Within the palms and subtropical planting of Doramas Park, Santa Catalina, a Royal Hideaway Hotel has been part of Las Palmas life since 1890. Its regionalist architecture preserves arcades, carved balconies, murals and formal salons, while 204 rooms bring a quieter neoclassical tone with marble and dark timber details. Poemas, Muxgo and the hotel’s bars anchor an ambitious dining programme, joined by three pools and a wellness centre. The garden façade, chandeliered public rooms and neighbouring Pueblo Canario retain the scale and ceremony of a long-established island landmark.