The best family hotels in the Canary Islands

"Princesa Yaiza is a large (but not overwhelming, mind you) family-friendly hotel built in a Canarian neo-colonial style with Moorish influences. There are a total of 385 rooms in varying sizes and categories, connected by a charming exterior corridor that evokes the feeling of being in a small village."

"There's a spectacular lobby where you're warmly welcomed, a sports centre, six swimming pools, a spa, and a substantial children's play area accessible from outside the hotel (over 10,000 m² with age-appropriate spaces, featuring a football club and a family pool, although children can use all the resort's pools), as well as nine restaurants offering diverse cuisines."

"The property sits directly on the beachfront, with direct access to Playa Dorada, a small stretch of fine white sand that can be reached via a charming staircase surrounded by lush vegetation. Nearby is Marina Rubicón, a small village with bars, restaurants, and shops, accessible via a lovely promenade offering views of the Atlantic Ocean and the neighbouring islands of Lobos and Fuerteventura."

Princesa Yaiza is a substantial family-oriented resort located on Lanzarote's southeastern coast, featuring 385 rooms in various categories connected by charming exterior corridors. The property includes six swimming pools, a spa, sports centre, and a dedicated children's play area exceeding 10,000 square meters with age-appropriate facilities, football club, and family pool. Nine restaurants serve diverse cuisines throughout the resort. The hotel sits directly on Playa Dorada beachfront, accessible via a vegetation-lined staircase. Nearby Marina Rubicón village offers additional dining, shopping, and entertainment options. A scenic promenade provides Atlantic Ocean views and sightlines to Lobos and Fuerteventura islands. Room rates start around £360 per night.

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