Which is the cheapest area for an all-inclusive hotel in Gran Canaria?

For the hotels in this guide the price gap is between tiers, not districts, since our live selection is centred on Las Palmas and Las Canteras beach. The cheapest bookable beds start from around £29 a night at the apartment end, while the flagship five-stars run from about £134 upward. If you want the southern resort areas like Maspalomas or Playa del Inglés, compare those on their own live pages — the capital tends to hold value well year-round.

Does all-inclusive make sense in Gran Canaria's capital, Las Palmas?

Las Palmas is a real working city with Las Canteras beach on its doorstep, so many hotels here are bed-and-breakfast or room-only rather than full all-inclusive — you're paying for a walkable city with hundreds of bars and restaurants a step away. A handful do offer all-inclusive or half-board plans. For a classic pool-and-buffet all-inclusive village, the southern resorts suit better; for a city-and-beach mix, Las Palmas wins.

How far is Las Palmas from Gran Canaria Airport (LPA)?

Las Palmas de Gran Canaria sits about 20 km north of Gran Canaria Airport (LPA), a roughly 20–25 minute drive up the GC-1 motorway. It's one of the shorter airport-to-city hops in the Canaries, and there's a frequent express bus as well as taxis and transfers. That short hop is part of why the capital works so well for a city-plus-beach break rather than a full resort week.

How many all-inclusive hotels are in this Gran Canaria guide?

This guide covers 49 real, currently bookable Gran Canaria properties across luxury, mid-range and budget tiers — from five-star capital landmarks and adults-only spa hotels to Las Canteras beach hotels and self-catering apartments. Each links straight to its live JetMeAway price page with real-time rates for your dates. Note that board type varies, so check each hotel's page for all-inclusive versus B&B.

Which is the best luxury hotel in Gran Canaria's capital?

For a landmark stay, the Santa Catalina, a Royal Hideaway Hotel is the historic five-star of Las Palmas — a grand, colonial-style property with a spa and a strong review count. For couples, Hotel Cristina by Tigotan is a five-star adults-only tower right by Las Canteras beach. Both sit at the top of this list on facilities and rate — tap through to compare live prices on your dates.

Are there adults-only hotels in Gran Canaria?

Yes — several in this guide are explicitly adults-only, including Hotel Cristina by Tigotan, Catalonia Las Vegas, Silken Saaj Maar, Wavia Hotel and Apartamentos RF Bambi. Adults-only properties suit couples and friends who want a quieter, child-free stay and are common in the Canaries. Each hotel's live page confirms its current concept, so check before booking.

When is the best time to visit Gran Canaria?

There's no bad time — it's a year-round destination. October to April is peak winter-sun season for UK travellers escaping the cold, with pleasant 20–23°C days. May, June, September and October give warm beach weather without peak crowds. July and August are hottest and busiest with European holidaymakers. The north around Las Palmas can be slightly cloudier than the sunnier south, so factor that in.

Is Gran Canaria good for a winter-sun holiday?

It's one of the best in Europe. Being off northwest Africa, Gran Canaria keeps mild, sunny weather right through the UK winter, with reliable 20°C-plus days and swimmable sea in the sheltered south. Direct flights from many UK airports run all winter, and hotel prices are often better value than the summer peak. That combination makes it a go-to for a December-to-March escape.

Do UK travellers need a visa for Gran Canaria?

No — Gran Canaria is part of Spain and the EU, so UK passport holders can visit visa-free for up to 90 days in any 180-day period under the standard Schengen rules. Make sure your passport is valid and was issued within the last 10 years, with at least three months left beyond your planned departure. Always check the latest UK government travel advice before you fly.

What currency is used in Gran Canaria?

The euro (EUR) is the currency, as Gran Canaria is part of Spain. Cards are accepted almost everywhere in Las Palmas and the resorts, but carry a little cash for small cafés, markets, tips and taxis. Note the Canary Islands have their own lower sales tax (IGIC) instead of mainland Spanish VAT, which can make some shopping slightly cheaper.

Are Las Palmas hotels near the beach?

Many are — Las Canteras beach runs along the western edge of the city, and a large share of the mid-range and budget hotels in this guide sit within a short walk of the sand and promenade. Others are in the Vegueta and Triana old-town districts, a little further from the beach but closer to the historic centre. Each hotel's page and district note tells you where it sits.

