Monaco Grand Prix & Mediterranean Marvels from Gran Canaria with Stay, 26 May 2026 (16 nights)

Perfect for sports enthusiasts and active vacationers, this boutique hotel is situated on a main road in the heart of Las Palmas. The hotel has an elevator and features 97 double rooms. The friendly staff at the reception desk in the lobby are happy to answer any questions. Valuables can be stored securely and conveniently in the safe. Wireless internet access in public areas (no extra charge) allows guests to stay connected. The tour desk offers assistance with booking excursions. The hotel has wheelchair-accessible facilities. There are a number of shops as well. Additional facilities include a TV room. Parking spaces are available to guests traveling by car. Other services include a wake-up call service, a laundry service, a coin-operated laundry and a hotel shuttle bus. A bicycle rental service gives guests the opportunity to explore the surrounding area independently. A projector is available for guests' business needs. The congress service offers support with all aspects of event organization. A conference room is available for conferences, lectures and meetings. Air conditioning ensures that rooms maintain comfortable temperatures. Most units have a sea view. Children's beds can be requested for younger guests. There is also a safe and a desk or, for an additional fee, a minibar. For guests' convenience, units include a mini fridge and a tea/coffee station. Equipped with a telephone, a TV and WiFi (no extra charge), the rooms provide many ways for guests to stay connected and entertained. A hairdryer and bathrobes are available in the bathrooms, which are equipped with a shower. The hotel has non-smoking rooms.

Perfect for sports enthusiasts and active vacationers, this boutique hotel is situated on a main road in the heart of Las Palmas. The hotel has an elevator and features 97 double rooms. The friendly staff at the reception desk in the lobby are happy to answer any questions. Valuables can be stored securely and conveniently in the safe. Wireless internet access in public areas (no extra charge) allows guests to stay connected. The tour desk offers assistance with booking excursions. The hotel has wheelchair-accessible facilities. There are a number of shops as well. Additional facilities include a TV room. Parking spaces are available to guests traveling by car. Other services include a wake-up call service, a laundry service, a coin-operated laundry and a hotel shuttle bus. A bicycle rental service gives guests the opportunity to explore the surrounding area independently. A projector is available for guests' business needs. The congress service offers support with all aspects of event organization. A conference room is available for conferences, lectures and meetings. Air conditioning ensures that rooms maintain comfortable temperatures. Most units have a sea view. Children's beds can be requested for younger guests. There is also a safe and a desk or, for an additional fee, a minibar. For guests' convenience, units include a mini fridge and a tea/coffee station. Equipped with a telephone, a TV and WiFi (no extra charge), the rooms provide many ways for guests to stay connected and entertained. A hairdryer and bathrobes are available in the bathrooms, which are equipped with a shower. The hotel has non-smoking rooms.

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