Banana Garden La Palma

The Concept

The Canary Islands are known for their pristine beaches and breathtaking landscapes, but agriculture is also a major part of the local economy. Beyond tourism, banana cultivation plays a key role, with the Plátano Canario being one of the region’s most recognized export products.

For our hotel concept, we draw inspiration from this important part of La Palma’s identity. The Canarian banana serves as a unifying theme, influencing the hotel’s design, atmosphere, and culinary offerings. It is reflected in visual details, materials, and aesthetics, creating a sense of connection to the island’s heritage. At the same time, it plays a key role as ingredient in food and beverages, adding a local touch to the guest experience.

By blending this concept with quality service, the hotel provides an experience that is rooted in La Palma’s traditions while remaining modern and inviting.

Our Mission

“To deliver an authentically local experience in homelike surroundings.”

Our Promises

Corporate Social Responsibility

As a small business, we understand both our possibilities and limitations, but we believe that even small actions can have a meaningful impact. Our commitment goes beyond hospitality—we strive to engage with the local community and give back to the island that inspires us.

By sourcing ingredients and materials locally, we support regional producers while celebrating the rich heritage of the Canary Islands. At the same time, we are crafting a unique range of products that honor local traditions while embracing global influences, creating a balance between authenticity and innovation.

Through these efforts, we hope to contribute to a more sustainable and connected future, where guests can experience the true essence of La Palma while supporting the people who make it so special.

Banana Garden La Palma is centrally located in a pedestrian zone, in the heart of the capital of La Palma and a short two-minute walk from the city beach, with fabulous views of the surroundings and the Atlantic Ocean; both from superior balconies and from the rooftop.

ATTENTION: ROADWORK ON “AVENIDA MARÍTIMA” (SECOND HALF), “CALLE DIAZ PIMIENTA” AND “CALLE PEREZ VOLCAN”. RESTRICTED CAR ACCESS AND TEMPORARY CLOSURE OF COURTESY LOAD AND UNLOADING AREA! WE RECOMMEND UNLOADING VIA AVENIDA MARÍTIMA CLOSE TO THE TYPICAL BALCONIES.

Arriving by public transport

The airport bus is number 500. The bus stop that is closest to the hotel is “La Recova”.

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Arriving by car

ATTENTION: ROADWORK ON “AVENIDA MARÍTIMA” (SECOND HALF), “CALLE DIAZ PIMIENTA” AND “CALLE PEREZ VOLCAN”. RESTRICTED CAR ACCESS AND TEMPORARY CLOSURE OF COURTESY LOAD AND UNLOADING AREA! WE RECOMMEND UNLOADING VIA AVENIDA MARÍTIMA CLOSE TO THE TYPICAL BALCONIES.

We highly recommend renting a car during your stay on La Palma. This is our choice of car rental. Please keep in mind that the hotel does not have a car park and parking is not included in the room rate. You may find free parking in nearby streets, only note that white spots don’t have time restriction whereas blue spots are restricted to 90min depending on the day (check the first sign to verify). ‘Parking El Puente‘ offers 24/7 paid underground parking for 10€/day or 35€/week.

Load & Unloading: Calle Vandale