What's the difference between the north and south of Gran Canaria?

The north, around the capital Las Palmas, is a real city with culture, shopping, the Las Canteras city beach and a slightly cooler, occasionally cloudier microclimate. The south — Maspalomas, Playa del Inglés, Puerto Rico — is the sunnier, drier resort belt with the famous sand dunes and the big all-inclusive villages. This guide's live selection centres on the capital; check the resort areas' own pages for southern all-inclusive villages.

Is Gran Canaria good for families?

Very — the mild year-round climate, calm swimming at Las Canteras and the sheltered southern beaches, and the range of pool hotels and self-catering apartments all suit families. The short LPA transfer helps with young children. The southern resorts have the biggest family all-inclusive villages with waterparks; the capital suits families who want a beach-and-city mix over a pure resort week.

How much does a Gran Canaria hotel cost per night?

On our live midweek searches for this guide, budget apartments and small hotels start from around £29–£55 a night, mid-range four-stars near Las Canteras run roughly £73–£99, and the five-star landmarks start from about £134. Prices climb in peak summer and over the winter-sun and Christmas periods, so tap through to any hotel for the real number on your exact dates.

Can I surf in Gran Canaria?

Yes — Las Canteras has gentle waves at its El Confital end that suit beginners and longboarders, and there are stronger breaks around the island for experienced surfers. The city beach is better known for calm, reef-protected swimming, but surf schools operate along the coast. If surfing is a priority, check each hotel's proximity to El Confital on its live page.

Is Las Palmas a good base for exploring Gran Canaria?

It's an excellent base if you want a city-and-beach mix and don't mind driving to the sights. From the capital you can reach the dramatic mountain interior, Roque Nublo, the southern dunes and the villages within an hour or two. Hire a car for day trips. If you mainly want to lie by a pool in the sun, the southern resorts are a more self-contained base.

Are there spa hotels in Gran Canaria's capital?

Yes — several hotels in this guide feature spas, including the landmark Santa Catalina, a Royal Hideaway Hotel and the four-star Bull Reina Isabel & Spa right on Las Canteras. Spa access is often included with the room while treatments and massages are charged as extras. Check each hotel's live page to see exactly what its spa offers and what's included in your rate.

Which Gran Canaria hotels are best value?

On this list, the best-value picks include Boutique Hotel Cordial Malteses and the other Cordial boutique hotels from around £73–£85 in the old town, Occidental Las Palmas and AC Hotel Iberia by Marriott in the low-£60s, and Apartamentos Catalina Park from about £29 for self-catering. Value depends on what you want — a full-facility four-star, a characterful boutique, or a budget apartment near the beach.

Is Las Palmas safe for tourists?

Las Palmas is a generally safe, relaxed city by European standards, with the usual big-city advice: keep an eye on belongings around the beach, port and busy tourist areas, and avoid leaving valuables on show. The main tourist and beach districts are well-populated and comfortable to walk in the evening. As anywhere, use standard common sense and check current UK travel advice before you go.

Do I need a car in Gran Canaria?

Not for a Las Palmas city-and-beach break — the capital is walkable, has good buses, and Las Canteras is on the doorstep. You'll want a car if you plan day trips into the mountains, to the southern dunes, or around the island's villages, which is where Gran Canaria's variety really shows. Car hire is widely available at LPA airport and in the city.

Is Gran Canaria better than Tenerife or Lanzarote?

They're all strong Canary winter-sun islands with different characters. Gran Canaria pairs a real capital city and the superb Las Canteras beach with sunny southern dunes. Tenerife is the largest and busiest with the biggest resorts and Mount Teide; Lanzarote is the striking volcanic island with a low-rise resort feel. Compare our Tenerife and Lanzarote all-inclusive guides to weigh them side by side for your trip.

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Best All-Inclusive Hotels in Gran Canaria 2026: Las Palmas, Las Canteras & Year-Round Canary Sun

7 July 2026•24 min read•By JetMeAway Scout

Our top pick in Gran Canaria for 2026 is Santa Catalina, a Royal Hideaway Hotel - Gran Lujo for the landmark five-star experience in the heart of Las Palmas — but the real story of this island is year-round Canary sun paired with one of Europe's best city beaches. Gran Canaria sits off the coast of northwest Africa, close enough to the Sahara to stay mild and sunny right through the UK winter, and its capital, Las Palmas, is a genuine working city with the golden-sand Las Canteras beach running along its edge. We've built this guide around all three price bands: 2 luxury five-stars, 10 mid-range four-stars, and 37 budget hotels, boutiques and apartments — 49 real, distinct, currently bookable properties, each linking straight to its live prices.

