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Hostel in Vegueta with a terrace, free WiFi and shared dormitories, as well as a private double room; museums and historic squares are a few minutes’ walk away.
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Las Palmas Nest Hostel is a hostel in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, with a terrace and free WiFi throughout the property. In Vegueta, it offers a double room with a private bathroom and shared dormitories, with mixed-gender options and separate spaces for women or men. The private room has a shower, free toiletries, a wardrobe and a seating area; some shared options have views and a terrace. Beds range from a double bed to bunk beds and a single bed.
The terrace provides an outdoor space to take a break between sightseeing, and the rooms are non-smoking. The location makes it easy to explore the historic centre on foot: Casa de Colón is 450 m away, Museo Canario is 230 m away and Triana Street is 1.2 km away. If you want to get closer to the sea, Playa del Muelle de San Cristóbal is 2.4 km away and Playa de Las Canteras is 4.7 km away. It’s an option for travellers who value access to cultural attractions and the choice between a private room and a bed in a shared dormitory.
Las Palmas Nest Hostel offers a double room with a private bathroom and various shared dormitories. The private option has a shower, free toiletries, a wardrobe and a seating area, as well as a terrace. If you’re staying in a shared dormitory, there are mixed-gender spaces and separate options for women and men. Beds vary: bunk beds are available, as well as a single bed in one mixed-gender option.
Views and a terrace are available in various shared options, along with a seating area where you can sit outside your bed. The most practical difference is bathroom privacy: the double room has a private bathroom, while the shared options offer individual beds. So you can choose between a private space for two guests or a shared dormitory. Options for women only or men only also let you choose the type of shared accommodation you prefer during your stay.
At 14 m², this double room has a private bathroom with a shower and free toiletries. The terrace, views and seating area complete the space; it also has a wardrobe. Its double bed sets it apart from the hostel’s shared dormitories.
This 10 m² mixed-gender shared dormitory has a bunk bed, views and a terrace. The seating area provides somewhere to relax away from the bed. It’s a shared option for one person, distinct from the private double room with its own bathroom.
At 14 m², this shared dormitory is for women only and has a bunk bed. The views and terrace are distinctive features, while the seating area gives you somewhere to sit away from the sleeping area. The room accommodates one person.
This shared dormitory option is reserved for men and has a bunk bed for one person. Its standout features are the terrace and seating area. It differs from the mixed-gender options and the private room in being for men only.
This mixed-gender option is 10 m² and stands out for offering a single bed instead of a bunk bed. It has views and a terrace, as well as a seating area. The bed is for one person and is part of the shared dormitory options.
This 13 m² double room has a double bed and a private bathroom with a shower and free toiletries. The terrace, views, wardrobe and seating area complete the facilities. Its private space for two guests contrasts with the shared dormitories.
At 14 m², this mixed-gender dormitory has a bunk bed for one person, views and a terrace. The seating area sets the sleeping space apart from somewhere to sit. Compared with the 10 m² mixed-gender option, it offers a different amount of space.
This 10 m² mixed-gender dormitory has a bunk bed for one person, as well as views and a terrace. The seating area provides somewhere to sit during your stay. It’s a shared alternative to the private options and gender-specific rooms.
Free WiFi is available throughout the property, so you can connect from your room or the terrace and plan your city visits from there. The internet connection is useful for checking maps, museum opening times and routes to the coast. The terrace provides an outdoor space at the hostel where you can sit and get some fresh air between outings. Smoking is not allowed in the rooms, and the ban applies throughout the accommodation; fire extinguishers are also available. These facilities make for a straightforward stay focused on connectivity, a shared outdoor space and smoke-free indoor areas. You can alternate breaks at the hostel between relaxing on the terrace and planning your next visits.
Las Palmas Nest Hostel is on Calle Doctor Nuez Aguilar, in Vegueta, the historic centre of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. Museo Canario is 230 m away and the centre of Vegueta is 240 m away. Plaza de Santa Ana is 340 m away, with the cathedral and Casas Consistoriales nearby. Museo Diocesano de Arte Sacro is 350 m away and Casa de Colón is 450 m away. Centro Atlántico de Arte Moderno, another cultural stop in the neighbourhood, is 430 m away.
El Teatro bus station is 790 m away, and Triana Street, one of the city’s main shopping areas, is 1.2 km away. Gran Canaria Airport is 16 km away. For days at the beach, Playa del Muelle de San Cristóbal is 2.4 km away; Playa de Las Alcaravaneras is 3.7 km away and Playa de La Laja is 3.8 km away. Las Canteras is 4.7 km away and Playa del Confital is 6 km away.
Vegueta is easy to explore on foot, with its historic streets, squares and museums, including Museo Canario, Casa de Colón and Centro Atlántico de Arte Moderno. You can also combine a visit to the old town with a trip to Triana, or spend the day on the coast. Museo Elder de la Ciencia y la Tecnología and Poema del Mar Aquarium are 5 km away, in the Santa Catalina area. The range of beaches lets you choose between the closer coast and the farther-away Las Canteras for a few hours by the sea.
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Guests particularly appreciate the staff and the surroundings. The WiFi also receives favourable feedback. Cleanliness and value for money are rated in the middle range, while comfort and facilities receive more moderate ratings. Access to the historic centre is another appreciated feature.
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Gran Canaria Airport is 16 km from Las Palmas Nest Hostel. El Teatro bus station is 790 m away and has connections for getting around the city; buses run from the airport to Las Palmas. The accommodation has no parking, so guests travelling by car need to park elsewhere. The address is in Vegueta, near the historic centre.
Las Palmas Nest Hostel is in Vegueta, with Museo Canario 230 m away, Santa Ana Square 340 m away and Casa de Colón 450 m away. Triana Street is 1.2 km away. To get closer to the sea, Playa del Muelle de San Cristóbal is 2.4 km away and Playa de Las Canteras is 4.7 km away.
Yes, Las Palmas Nest Hostel offers free WiFi throughout the property. You can connect from the rooms and communal areas, and use the connection during your stay to plan visits or check routes around the city.
No, Las Palmas Nest Hostel does not have parking. El Teatro bus station is 790 m away and is a useful reference point for public transport around Las Palmas de Gran Canaria.
Las Palmas Nest Hostel has a double room with a private bathroom and shared dormitories. There are mixed-gender options and others for women or men only; beds include bunk beds and a mixed-gender option with a single bed. The private room has a shower, wardrobe and seating area.
No, Las Palmas Nest Hostel does not allow hen or stag parties or similar celebrations. The ban applies to events of this kind during your stay.
