Hotel LIVVO Fataga

Hotel LIVVO Fataga is a four-star hotel at Calle Nestor de la Torre 21, in the Triana and Parque Doramas area of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Spain. Triana is the city's traditional shopping and commercial quarter, centred on the pedestrian Calle Mayor de Triana with its modernista facades, and it adjoins Vegueta, the historic old town where Las Palmas was founded in 1478. Landmarks within walking distance include the Catedral de Santa Ana, Casa de Colon, Plaza de Santa Ana and the Teatro Perez Galdos. The Parque San Telmo station offers buses to the rest of the island. Rooms are listed as double and twin. Listings place the Museo Elder about 0.9 km away, and the street is named after the Canarian modernist painter Nestor Martin-Fernandez de la Torre. Parque Doramas and the Pueblo Canario complex are nearby. Dining in Triana and Vegueta covers traditional Canarian cooking, such as papas arrugadas, grilled cheese with palm honey and fresh fish, alongside modern tapas bars and cafes around the squares. Breakfast is generally coffee with a tostada or pastry at a nearby cafe. Many places close in the quiet afternoon hours and reopen for dinner. As a mid-range four-star property, it balances price and comfort, and it is a practical choice for visitors who want a modern hotel without paying premium rates. With rates from about EUR 86 per night, the hotel is a mid-range base for travellers who want to be between the old town and the seafront. It suits sightseers and short business stays more than beach-focused holidays, since Las Canteras requires a bus or a longer walk. Las Palmas de Gran Canaria enjoys a mild climate throughout the year, with average daytime temperatures typically between roughly 21 and 28 degrees Celsius, so the city works as a destination in every season. Carnival in February and the winter months bring the highest demand, and booking in advance is sensible then. The airport on the east coast lies about 20 kilometres away and is reachable by express bus or taxi, and the property sits in the Spanish Canary Islands, where the currency is the euro.