For UK travellers, Gran Canaria's pull is simple: reliable sun in every month, a short transfer from the airport, and a rare mix of city culture and beach in one place. The reef-protected calm of Las Canteras suits families and swimmers, the historic Vegueta and Triana districts give the capital real character, and the sunnier south — Maspalomas, Playa del Inglés and Puerto Rico, with their famous sand dunes — is a short drive away when you want the big resort-village feel.

One honest note before the list: because Las Palmas is a city packed with restaurants and bars, many hotels here are bed-and-breakfast or room-only by design rather than full all-inclusive — you're paying for a walkable city with hundreds of places to eat on your doorstep. Some do offer all-inclusive or half-board plans, and the board type is shown on each hotel's live page. If a pure pool-and-buffet all-inclusive village is what you're after, the southern resorts suit better; for a city-and-beach mix, the capital is hard to beat.

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Scout's 3 lowest-priced Gran Canaria picks right now: 🏖 Apartamentos Catalina Park — from ~£29, the cheapest bookable bed on this list. 🌊 Hotel Casa del Sol — from ~£40, a well-reviewed budget hotel with an all-inclusive option. ☀️ Atypicap Capsule Hostel — from ~£41, a modern capsule stay for solo travellers. From-prices are live midweek rates pulled while writing — tap any hotel for today's price on your dates.

Our live selection here centres on Las Palmas and the Las Canteras beachfront, so the choice is between hotel tiers and concepts — landmark five-star, adults-only spa hotel, boutique old-town stay, or budget self-catering apartment — rather than areas. Compare live Gran Canaria hotel prices or search UK flights to Gran Canaria (LPA), the island's single gateway airport a short hop south of the capital.

Luxury All-Inclusive Hotels in Gran Canaria

The top of the Las Palmas market is a pair of five-star landmarks — one a grand historic hotel with a spa, the other a modern adults-only tower right by Las Canteras beach. Both run full-facility five-star service; check each page for its current board and package options. Live midweek rates pulled while writing — tap any hotel for your dates.

Santa Catalina, a Royal Hideaway Hotel - Gran Lujo — Gran Canaria, Spain

1. Santa Catalina, a Royal Hideaway Hotel - Gran Lujo — Las Palmas · 5★ · 2,965 reviews · from ~£154/night. The historic landmark of Las Palmas and the most-reviewed luxury hotel on this list, a grand colonial-style five-star set in leafy Doramas Park with a spa and pool. It pairs old-world elegance with a walkable central location — the standout choice for travellers who want a landmark stay in the capital rather than a resort village.

Hotel Cristina by Tigotan Las Palmas - Adults Only — Gran Canaria, Spain

2. Hotel Cristina by Tigotan Las Palmas - Adults Only — Las Palmas · 5★ · 2,027 reviews · from ~£134/night. A modern adults-only five-star tower steps from Las Canteras beach, built for couples and friends who want a quieter, child-free base with a rooftop and sea views. Strongly reviewed and the more accessible of the two luxury picks on price — a stylish option for a beach-and-city break without the family-village crowds.

Mid-range All-Inclusive Hotels in Gran Canaria

The middle of the Las Palmas market is where the beachfront four-stars and characterful boutique hotels sit — several right on or near Las Canteras, others in the historic old town. This is the sweet-spot tier for most UK travellers wanting comfort and location without the five-star rate. Live midweek rates pulled while writing — tap any hotel for your dates.

Sercotel Playa Canteras — Gran Canaria, Spain

3. Sercotel Playa Canteras — Las Palmas · 4★ · 6,034 reviews · from ~£86/night. The most-reviewed hotel in this entire guide, a four-star right on the Las Canteras seafront with an all-inclusive option — its huge review count reflects years as a dependable beachfront favourite. A strong, well-located pick for travellers who want the promenade and beach on the doorstep at a mid-range rate.

