Santa Catalina, a Royal Hideaway Hotel - Gran Lujo
5-Star Hotel
A luxurious hotel in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria offering exceptional amenities and rated as wonderful by guests.
What Guests Loved
The property dates back to 1890 and sits within Doramas Park, surrounded by palm trees and manicured lawns. This heritage provides a sense of quietude despite the hotel's central location within the island's capital.
The hotel features several distinct culinary venues, including the acclaimed Poemas restaurant, which focuses on refined Canarian flavors. Guests can also enjoy cocktails on the rooftop terrace overlooking the Atlantic and the neighboring marina.
Things to Consider
The hotel is located in the residential Ciudad Jardín area rather than directly on the waterfront. Reaching the primary swimming beach, Las Canteras, requires a ten-minute taxi ride or a lengthy stroll across the city.
Although on-site parking is available, the garage can fill up during local conferences or high-occupancy weekends. Guests arriving with their own vehicles should consider reserving a space in advance to ensure convenience upon arrival.
The property dates back to 1890 and sits within Doramas Park, surrounded by palm trees and manicured lawns. This heritage provides a sense of quietude despite the hotel's central location within the island's capital.
The hotel features several distinct culinary venues, including the acclaimed Poemas restaurant, which focuses on refined Canarian flavors. Guests can also enjoy cocktails on the rooftop terrace overlooking the Atlantic and the neighboring marina.
Santa Catalina, León y Castillo, 227, 35005 Las Palmas de Gran Canaria
5-Star Hotel
Gran Canaria, Spain
Free Wifi
Wonderful Breakfast
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Tripplo's Expert Review
Set within the lush Doramas Park in Las Palmas, Santa Catalina combines nineteenth-century elegance with modern luxury. This heritage property serves as a refined base for those seeking historic charm and high-end gastronomy rather than a standard beachfront resort.
