The Canary Islands became Spain’s leading destination for hotel investment in 2025, attracting more than €1.03 billion, according to new figures released by consultancy firm Colliers.
The total represents a 56% increase compared to the previous year and marks the second-highest level of hotel investment recorded in the islands since the pandemic.
Across Spain, hotel investment reached €4.275 billion in 2025, with the Canary Islands accounting for nearly 24% of the national total through 17 separate transactions.
Among the most notable deals were Spring Hotels’ acquisition of the Mare Nostrum Resort in Tenerife, the sale of a three-hotel portfolio by Hyatt to Arcano Partners, and Alexandre Hotels’ purchase of Lanzarote’s four-star Grand Teguise Playa hotel, which has 300 rooms.
The findings form part of the report Golden Tourist Destinations: Canary Islands vs. Balearic Islands, May 2026, produced by Colliers. The report states that the Canary and Balearic Islands together attracted more than €8.1 billion in hotel investment between 2019 and 2025, with almost €7 billion invested between 2021 and 2025 alone.
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