Bull Reina Isabel & Spa — Gran Canaria, Spain

4. Bull Reina Isabel & Spa — Las Palmas · 4★ · 2,750 reviews · from ~£210/night. A four-star spa hotel on the Las Canteras beachfront with a rooftop pool and one of the higher rates in this tier, reflecting its prime seafront position and spa facilities. An all-inclusive-optional choice for travellers who want beach, pool and wellness in one central Las Palmas base.

Boutique Hotel Cordial Malteses — Gran Canaria, Spain

5. Boutique Hotel Cordial Malteses — Las Palmas · 4★ · 2,330 reviews · from ~£73/night. A characterful four-star boutique from the Cordial group and one of the best-value entry points into this tier at around £73 a night. Set in the historic centre with an all-inclusive option, it suits travellers who prefer old-town character and design over a big beachfront hotel — one of several excellent Cordial boutiques on this list.

NH Imperial Playa — Gran Canaria, Spain

6. NH Imperial Playa — Las Palmas · 4★ · 2,248 reviews · from ~£85/night. A reliable NH-branded four-star at the quieter El Confital end of Las Canteras, with an all-inclusive option and sea views from many rooms. A well-reviewed, sensibly priced pick for travellers who want a recognised chain, the beach nearby, and easy access to the city's surf end.

Catalonia Las Vegas - Adults Only — Gran Canaria, Spain

7. Catalonia Las Vegas - Adults Only — Las Palmas · 4★ · 2,142 reviews · from ~£80/night. An adults-only four-star near Las Canteras with an all-inclusive option, built for couples and friends who want a calmer, child-free stay at a mid-range rate. Well reviewed and keenly priced for its concept — a good middle-ground pick between the budget hotels and the pricier beachfront spa properties.

Boutique Hotel Cordial La Peregrina — Gran Canaria, Spain

8. Boutique Hotel Cordial La Peregrina — Las Palmas · 4★ · 1,886 reviews · from ~£85/night. Another polished Cordial boutique four-star in the heart of Las Palmas, with an all-inclusive option and the group's signature design-led rooms. A characterful base for travellers who want to be among the city's streets, shops and restaurants rather than out on the beach strip.

Boutique Hotel Cordial Plaza Mayor de Santa Ana — Gran Canaria, Spain

9. Boutique Hotel Cordial Plaza Mayor de Santa Ana — Las Palmas · 4★ · 1,877 reviews · from ~£82/night. A Cordial boutique four-star set in the historic Vegueta quarter by the cathedral square, with an all-inclusive option and heaps of old-town atmosphere. Ideal for travellers who want to soak up the capital's colonial architecture and cobbled streets while keeping the beach a short walk or bus ride away.

VEINTIUNO Emblematic Hotels by Airnest — Gran Canaria, Spain

10. VEINTIUNO Emblematic Hotels by Airnest — Las Palmas · 4★ · 1,082 reviews · from ~£99/night. A boutique four-star housed in a restored emblematic building in the old town, blending heritage architecture with contemporary rooms. At around £99 a night it sits at the upper edge of this tier — a design-forward pick for travellers who value character and a central Vegueta-Triana location over beachfront convenience.

Marina Suites Gran Canaria — Gran Canaria, Spain

11. Marina Suites Gran Canaria — Las Palmas · 4★ · 530 reviews · from ~£228/night. A suite-style four-star with an all-inclusive option, carrying one of the higher rates in this tier to reflect its spacious apartment-suite rooms. A comfortable choice for families and couples who want more living space than a standard hotel room alongside the four-star service — tap through for its current board on your dates.

Boutique Hotel Cordial La Niña de Vegueta — Gran Canaria, Spain

12. Boutique Hotel Cordial La Niña de Vegueta — Las Palmas · 4★ · 379 reviews · from ~£77/night. The fourth Cordial boutique on this list, a four-star in the atmospheric Vegueta old town with an all-inclusive option and the group's design-led style. Keenly priced at around £77 a night, it's a great-value characterful base for travellers who want history and city life over the beach strip.

Budget All-Inclusive Hotels in Gran Canaria

The budget end of Las Palmas is a deep mix of small hotels, apartments and hostels — several within a short walk of Las Canteras beach, others in the old town. This is where the island's value really shows, though many are bed-and-breakfast, room-only or self-catering rather than full all-inclusive, so check each hotel's board on its live page. Live midweek rates pulled while writing — tap any hotel for your dates.

