Canarian Hospitality has announced the start of construction on a new luxury tourist complex: a five-star resort located close to Marina Rubicón in Playa Blanca, Lanzarote.
In a statement, the company noted that this will be its third project on the island. It already operates MYND Yaiza and the Radisson Blu Lanzarote, with construction set to begin this February and opening scheduled for spring 2028.
The development is being promoted and built by Grupo Acosta Matos – a partner of Canarian Hospitality – together with a group of Canarian investors. The five-star resort will comprise 97 high-end suites, designed to offer a high degree of exclusivity and privacy.
All suites will feature direct swim-up access, allowing guests to enter the pool straight from their rooms.
The resort will include a dedicated breakfast restaurant and plans to add a fine dining à la carte option open to both residents and the public.
Guests will also benefit from butler service for a personalised service in their suites. The entire complex will maintain the highest standards of luxury finishes, reflecting the latest trends in international high-end tourism.
Regarding the project, Canarian Hospitality CEO Francisco Fernández stated: "The launch of this resort reinforces our commitment to unique developments in strategic locations, capable of generating long-term value for both the destination and our investors." He added: "Playa Blanca offers ideal conditions for a high-end product that prioritises quality, guest experience and harmony with the environment."
The management and operation of the resort are expected to be part of the strategic alliance between Canarian Hospitality and Radisson Hotel Group, announced at the latest FITUR, tourism fair. This partnership positions Canarian Hospitality as a key developer of Radisson brands in the Canary Islands and a partner for new openings across southern Europe.
