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The 10 best hotels in Arinaga

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Toni's en Arinaga — hotel room0reviews

Toni's

★★★★Calle Domingo Monteverde 110 1D, Arinaga9,3 Fantastic · 62 reviews
  • WiFi
  • Parking
  • Beach
Travelers Club: from 69,09 € per night
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Hotel Playa de Arinaga en Arinaga — building0reviews

Hotel Beach de Arinaga

C/ Avenida Polizón, Nº 55, Playa de Arinaga, Agüimes, Gran Canaria, E…7,5 Good · 53 reviews
  • WiFi
  • Air conditioning
  • Restaurante
Travelers Club: from 63,69 € per night
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NARANJA en Arinaga — roof0reviews

NARANJA

★★★★104 Calle Almirante Pastor Tomaseti ALMIRANTE ESCRIBAS 17,15, Arinaga9,3 Fantastic · 14 reviews
  • WiFi
  • Parking
  • Air conditioning
Travelers Club: from 147,97 € per night
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Sol y mar en Arinaga — other0reviews

Sol y mar

★★★★Avenida de los pescadores Arinaga 43, 2A8,4 Very good · 45 reviews
  • WiFi
  • Beach
Travelers Club: from 69,10 € per night
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Paraíso Risco Verde en Arinaga — bedroom0reviews

Paraíso Risco Verde

★★★★Calle Ordonez Mapelli 1, Planta2 PuertaB - 35118 Playa de Arinaga9,8 Fantastic · 22 reviews
  • WiFi
  • Air conditioning
  • Recepción 24 h
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Arinaga, in the southeast of Gran Canaria, is a destination that often goes unnoticed compared to Maspalomas or Las Palmas, but it has its own character. If you're looking for quiet accommodation, close to the sea and with more moderate prices than in the tourist south, here you'll find 94 options to choose from. Most are apartments (81), followed by holiday homes (11), one hotel and one villa. The average price is around 112 euros per night, although you can find something from 70 euros if you book in advance or outside high season. The average rating of the establishments is 3.7 stars, so don't expect great luxury, but rather functional and well-located stays.

To decide where to stay, first think about what type of trip you're going to take. The area of the promenade and the surroundings of Arinaga beach is the most practical if you want to swim and stroll without depending on a car. Several apartments with ocean views are concentrated there, such as the Apartamento Allegra or Sol y mar, and the atmosphere is livelier, with bars and restaurants nearby. If you prefer silence and a bit more space, the interior streets of the town, especially towards the La Vega neighborhood or the main road, offer holiday homes and larger apartments, although you'll have to walk about ten minutes to the coast. La Piedra Viva 3 Arinaga and Viva Cruce de Arinaga are examples of accommodation in residential areas, ideal if you're traveling with family or working remotely.

As for prices, the difference between high season (July, August and Easter) and the rest of the year can be noticeable. In winter and spring, outside of long weekends, it's common to find rates close to 70 euros. To get there, the easiest way is to fly to Gran Canaria and take the GC-1 south; Arinaga is about 20 minutes from the airport and half an hour from Las Palmas. If you don't rent a car, there are guaguas (lines 1 and 33) that connect with the capital and with Vecindario, but to move freely between the coves and the port I recommend a car. Before booking, check if the accommodation includes a full kitchen, because many apartments have one and that saves you from eating out every day. Also check if there's an elevator, since several buildings are three or four stories without a lift, and confirm if the price includes final cleaning or towels, because it's not always included.

Frequently asked questions

What is the average price per night in Arinaga?

The average price is around 112 euros, but you can find options from 70 euros if you book early or travel in low season. Most accommodations are apartments, so the price usually includes a kitchen and living space.

What is the best time to go and get a good price?

From October to May, outside of Christmas and Easter, is when prices drop and the weather remains pleasant, with temperatures of 20 to 24 degrees. In summer demand rises and so do prices, although not as much as in the south of the island.

Which area is better to stay in, the promenade or the interior?

If you want the beach right at your doorstep and restaurants nearby, choose the promenade. If you prefer tranquility and more space, the interior of the town is better, although you'll have to walk about ten minutes to the water.

How do I get there and how do I get around without a car?

From Gran Canaria airport, the GC-1 gets you to Arinaga in about 20 minutes by car or taxi. By guagua, lines 1 and 33 connect with Las Palmas and Vecindario, but to visit nearby coves or the port it's advisable to rent a car.

What booking conditions should I check before paying?

Check if cancellation is free until a few days before, because many apartments offer that option. Also confirm if the final price includes cleaning, bed linen and towels, since some establishments charge for them separately.