Hotel Casa del Sol — Gran Canaria, Spain

13. Hotel Casa del Sol — Las Palmas · 3★ · 3,808 reviews · from ~£40/night. A well-reviewed three-star with an all-inclusive option at around £40 a night — one of the best-value all-inclusive-capable beds in the capital. A no-frills, friendly base for travellers who want the included-board convenience and the beach nearby without paying four-star rates.

Crisol Faycán — Gran Canaria, Spain

14. Crisol Faycán — Las Palmas · 3★ · 358 reviews · from ~£48/night. A compact three-star hotel with an all-inclusive option near the city centre, at a low £48-a-night rate. A practical, budget-friendly base for travellers who want a central location and the option of included meals without the cost of the seafront hotels.

Sercotel Hotel Parque — Gran Canaria, Spain

15. Sercotel Hotel Parque — Las Palmas · 3★ · 6,616 reviews · from ~£54/night. The single most-reviewed property in this whole guide, a three-star Sercotel hotel by Parque San Telmo in the heart of the city. Its enormous review count reflects a long-running, dependable central base — an excellent-value city hotel for travellers who prioritise location and price over resort facilities.

HD Acuario Lifestyle — Gran Canaria, Spain

16. HD Acuario Lifestyle — Las Palmas · 4★ · 1,254 reviews · from ~£55/night. A four-star lifestyle hotel at a budget-tier rate of around £55 a night — punching above its price with full-hotel facilities. A smart value pick for travellers who want a four-star standard near the beach and city without stretching into the pricier seafront properties.

URBANSEA Bex — Gran Canaria, Spain

17. URBANSEA Bex — Las Palmas · 4★ · 2,422 reviews · from ~£59/night. A well-reviewed four-star from the URBANSEA brand at around £59 a night, offering a modern, central base at a keen price. Its strong review volume signals a reliable stay — a solid choice for travellers who want four-star comfort in the city core without a premium rate.

Maresía Canteras Urban Hotel — Gran Canaria, Spain

18. Maresía Canteras Urban Hotel — Las Palmas · 3★ · 594 reviews · from ~£62/night. An urban three-star close to Las Canteras beach at around £62 a night, offering a tidy, well-located base for beach days. A dependable budget pick for travellers who want to be near the sand and promenade without the beachfront-hotel price tag.

Occidental Las Palmas — Gran Canaria, Spain

19. Occidental Las Palmas — Las Palmas · 4★ · 1,904 reviews · from ~£62/night. A four-star from the Occidental (Barceló) group at a budget-tier rate of around £62 a night — recognised-chain reliability at a keen price. A dependable, well-reviewed base for travellers who want a familiar brand near Las Canteras without the cost of the premium beachfront hotels.

Hotel Concorde — Gran Canaria, Spain

20. Hotel Concorde — Las Palmas · 4★ · 2,699 reviews · from ~£63/night. A long-standing four-star tower near Las Canteras with a strong review count and a low £63-a-night rate. Its many reviews reflect years as a steady, good-value city-beach hotel — a sensible pick for travellers who want four-star facilities close to the sand at a budget price.

AC Hotel Iberia Las Palmas by Marriott — Gran Canaria, Spain

21. AC Hotel Iberia Las Palmas by Marriott — Las Palmas · 4★ · 3,810 reviews · from ~£65/night. A Marriott-branded four-star in the city centre with a very high review count and a budget-tier rate of around £65 a night. AC Hotels' polished, business-friendly style at a leisure price — a reliable pick for travellers who want a trusted international brand and a central Las Palmas location.

Hotel Ciudad del Mar — Gran Canaria, Spain

22. Hotel Ciudad del Mar — Las Palmas · 3★ · 253 reviews · from ~£67/night. A three-star hotel near the water at around £67 a night, offering a simple, central base for a city-and-beach break. A straightforward budget choice for travellers who want to keep the room rate down and spend their money in the city's bars and restaurants.

Exe Las Palmas — Gran Canaria, Spain

23. Exe Las Palmas — Las Palmas · 4★ · 2,189 reviews · from ~£68/night. A well-reviewed four-star from the Exe (Eurostars) group at a budget-friendly £68 a night, offering full-hotel comfort in a central location. A solid value pick for travellers who want four-star standards and a recognised brand without paying the seafront premium.

