Transfers from Gran Canaria Airport to hotels in Las Palmas

Calle Gomera, 6, 35008 Las Palmas de Gran Canaria

Hotel Cristina by Tigotan is a five-star hotel right on the Las Canteras promenade, a short stroll from the shopping area and the Port. Its website presents it as a hotel for guests aged 16 and over, designed for a city stay by the sea: heated outdoor pool, restaurant and event rooms. For anyone arriving by plane it is one of the most sought-after addresses on the beach, because you can step out of the taxi and be on the sand in a couple of minutes, with no hire car and no parking space to hunt for during your stay.

Calle Eduardo Benot, 3-5, 35007 Las Palmas de Gran Canaria

AC Hotel Gran Canaria occupies a cylindrical tower you can spot from almost anywhere in the city, next to Santa Catalina park and very close to Las Canteras beach. It has a rooftop pool and a panoramic bar on the upper floors, with views over the city and the ocean. It makes a good base if you are combining work and beach, or if you are boarding or leaving a ship in the port, because the cruise quay and the Santa Catalina bus station are a few minutes' walk from the hotel.

Calle Alfredo L. Jones, 40, 35008 Las Palmas de Gran Canaria

Bull Reina Isabel & Spa is one of the landmark hotels of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, on the seafront at Las Canteras beach, about 50 metres from the sand according to its website. It has a spa, a rooftop pool and a restaurant with sea views, and welcomes both holidaymakers and conference guests. It stands on the central stretch of the promenade, surrounded by shops and restaurants, so once you have settled in almost everything can be done on foot. The airport is about 28 km from the hotel.

Calle Ferreras, 1, 35008 Las Palmas de Gran Canaria

NH Imperial Playa is in La Puntilla, the northern end of Las Canteras beach, facing the sea and next to the area's fish restaurants. It is a four-star hotel with ocean views from many of its rooms, close to the Port and the seafaring district of La Isleta. La Puntilla is the most sheltered part of the beach, with calm water protected by the natural reef, and a handy starting point for walking the whole promenade southwards without needing a car.

Calle Tomás Miller, 85, 35007 Las Palmas de Gran Canaria

Hotel Concorde is a traditional four-star hotel in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, located in a central shopping area about 50 metres from Las Canteras beach, according to its website. It has a heated pool with a sun terrace, a café and the Mirador restaurant, with ocean views. Business travellers and holidaymakers alike choose it because it combines the beach with being close to Santa Catalina park, the shops and the bus stops. From here almost all of the north of the city can be explored on foot.

Closed for refurbishment

Calle Fernando Guanarteme, 54, 35010 Las Palmas de Gran Canaria

The former Bull Astoria, in the Guanarteme district and about 200 metres from Las Canteras beach, now appears on the chain's website as Bull Collection Canteras. According to that same website, the hotel is closed for a complete refurbishment and its reopening has been announced for 2 November 2026, with renovated rooms and new event rooms. Guanarteme is an area with a local feel, with restaurants and shops, near the southern end of the beach. If you have a booking, confirm the dates with the hotel before arranging your transfer.

Calle Néstor de la Torre, 21, 35006 Las Palmas de Gran Canaria

Hotel LIVVO Fataga is in the Mesa y López area, one of the main shopping and business districts of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, with the Mercado Central opposite. It is a city hotel geared towards business travellers: it has meeting rooms, a coworking space, a gym and a restaurant. Las Canteras beach and Las Alcaravaneras beach are a walk away, but the surroundings are mostly offices, shops and department stores. The hotel puts the airport about 25 km away and recommends arriving by taxi or private transfer.

Calle León y Castillo, 329, 35006 Las Palmas de Gran Canaria

Silken Saaj Las Palmas is a modern four-star hotel facing Las Alcaravaneras beach, on Calle León y Castillo. It is a small hotel, with a rooftop terrace, a gastrobar and a gym, and rooms with views of the sea and the marina. Las Alcaravaneras is the city beach on the eastern side of town, quieter than Las Canteras and very close to the Mesa y López shopping area. The hotel itself estimates about 23 minutes by taxi to the airport.

Calle León y Castillo, 227, 35005 Las Palmas de Gran Canaria

Santa Catalina, a Royal Hideaway Hotel is the capital's historic hotel: a late 19th-century building in the Ciudad Jardín district, inside Doramas park, reopened in 2019 after a complete refurbishment. It is the city's benchmark for luxury, with gardens, a spa, restaurants and function rooms that host weddings, conferences and official events. It lies halfway between Las Canteras beach and the old town of Vegueta, about 3 km from each according to the hotel itself, in a quiet residential area.

Avenida Alcalde José Ramírez Bethencourt, 8, 35003 Las Palmas de Gran Canaria

AC Hotel Iberia Las Palmas is on the Avenida Marítima, opposite the marina and a few minutes from San Telmo park and Calle Triana. It is a large city hotel with meeting rooms, a rooftop pool and its own car park, popular with business travellers and with anyone who wants to stay close to the historic and shopping centre. From the airport it is one of the most direct hotels to reach in the capital: the GC-1 runs straight into the Avenida Marítima itself, so there is no need to cross the rest of the city to get there.

Calle Muelle Las Palmas, 2, 35003 Las Palmas de Gran Canaria

Sercotel Parque Las Palmas faces San Telmo park, at the start of Calle Triana, the main pedestrian shopping area in the centre. It is a hotel with a long history in the city and a very practical location: the San Telmo bus station is next door, and the old town of Vegueta, with the Casa de Colón and the Cathedral, is just over a kilometre away according to the hotel. It is also the hotel on this list closest to the airport, because it sits at the southern entrance to the city.