Hotel Hacienda de Abajo, La Palma, Canary Islands

Nestled in the historic quarter of Tazacorte on the island of La Palma, the most important agricultural area in the Canary Islands, the Hotel Hacienda de Abajo is the result of the meticulous restoration of a seventeenth-century sugar plantation estate. What's more, its uniqueness has been officially honoured by its classification as the first emblematic hotel in the Canary Islands.

The hotel is surrounded by a landscape of lush and rich vegetation, embraced by a coastline lapped by an ocean of pure and intensely blue waters and blessed with a warm and sunny climate with profusely starry nights. And here in this blissful environment, a series of buildings that were the hub of prosperous trade between Flanders, Andalusia and the West Indies, today featuring valuable artistic collections and splendid gardens of botanical rarities, open their doors to give the most enthusiastic welcome to you, the guest.

The hotel has thirty-two rooms (from 32 to 74 m²) exquisitely decorated with works of art from the first to the twentieth centuries, most of them with a balcony, terrace or garden.