Vegan Hotels Las Palmas de Gran Canaria compares three useful city bases with explicitly documented plant-based breakfast or restaurant choices. The selection spans a small adults-only hotel beside the cathedral in Vegueta, a practical central stay near the commercial district and a full-service seafront hotel on Las Canteras.

None of these properties is fully vegan or vegetarian. All operate mixed kitchens, so “vegan-friendly” means that current hotel or accommodation information confirms vegan alternatives. Tell the property that you are vegan before arrival and reconfirm ingredients, honey, breads, pastries, shared utensils and cross-contact.


HOTEL 01 · VEGAN-FRIENDLY

MASANET Emblematic Hotels by Airnest

The most characterful old-town option, with vegan and vegetarian breakfast alternatives confirmed by the hotel.

MASANET is a small adults-only property in historic Vegueta, beside Santa Ana Cathedral and within walking distance of Casa de Colón, museums, cafés and the traditional streets of Las Palmas’ original centre. The restored Rafael Masanet building combines Art Deco character with a modern boutique format.

The official FAQ says breakfast is included and served à la carte with sweet and savoury choices, juice and hot drinks; vegan and vegetarian alternatives are available. Booking.com also currently describes the modern restaurant as offering vegan, vegetarian, gluten-free and dairy-free lunch choices. Both services use a mixed kitchen, so ask what can be prepared separately and confirm the current menu.

Reusing an existing architectural landmark is a welcome heritage choice, but the public property information reviewed did not identify an audited environmental certification. The hotel is therefore selected for its explicit vegan provision, intimate scale and highly walkable cultural location rather than a verified eco label.

  • Classification: Vegan-friendly; adults-only mixed hotel and mixed restaurant.
  • Vegan highlight: The official FAQ confirms vegan breakfast alternatives; vegan lunch choices are also listed.
  • Location: Calle Obispo Codina 4 in Vegueta, beside Santa Ana Cathedral.
  • Sustainability: Adaptive reuse of a notable existing building; no current audited property-level environmental certification was found.
  • Best for: Architecture, museums, old-town evenings and travellers who prefer a small boutique stay.

HOTEL 02 · VEGAN-FRIENDLY

Hotel LIVVO Fataga

A practical four-star city hotel with vegan breakfast clearly listed and easy access to both shopping streets and Las Canteras.

Hotel LIVVO Fataga has 94 rooms in one of the city’s main commercial and business areas. Central Market, Plaza de España, Santa Catalina Park and Las Canteras beach are all reachable on foot, while the location is also convenient for city buses and work trips.

Booking.com currently lists continental, vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free options as part of the breakfast buffet. The hotel is not vegan and public information does not itemise every plant-based dish, so notify the team before arrival and ask staff to identify suitable breads, hot items, spreads and plant milks.

The current Booking.com listing reports one third-party sustainability certification, and a major travel operator says the property has been independently assessed by a certification body recognised by ABTA. Because the public listing does not consistently name the scheme, this guide does not assign a specific label without direct confirmation from the hotel.

  • Classification: Vegan-friendly; mixed hotel and mixed breakfast buffet.
  • Vegan highlight: Vegan breakfast is explicitly listed alongside vegetarian and gluten-free choices.
  • Location: Calle Néstor de la Torre 21 in the central commercial and business district.
  • Sustainability: Booking.com reports one third-party certification; confirm the current certifying scheme directly if important.
  • Best for: Value-conscious city trips, business travel, shopping and walkable beach access.

HOTEL 03 · VEGAN-FRIENDLY

NH Imperial Playa

The beachfront choice, with vegan breakfast listed and immediate access to Las Canteras.

NH Imperial Playa sits directly on the seafront opposite Las Canteras beach, near La Puntilla, shops, restaurants and the port. Many rooms face the bay, and the first-floor restaurant combines local and international dishes with broad sea views.

Booking.com currently lists continental, vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free and American breakfast options within the buffet. The restaurant remains a mixed operation and its fixed public information does not promise a vegan dinner every day. Ask the breakfast team to identify fully plant-based items and contact the restaurant before relying on it for an evening meal.

NH’s current group-wide environmental programme covers resource monitoring, local sourcing, waste separation, food-waste processes, renewable electricity in Southern European hotels and recognition through several external standards. These are company-wide policies rather than proof of a specific property-level label for NH Imperial Playa, so the distinction is kept explicit.

  • Classification: Vegan-friendly; mixed hotel, buffet and restaurant.
  • Vegan highlight: Vegan breakfast is explicitly listed within the current buffet choices.
  • Location: Calle Ferreras 1, directly opposite Las Canteras beach.
  • Sustainability: Covered by NH’s group environmental standards for resource use, waste and food waste; no separate property certification is claimed here.
  • Best for: Beachfront stays, sea views, morning swims and travellers wanting a full-service city hotel.

Choosing a vegan-friendly hotel in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria

MASANET Emblematic Hotels is the intimate heritage choice in Vegueta, Hotel LIVVO Fataga is the practical central option, and NH Imperial Playa offers the strongest beachfront setting.

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Accommodation, dining and sustainability information was checked against current hotel and accommodation listings in August 2026. Menus, ingredients, certifications, ownership and availability can change; reconfirm directly before booking.

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