Just off the coast of Western Africa lies a chain of Spanish islands where hospitality has reigned for hundreds of years. Hotel Hacienda de Abajo, on the Canary Island of La Palma, is one of the archipelago’s most historic sugar plantation estates where that same Old World welcome still mingles with modern amenities and priceless art. Hosting travelers since the 1700s, the original Hacienda building of the estate welcomes guests through massive antique doors into a realm of 32 individually decorated guestrooms spread throughout four buildings surrounding a lushly landscaped courtyard. Guests of the Hotel will not only enjoy island breezes and volcanic views but they can also:

Sleep peacefully in rooms and suites with private balconies offering sea views
Dine on local Canarian dishes with international influence at the ethereal El Sitio restaurant
Pamper yourself with saunas, Jacuzzis, massages, and more at the Bathhouse spa
Stroll through the botanical garden-like grounds before visiting a nearby beach
Admire more than 1,300 art pieces from 1st to 21st Century displayed throughout the hotel

As an adults-only resort, romantic couples, solo travelers, and groups will love the quiet of the resort’s sparkling pool, the comfort of the property’s beautiful accommodations, and the stunning location overlooking the sea with a backdrop of forested mountains.