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Adults-only hotels in the Canary Islands

The search behind each hotel shows what a night costs for your travel dates.

The Maspalomas dunes in Gran Canaria
The Maspalomas dunes in Gran Canaria · Photo: Daniel Smyth / Pexels

Hotels

11 adults-only hotels in the Canary Islands

Gran Canaria2 hotels · as of 15 October 2026

Tenerife3 hotels · as of 15 October 2026

Fuerteventura4 hotels · as of 15 October 2026

Lanzarote2 hotels · as of 16 October 2026

Ad: we only show hotels that one of our partners offers – if you book, we receive a commission and your price stays the same. The order is that of Google’s hotel search; how we sort results. Names, stars, ratings, location, amenities and photos: Google’s hotel search, from 15 October to 16 October 2026. Checked for two nights from 24 October and 2 adults or two nights from 25 October and 2 adults – for other dates a hotel may be fully booked or closed.

See all adults-only hotels in the Canary Islands in the live search

In our sample from 15 October to 16 October 2026, Google’s hotel search listed 22 hotels in the Canary Islands (Gran Canaria, Tenerife, Fuerteventura, Lanzarote) that call themselves adults-only in their name. Of the 22 we checked, our partners offer 11. The search behind each hotel shows you what a night costs for your travel dates.

hotels that pass the name check
22
checked hotels offered by our partners
11 of 22
average Google rating of the hotels shown
4.5 out of 5
hotels on this page
11

How we choose

What “adults-only” means here

Only the name counts: a hotel stays if it calls itself adults-only – “Adults Only”, “Only Adults”, “Solo Adultos”, “16+”. An adults-only area, “Adults Recommended”, families or children in the name and a minimum age under 16 don’t count.

Regularly – roughly every one to two weeks – we ask Google’s hotel search for adults-only hotels in the Canary Islands and check hotel by hotel whether one of our partners offers it. We don’t store the prices: they change daily, and an old price would tell you nothing. How we work

When to go

When most people fly to the Canary Islands

Of the passengers who flew from Germany to the Canary Islands in 2025, most travelled in March and November: together 22% of the year; in the busiest month there were 2.1 times as many as in May, the quietest.

Passengers from Germany to the Canary Islands per month, 2025.
Passengers from Germany to the Canary Islands per month, 2025.
MonthPassengers
January285,846
February298,146
March330,817
April278,138
May159,004
June169,284
July186,653
August189,207
September180,830
October235,702
November319,487
December312,016

Airports in the Canary Islands

  • Gran Canaria (LPA)Airport
  • Tenerife (TFS)Airport
  • Tenerife (TFN)Airport
  • Fuerteventura (FUE)Airport
  • Lanzarote (ACE)Airport

Good to know

Before you book

  • What age do guests have to be?
    Each hotel sets its own rule – some say it in their name (“16+”, “18+”). Check the rule with the hotel or the provider before you book.
  • What does a night cost?
    We don’t store prices – they change daily. If you tap “Prices for your dates” on a hotel, we check our partners’ offers for your travel dates at that moment. You book and pay with the provider; their price applies.
  • Is an adults-only hotel automatically quiet?
    No – the name doesn’t tell you whether a place is more peaceful or more lively. Google reviews help you judge.

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