equipped for disabled guests, with room for wheelchairs and specially adapted bathrooms.

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Housed in a handsome colonial-style house just off the main square, this casa rural has three roomy apartments and a rooftop terrace with stunning views of the surrounding mountain scenery.

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The only place in town that can qualify as 'budget'. It varies as much in room quality as it does in price - while the most expensive rooms are spacious and nearly elegant, the cheaper rooms have…

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This pretty rural hotel has an ochre and tile exterior and an adjacent terrace bar (which may come in handy around sunset). The rooms are comfortable, and breakfast, served in a small firelit sit…

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This 22-room hotel dates from the late 18th century and has rooms on a galleried first floor overlooking a large central courtyard, complete with leafy palms and plenty of seating space. The roo…

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A solid, no-frills choice in the centre with plenty of restaurants and shops nearby. The rooms are modern and fairly characterless but are a bargain at the price.

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On-going refurbishment and super-efficient management make this hotel a success. You'll find very good rooms, a fine restaurant and a great beach nearby. In short, this central hotel is a reliabl…

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A fabulous-looking hotel which has some truly striking decor, including giant bells and stained glass in the reception and space shuttle-style lifts. This is a truly stylish choice that has succe…

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This is a superbly priced hotel which has recently benefited from an overhaul. The rooms have an urbane, contemporary look, and some sport balconies. Service is smiley and efficient and the beach…

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A restored 16th century mansion set on the main plaza, its rooms are spacious with wooden floors and ceilings and cheery tiled bathrooms. The breakfast is nice and healthy and the friendly staff …

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The pick of the budget crop, this historic classic is located on one of the city's prettiest plazas, overlooked by the fanciful Gabinete Literario. The rooms lack mod cons but have an appealingly…

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Thoroughly recommended, this place has almost as much charm as history: General Franco spent the night of 17 July 1936 in room No 3 here (and reputedly left without paying!). The next day he flew…

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This prestigious hotel is favoured by Spanish royalty and the stars. Rooms are sumptuous, facilities are top-notch and the grandeur never fades. We could lie by the tree-fringed pool and sip cock…

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A classic hotel in a central position with a comfortable feeling of space. The downstairs cafe and bar is a bustling place well situated to watch the world go by. There is wi-fi on the first floo…

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A real gem in this sea of generic high-rise hotels, the Tropicana has a long history and is superbly set on one of the quieter beaches of town. If you don't fancy wandering into town, the hotel'…

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Located right in the centre of town on a pedestrian walkway, this modern hotel has well-designed comfortable rooms, plus a classy thalassotherapy (sea-water therapy) centre offering all the treat…

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Enjoying prime position in the prettiest part of this lovely harbour town, the Puerto de Mogán has it all: superb facilities, stunning location and surprisingly reasonable prices. That said, the …

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Sunny, spacious rooms, sea views and blue-and-white beach umbrellas give this hotel an Italian riviera look, and the service and facilities are predictably top drawer.

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Set in a peaceful spot surrounded by mountains, yet only a five-minute drive to the nearest beach, this is a good relaxing choice; and it's a world away from the clamour and crowds of the major r…

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A heavenly place with an ambience of utter tranquillity. The bedrooms are done up in earth colours, while the spa is luxuriously marbled and offers all the self-pampering facilities you could eve…

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Cosy and full of character, this is one of the town's best options. A 16th-century manor house, its original details have been well preserved, and antique furniture and white linens in the rooms …

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This rural hotel is to the northwest of El Médano in Grandilla de Abona, a town just off the TF-28 with a pretty stone church. The rooms are in a series of old stone buildings and are packed with…

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The exclusive San Roque hotel blends the old (the hotel is a restored 17th-century mansion) and the new (the French owners have a passion for modern art).

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At the heart of Parque Doramas, this five-star lovely is the address in Las Palmas. Everything here is of the highest standard, and no luxurious stone goes unturned. It exudes the class of anothe…

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The rooms here are stylish and original. The whole place has benefited from a facelift and the result is a convenient and comfortable place to stay in a central location. The area has a real neig…

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Close to the beach and the action of the northern end of the city, this is a well-run, modern hotel with an international clientele and reliable standards. All rooms have TV and a safe.

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A stylish mix of 17th-century elegance and modern design, this hotel is both slick and welcoming. The rooms are gorgeous with subtle, classy colours and a fashionably modern look.

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This hotel enjoys prime position on the town's emblematic main square. The rooms and apartments vary according to how much you want to pay, and range from pleasant to perfect. Dating from the 18t…

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A stately looking town house with a warren of corridors and wide range of rooms. The plastic flowers could do with a dusting but if you choose carefully, it's a good deal.

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Run by an enthusiastic young couple, the bar and restaurant fronting this small hotel are generally buzzing with locals. Like the rooms, the decor has a warm, folksy look with lots of wood and st…

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This hotel has been recently refurbished by international interior designer Alberto Pinto in a retro chic style, and is the only member of Design Hotels in the Canaries. Surrounded by a thousand …

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This is the only place in the park to stay and, location-wise, couldn't be more stunning. Although a modern parador, the accommodation is suitably top-notch without being stuffy.

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About 750m inland as you head north, this excellent-value place has straightforward, bright rooms, a spacious rooftop terrace and, best of all, a communal kitchen which makes self catering a bree…

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The comfortable, double-only rooms are small but well-decorated and some have balconies for the same price. The pensíon is on a quiet side street.

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The friendly Perojo, despite its situation on an intersection that cops the full brunt of the peak-hour traffic noise, is a recommended budget option in this part of the world.

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