Looking to enjoy a cycling-friendly getaway on Lanzarote? The island is really well-suited to a cycling break – as we’ve covered in our ultimate guide to cycling Lanzarote – and there are lots of options for places to stay. This article looks at the best bike hotels Lanzarote has to offer.
We’ve written this article to share our pick of the best Lanzarote bike hotels we’ve come across during our travels. They’re a mix of the hotels we’ve most enjoyed staying in or most wanted to stay in.
Clare Dewey is a cyclist with a passion for travel. She set up epicroadrides.com in 2018 to help make it easy for cyclists to explore the world by bike. Today her mission is still inspiring cyclists to discover new places on two wheels - and doing what she can to make sure they have the best possible time while they're there. Clare has visited 50+ destinations around the world, many of them by bike.
Want to connect with Clare? Find her over on LinkedIn.
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Best Lanzarote bike hotels: map
Best Lanzarote bike hotels: comparison table
| Location | Price | Book | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Club La Santa - all sports inclusive |    | Tinajo | $$$ | ||
| Secrets Lanzarote |    | Puerto Calero | $$$ | ||
| Hotel Costa Calero Thalasso & Spa |    | Puerto Calero | $$$ | ||
| Dreams Lanzarote Playa Dorada Resort & Spa |    | Playa Blanca | $$$ | ||
| LANZAROTE PRIME SPORTS by Vitalclass Lanzarote Resort |    | Costa Teguise | $$ | ||
| MYND Yaiza |    | Playa Blanca | $$$ | ||
| Sandos Papagayo |    | Playa Blanca | $$$ | ||
| Sands Beach Active Resort |    | Costa Teguise | $$ |
What’s the best place to stay in Lanzarote for cycling?
We made Playa Blanca our base for tackling the Lanzarote road cycling routes. It’s a nice town with a beautiful seafront and some excellent restaurants. It’s also convenient for the stunning Timanfaya National Park and, due to mountains that block the trade winds from the northeast, it is typically drier and hotter than further north.
Where you stay will depend on what you want from your Lanzarote cycling holidays. Whether that’s a family break, cycle routes from Puerto del Carmen or triathlon challenges. For example:
- Costa Teguise or Puerto del Carmen are worth a look for pure bike holidays and accessing some of the best cycle routes in Lanzarote;
- Playa Blanca is one to check for upmarket, family-focused holidays partnered with some biking in Lanzarote; or
- Timanfaya National Park (and Club La Santa) if you’re a triathlete or are going all-in on the sports aspect of your holiday.
Costa Teguise or Puerto del Carmen
The reason we think Costa Teguise and Puerto del Carmen are the best resorts for cyclists is their location. Check any Lanzarote cycling map and you’ll see they’re roughly half way down the island’s east coast. This means you have good access to both the mountains of the north, and Timanfaya National Park in the west.
If you’re choosing between Costa Teguise and Puerto del Carmen, we would go for Costa Teguise. Puerto del Carmen is bigger and busier than Costa Teguise (and also Playa Blanca). It might be a good choice if you’re looking for shopping and nightlife. Costa Teguise has been going more upmarket in recent years and tends to appeal to an older generation.
Both have bike hire shops, plus good restaurants and bars.
Playa Blanca
Playa Blanca is in the far south of the island, so you have to go further to access the cycle routes in Lanzarote that help you explore the north. Or accept the more limited route options offered by Playa Blanca’s cycle routes. It does, however, have the reputation for being the most upmarket and family-orientated of the three resorts. It’s also meant to be a bit warmer.
The resort has a good selection of bike hire shops, restaurants and bars.
La Santa
La Santa is on the northern side of Lanzarote, in a central location, meaning you can use it as a handy base for the whole island. It’s also good for routes over the Timanfaya National Park, or if you want to explore the various pretty fishing villages and the beautiful scenery linking them. The wind here can be a bit feisty, so be warned!
Costa Teguise (and surrounds)
Hotel Costa Calero Thalasso & Spa, Puerto Calero$$$Back to map
Costa Calero is a four-star hotel that offers a quieter break than some other Lanzarote cycling hotel options. It’s around three miles west of Puerto del Carmen, so you’re away from the hustle and bustle but still within easy reach of the excellent cycle trails nearby. That doesn’t mean the hotel is light on facilities though – you still get four pools, three bars and evening entertainment if you’re in the mood to enjoy it.
There is a cycling tour company based in the basement of the hotel, so you know it’s a great choice for a biking holiday in Lanzarote. You can rent all kinds of bikes and store them safely when not in use, with full servicing and any repairs needed all taken care of. Guided bike tours are also offered.
- We love: The more relaxing location away from all the regular tourists.
- Be aware: The food (breakfast and dinner) is relatively simple, but you can try other restaurants nearby if you prefer.
- Best for: Couples who want a quieter break with some Lanzarote cycling thrown in.
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LANZAROTE PRIME SPORTS by Vitalclass Lanzarote Resort, Costa Teguise$$Back to map
Lanzarote Prime Sports by Vitalclass Sports Hotel is a fantastic four-star resort in Costa Teguise that’s perfect as cycling accommodation. It’s not just aimed at cyclists though – the hotel also offers great relaxation for non-active guests too. There are outdoor pools, ample sun loungers, and a gorgeous wellness spa.
There are a selection of one- and two-bedroom apartments that cyclists can use, where they are welcome to store their bike inside the property during their stay. Bike hire is also available. The restaurant serves healthy food options perfect for a training break, and there’s a physiotherapist on site in case you need any muscle treatments.
- We love: The active vibe of the hotel and the focus on getting out and seeing the island.
- Be aware: The hotel is family-friendly, and so it’s rarely quiet.
- Best for: Small groups or training teams looking to have fun while getting some miles in.