Apartamentos Maype Canteras — Gran Canaria, Spain

24. Apartamentos Maype Canteras — Las Palmas · 3★ · 315 reviews · from ~£70/night. A self-catering apartment property close to Las Canteras beach at around £70 a night — a room-and-kitchen base rather than a full-service hotel. Best for families and longer-stay travellers who want their own space and the flexibility to cook, steps from the sand.

Occidental Las Canteras — Gran Canaria, Spain

25. Occidental Las Canteras — Las Palmas · 4★ · 348 reviews · from ~£71/night. A second Occidental (Barceló) four-star, this one named for its Las Canteras location, at around £71 a night. Recognised-chain comfort near the city beach at a budget-tier rate — a dependable pick for travellers who want a familiar brand close to the sand.

GF Noelia — Gran Canaria, Spain

26. GF Noelia — Las Palmas · 3★ · 303 reviews · from ~£73/night. A three-star hotel with an all-inclusive option at around £73 a night, offering the included-board convenience at a budget rate. A practical choice for travellers who want to lock in meals and keep their nightly spend down while staying central in the capital.

Hotel Monopol — Gran Canaria, Spain

27. Hotel Monopol — Las Palmas · 3★ · 2,570 reviews · from ~£74/night. A characterful three-star set in a historic building in the Triana district, with a strong review count and a £74-a-night rate. Its heritage setting and central old-town position make it a charming budget base for travellers who want atmosphere over beachfront convenience.

Apartamentos Portonovo — Gran Canaria, Spain

28. Apartamentos Portonovo — Las Palmas · 3★ · 175 reviews · from ~£79/night. A self-catering apartment property at around £79 a night — a home-base option with a kitchen for travellers who want independence and space. Best for families and groups who prefer to cook and settle in rather than eat out every night, keeping the overall trip cost down.

Hotel LIVVO Fataga — Gran Canaria, Spain

29. Hotel LIVVO Fataga — Las Palmas · 4★ · 1,778 reviews · from ~£81/night. A well-reviewed four-star from the LIVVO group in the city centre at around £81 a night, offering full-hotel facilities at a mid-budget price. A dependable central base for travellers who want four-star comfort close to the shops, restaurants and the beach bus routes.

Hotel MG Poniente — Gran Canaria, Spain

30. Hotel MG Poniente — Las Palmas · 3★ · 2,541 reviews · from ~£81/night. A three-star hotel with a strong review count at around £81 a night, offering a reliable, well-located city base. Its high review volume signals a steady, popular stay — a good pick for travellers who want a proven budget hotel over an untested cheaper option.

Catalina Plaza Hotel Sostenible — Gran Canaria, Spain

31. Catalina Plaza Hotel Sostenible — Las Palmas · 3★ · 2,209 reviews · from ~£86/night. A sustainability-focused three-star near Parque Santa Catalina at around £86 a night, offering an eco-conscious, central stay. A well-reviewed choice for travellers who like a green-leaning hotel in a lively part of the capital close to the port and beach.

Wavia Hotel - Adults only — Gran Canaria, Spain

32. Wavia Hotel - Adults only — Las Palmas · 3★ · 437 reviews · from ~£87/night. An adults-only three-star at around £87 a night, built for couples and friends who want a calmer, child-free base in the city. A good-value option for grown-up travellers who prefer a quieter stay without stepping up to the pricier adults-only four-stars.

Silken Saaj Las Palmas — Gran Canaria, Spain

33. Silken Saaj Las Palmas — Las Palmas · 4★ · 2,820 reviews · from ~£89/night. A well-reviewed four-star from the Silken group near Las Canteras at around £89 a night, offering full-hotel facilities close to the beach. Its high review count reflects a dependable, popular seafront-area base — a strong pick for travellers who want four-star comfort near the sand at the top of the budget tier.

MASANET Emblematic Hotels by Airnest — Gran Canaria, Spain

34. MASANET Emblematic Hotels by Airnest — Las Palmas · 4★ · 333 reviews · from ~£91/night. A boutique four-star in a restored emblematic old-town building, blending heritage character with modern rooms at around £91 a night. A design-led pick for travellers who want the atmosphere of historic Vegueta-Triana over a big beachfront hotel, at a still-reasonable budget-tier rate.

