Canary Islands was the main national destination for hotel investment, attracting more than 1.03 billion euros in 2025, according to data provided by the investment consultancy, Colliers.
Hotel investment in the Canary Islands last year represented an increase of 56% compared to the previous year and is the second highest figure in the post-pandemic period.
The volume of hotel investment in Spain reached 4.275 billion euros in 2025, with the Canary Islands concentrating approximately 24% of the total share, through 17 transactions.
Among the most relevant operations are the acquisition of the Mare Nostrum Resort in Tenerife by Spring Hotels; the sale of a portfolio of 3 Hotels by Hyatt to Arcano Partners; or the purchase of the Grand Teguise Playa (4* and 300 rooms) in Lanzarote by Alexandre Hotels.
According to the Report Destination Islands: Canary Islands vs. Balearic Islands 2026, prepared by Colliers, from 2019 to 2025, the Canary Islands and the Balearic Islands jointly attracted more than 8.1 billion euros in hotel investment. Of this volume, nearly 7 billion euros are concentrated between 2021 and 2025.
A very profitable hotel business
The Colliers report highlights the vitality of tourism in the archipelago. In 2025, the Canary Islands registered 72.8 million overnight stays, which represents practically the same levels as in 2024 (72.9 million). International overnight stays again represented 87% of the total, maintaining the region as Spain's main destination in terms of overnight stays.
Regarding supply, the Canary Islands registered a moderate adjustment in 2025, with a contraction of -1.2% compared to 2024, possibly due to temporary closures for comprehensive renovations, suggesting a stabilization of hotel supply in the archipelago.
In the Canary Islands, the ADR (average daily rate) stood at 142 euros in 2025, registering a compound annual growth of +7.2% between 2021 and 2025, driven mainly by the progressive qualification and repositioning of the archipelago's hotel stock.
Occupancy reached 84.5%, which was just half a percentage point more compared to 2024. (+0.4 p.p). It should be noted that the growth of RevPAR since 2021 has also been particularly solid, standing at +17.3%, reaching €120 in 2025, marking a historic record after registering year-on-year growth of +5.6%.
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