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Sands Beach Active Resort, Costa Teguise$$Back to map
The Sands Beach resort is a four-star getaway that’s well-suited to all guests, including families. There’s a kids club on site. The hotel has its own outdoor heated lane pool, along with more pools for relaxing and a fitness centre. There’s a restaurant for dinner, while a buffet breakfast is served every day – great for grabbing a lighter meal on riding days, or just to enjoy a hearty meal when relaxing.
You’ll be able to store your bike securely in your room, and there’s a bike aid station where you can carry out any essential maintenance on your bike before you ride, or clean it at the end of the day ready for your next excursion.
- We love: The choice of swimming pools – 7 in total.
- Be aware: Some rooms have a kitchenette – request one if you want to prep your own lunches.
- Best for: Families and casual groups who want to explore the cycling opportunities on the island.
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Secrets Lanzarote, Puerto Calero$$$Back to map
Secrets Lanzarote is a five-star adults-only resort in Puerto Calero offering world-class service and facilities. The hotel has four heated outdoor pools and six different gourmet dining options, including a grill restaurant. Sports facilities include tennis and squash courts, and there’s a free gym too.
From the hotel you can easily reach some of the coastal cycling routes, along with Tamanfaya National Park. There’s bike rental available at the hotel, along with secure bike storage for overnight. Buffet breakfast options let you get on the road early, while sports massages are available at the spa.
- We love: The sheer choice of dining venues, all of which offer high-quality cuisine.
- Be aware: The spa is charged, and one of the pools is for Preferred Club members only.
- Best for: Enjoying a touch of exclusivity whilst exploring the varied scenery of Lanzarote.
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Playa Blanca
Dreams Lanzarote Playa Dorada Resort & Spa, Playa Blanca$$$Back to map
Dreams Resort is a phenomenal luxury hotel offering five-star accommodation right on the beachfront in Playa Blanca. Rooms are beautifully appointed, and there is a stunning shared garden space and nine (yes, nine) pools. Just because it’s opulent, doesn’t mean it isn’t family-friendly – there’s a water park and a playground, along with a games room too. Multiple restaurants cover various cuisines, along with snack bars too.
The hotel is in a great location, not just because of the beach but because of easy access to nearby cycling routes. There’s a gym too, and spa treatments are available, including massages. Bike hire is available through the hotel too.
- We love: The stylish, contemporary decor throughout the rooms and shared facilities.
- Be aware: It’s one of the pricier Lanzarote hotels on the island.
- Best for: A relaxing break with a touch of luxury.
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MYND Yaiza, Playa Blanca$$$Back to map
A four-star hotel situated just 750 yards from the beach, MYND Yaiza is a Playa Blanca hotel designed to accommodate all guests’ needs. Indeed the hotel is split into two main areas – there’s a ‘Family Space’ where you’ll find children’s pools and entertainment, and a ‘Relax Zone’ aimed more at Lanzarote cycling groups or couples who want a more peaceful escape. Both sides of the hotel share the restaurants though – so meal times will be a little busy during peak hours.
The hotel has its own spa area and a gym if you want to fit some workouts into your training camp. There’s also a bike centre onsite, so you can hire your bike and carry out any repairs as necessary without arranging it elsewhere.
- We love: How the hotel creates separate spaces for families and guests who want to relax.
- Be aware: There are two distinct sides – make sure you book the right one for you!
- Best for: Casual cycling groups or families interested in a biking break on Lanzarote.
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Sandos Papagayo, Playa Blanca$$$Back to map
Sandos Papagayo is a four-star resort hotel set on Las Coloradas Beach, making it a good choice for a holiday that combines cycling with beach activities and sunbathing. It’s a lively resort with half-board, full-board and all-inclusive options, including multiple restaurants and a poolside snack bar. The hotel has its own mini-golf course, pools and a spa with Turkish baths and Finnish saunas – what more could you need?
Well, how about a dedicated cycling centre? Guests can store their bikes securely and carry out any maintenance they need to, including cleaning. Bike hire can be arranged, and there are special menus for cyclists too. Sports massages are available, and maps are provided for personalised routes.
- We love: The great beachfront location and extensive facilities.
- Be aware: The hotel is popular, and so is often bustling and busy.
- Best for: Couples and small groups, or anyone who wants to enjoy all-inclusive hotel life while burning those calories cycling!
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Near Timanfaya National Park
Club La Santa - all sports inclusive, Tinajo$$$Back to map
Club La Santa is a dedicated sports hotel – a resort that was designed to offer the perfect combo of sports, relaxation and organised activities. Situated near La Santa, it offers a massive range of activities with modern, world-class facilities including pools and, of course, fully-stocked gyms for any workout sessions. There’s a wellness centre, shops and a choice of four restaurants serving food to cater for every diet.
For cyclists, there are plenty of circuits available from the resort, and everything you could need onsite, including bike hire. There’s also a performance facility, including a bike fitting centre – learn how to maximise your power and efficiency using your bike, with 3D pedal analysis and real-time Biometric Analysis of how you ride on the bike. This is seriously clever stuff!
- We love: How everything you could possibly need is all in one place.
- Be aware: This isn’t a casual cycling break – the hotel is suited to intensive training.
- Best for: Groups and teams, but individuals are welcome too.
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Final thoughts
It doesn’t matter whether you’re looking for a relaxing, scenic biking break or a more serious winter training camp – Lanzarote is a great choice for cyclists, and hopefully these suggestions for Lanzarote cycling accommodation help you to plan your own trip.
If you have any suggestions for other cycling B&Bs in Lanzarote, or hotels for a cycling break, then we’d love you to add them in the comments.
Want to continue planning your Lanzarote cycling trip? Read our guide to cycling Lanzarote.
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Want to connect with Clare? Find her over on LinkedIn.
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