Hotel Rural El Mondalón — Gran Canaria, Spain

35. Hotel Rural El Mondalón — Las Palmas · 4★ · 667 reviews · from ~£97/night. A rural four-star set in the hills above the city at around £97 a night — a quiet, countryside-style escape with views, away from the beach bustle. A distinctive pick for travellers who want peace, nature and a car for day trips over a seafront location.

Casa Emblemática Salgado — Gran Canaria, Spain

36. Casa Emblemática Salgado — Las Palmas · 4★ · 86 reviews · from ~£99/night. A small four-star housed in a characterful emblematic building at around £99 a night, offering an intimate, design-led stay in the historic centre. A boutique choice for travellers who want charm and personality over a large hotel — check its live page for current availability on your dates.

Silken Saaj Maar - Adults Only — Gran Canaria, Spain

37. Silken Saaj Maar - Adults Only — Las Palmas · 4★ · 1,768 reviews · from ~£127/night. An adults-only four-star from the Silken group near Las Canteras at around £127 a night — one of the pricier budget-tier picks, reflecting its child-free concept and beach proximity. A well-reviewed choice for couples who want a quieter, grown-up seafront-area stay.

Apartamentos Bruja — Gran Canaria, Spain

38. Apartamentos Bruja — Las Palmas · 2,688 reviews · from ~£75/night. A self-catering apartment property with a very strong review count at around £75 a night — a room-and-kitchen base near the city and beach. Its high review volume signals a reliable, popular choice for families and longer stays who want their own space and the flexibility to cook.

Apartamentos RF Bambi Adults Only — Gran Canaria, Spain

39. Apartamentos RF Bambi Adults Only — Las Palmas · 2★ · 2,650 reviews · from ~£56/night. An adults-only apartment property at around £56 a night, offering self-catering space for couples and friends who want a quiet, child-free base. Well reviewed and keenly priced — a good-value pick for grown-up travellers who prefer an apartment with a kitchen over a standard hotel room.

Atypicap Capsule Hostel — Gran Canaria, Spain

40. Atypicap Capsule Hostel — Las Palmas · 2,568 reviews · from ~£41/night. A modern capsule hostel at around £41 a night — one of the lowest-priced beds on this list, built for solo travellers and budget-focused visitors who want a smart, central place to sleep. Its strong review count reflects a well-run, contemporary hostel rather than a basic bunk room.

Poem Suites by Airnest — Gran Canaria, Spain

41. Poem Suites by Airnest — Las Palmas · 2,165 reviews · from ~£73/night. A suite-style apartment property with an all-inclusive option at around £73 a night, offering more space than a standard room in a central location. A well-reviewed pick for travellers who want apartment-style living with the flexibility of an included-board option — check its live page for the current plan.

Hotel Madrid — Gran Canaria, Spain

42. Hotel Madrid — Las Palmas · 1,935 reviews · from ~£45/night. A budget hotel in the historic Triana district at around £45 a night, with a strong review count and heaps of old-town character. A charming, low-cost base for travellers who want to be among the capital's atmospheric streets and squares rather than out on the beach strip.

Rocamar — Gran Canaria, Spain

43. Rocamar — Las Palmas · 1,737 reviews · from ~£59/night. A simple, well-reviewed budget property at around £59 a night, offering a no-frills central base for a city-and-beach break. A dependable low-cost pick for travellers who want to keep the room rate down and put their budget toward exploring the island.

Apartamentos Vista Sur — Gran Canaria, Spain

44. Apartamentos Vista Sur — Las Palmas · 1,712 reviews · from ~£171/night. A self-catering apartment property carrying one of the higher rates in this tier at around £171 a night, reflecting its larger apartment units. A spacious, home-style base for families and groups who want plenty of room and their own kitchen — check its live page for the current setup on your dates.

Hotel Las Palmas Urban Center — Gran Canaria, Spain

45. Hotel Las Palmas Urban Center — Las Palmas · 2★ · 1,446 reviews · from ~£55/night. A two-star urban hotel in the city core at around £55 a night, offering a straightforward, central place to stay at a low rate. A practical budget base for travellers who want to be in the heart of the capital and spend their money on food, sights and the beach rather than the room.

Apartamentos Catalina Park — Gran Canaria, Spain

46. Apartamentos Catalina Park — Las Palmas · 2★ · 1,411 reviews · from ~£29/night. The cheapest bookable bed on this entire list at around £29 a night — a self-catering apartment property near Parque Santa Catalina for travellers who want the lowest possible rate and their own kitchen. Ideal for solo travellers, couples and anyone spending little time in the room.

Hotel Apartamento Bajamar — Gran Canaria, Spain

47. Hotel Apartamento Bajamar — Las Palmas · 2★ · 1,287 reviews · from ~£114/night. An apart-hotel combining hotel service with self-catering apartments at around £114 a night, offering the space of an apartment with some hotel convenience. A middle-ground pick for families and longer stays who want a kitchen without giving up all hotel facilities.

Hotel Emblemático Holiday Time — Gran Canaria, Spain

48. Hotel Emblemático Holiday Time — Las Palmas · 1,199 reviews · from ~£87/night. A characterful hotel in a restored emblematic building at around £87 a night, offering a boutique, heritage-style stay in the historic centre. A charming pick for travellers who want personality and old-town character over a large chain hotel, at a reasonable budget-tier rate.

Iriarte 52 Apartments — Gran Canaria, Spain

49. Iriarte 52 Apartments — Las Palmas · 1,182 reviews · from ~£74/night. A self-catering apartment property at around £74 a night, rounding out this guide with a home-style, kitchen-equipped base in the capital. A practical choice for families, groups and longer-stay travellers who want independence and space over full hotel service.

Budget tier summary: cheapest bed — Apartamentos Catalina Park £29; cheapest all-inclusive-capable hotel — Hotel Casa del Sol £40; best-value four-star near the beach — HD Acuario Lifestyle £55; most-reviewed city hotel — Sercotel Hotel Parque £54. Compare all Gran Canaria hotels with live prices →

Compare other Spanish holiday spots

Gran Canaria is the year-round Canary island that pairs a real capital city and one of Europe's best urban beaches with sunny southern dunes — but it's one of several great Spanish sun spots. If you're weighing the Canaries against each other, compare our Tenerife all-inclusive guide for the largest, busiest island with the biggest resorts, and our Lanzarote all-inclusive guide for the striking, low-rise volcanic island a short hop away. For a bigger-island contrast with mountains and forests, Majorca leads the Balearics.

On the mainland, the Costa del Sol names Marbella and Málaga offer classic beach-resort weeks with easy flights, while Benidorm on the Costa Blanca is the UK all-inclusive stalwart. Travelling with kids? Start with our family holidays in Spain guide, and for a city break with beaches attached, see the best hotels in Barcelona. For the widest picture, tap through any hotel above to compare live Gran Canaria prices on your exact dates.

Gran Canaria All-Inclusive FAQs

Which airport do I fly into for Gran Canaria?

Gran Canaria Airport (LPA) is the island's single gateway, sitting on the east coast between Las Palmas in the north and the southern resorts. It handles direct flights from many UK airports year-round. From LPA it's roughly 20–25 minutes north to Las Palmas or 25–35 minutes south to Maspalomas and Playa del Inglés. Search UK flights to LPA and line them up with live hotel prices.

Is Gran Canaria warm in winter?

Yes — this is the island's headline draw. Gran Canaria sits off the coast of northwest Africa and enjoys mild, sunny weather all year, with winter daytime highs typically around 20–23°C and plenty of sunshine. It's one of Europe's most reliable winter-sun destinations, which is why UK travellers book it from October through March as well as summer.

What is Las Canteras beach like?

Las Canteras is the long golden-sand city beach that runs along the western edge of Las Palmas — a wide, walkable promenade lined with cafés and hotels, protected by a natural offshore reef that calms the water for swimming. It's consistently rated one of the best urban beaches in Europe, and many of the mid-range and budget hotels in this guide sit within a short walk of it.

Do these Gran Canaria hotels include meals?

It varies by property. Some offer all-inclusive or half-board plans, but because Las Palmas is a city packed with restaurants, many hotels here are bed-and-breakfast or room-only by design. The board type is shown on each hotel's live JetMeAway page, so check there before booking if all-inclusive is a must-have. Self-catering apartments are also common and let you cook your own meals.

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