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Lopesan Baobab Resort

Meloneras, Spain · 5-star Hotel Price swings 125%

The Lopesan Baobab entrance, a cliff of timber poles four storeys high
The Lopesan Baobab entrance, a cliff of timber poles four storeys high
CHF 143 a night, the cheapest we have seen it ≈ €151 · $174

CHF 143–450 · usually CHF 245 · looked up 45 times · worth it in its quiet season

≈ €151 · $174 – ≈ €476 · $547 · usually ≈ €259 · $298

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Lopesan Baobab Resort in photographs

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Dusk over the Lopesan Baobab gardens — pools stepping down towards the Atlantic, and a new moon over the whole thingThe causeway into Lopesan Baobab, palms either side and the thatched atrium roof aheadWalking in to Lopesan Baobab between the timber walls — someone ahead with a rubber ring, which tells you what the day holdsThe thatched roofline at Lopesan Baobab, carved concrete and glass beneath itThe African-themed dining room at Lopesan Baobab, laid up under a painted ceilingDown the length of the Lopesan Baobab restaurant, mud-cloth on every tableThe Lopesan Baobab atrium in daylight — stone chimneys, woven lampshades and a stage at the far endThe Lopesan Baobab lobby under its thatched roof, four storeys of itLopesan Baobab after midnight, the atrium lit and completely emptyThe causeway at Lopesan Baobab at night, lit along both edges

When to go

The cheapest month we have found is September, at around CHF 157 a night — -36% against what this hotel usually asks.

Where to book

Where a hotel takes bookings on its own site, we send you there first. It is usually the cheapest way in, and the only one where a rewards discount counts.

Our notes

What you get

677 rooms on a 72,000 m² plot, opened 2009, built around African-themed architecture with a waterfall atrium that is genuinely startling the first time you walk into it.

Around it

Same stretch as its siblings: the boardwalk to Maspalomas lighthouse one way, Pasito Blanco the other, the dunes reserve behind. The walk between the three Lopesans takes minutes, which matters more than it sounds — you can eat at one and sleep at another.

Our take

The widest price range of anything we track in the Canaries: CHF 142≈ €150 · $173 at its floor against CHF 449≈ €475 · $546 at its peak, over thirty-seven checks. When it is cheap it is the best value on the island. When it is expensive there is no reason to choose it over Villa del Conde.

Check the date before you fall for the atrium.

What it costs through the year

Cheapest we have seenCHF 143 ≈ €151 · $174
What it usually costsCHF 245 ≈ €259 · $298
Dearest we have seenCHF 450 ≈ €476 · $547
Times we looked45
Gap between the two125%
Last checked2026-09-22

EUR and USD figures are indicative conversions of the CHF figure at 2026-09-20 (1 CHF = 1.0584 EUR, 1.2158 USD), not prices any hotel quoted. The hotel bills in its own currency.

All prices are for two adults over three nights, converted into francs at the rate on the day we saw it. They are what we saw on the day, not live availability, and not an offer. How we do it.

The Lopesan Baobab entrance, a cliff of timber poles four storeys high
1 / 11 The Lopesan Baobab entrance, a cliff of timber poles four storeys high
Dusk over the Lopesan Baobab gardens — pools stepping down towards the Atlantic, and a new moon over the whole thing
2 / 11 Dusk over the Lopesan Baobab gardens — pools stepping down towards the Atlantic, and a new moon over the whole thing
The causeway into Lopesan Baobab, palms either side and the thatched atrium roof ahead
3 / 11 The causeway into Lopesan Baobab, palms either side and the thatched atrium roof ahead
Walking in to Lopesan Baobab between the timber walls — someone ahead with a rubber ring, which tells you what the day holds
4 / 11 Walking in to Lopesan Baobab between the timber walls — someone ahead with a rubber ring, which tells you what the day holds
The thatched roofline at Lopesan Baobab, carved concrete and glass beneath it
5 / 11 The thatched roofline at Lopesan Baobab, carved concrete and glass beneath it
The African-themed dining room at Lopesan Baobab, laid up under a painted ceiling
6 / 11 The African-themed dining room at Lopesan Baobab, laid up under a painted ceiling
Down the length of the Lopesan Baobab restaurant, mud-cloth on every table
7 / 11 Down the length of the Lopesan Baobab restaurant, mud-cloth on every table
The Lopesan Baobab atrium in daylight — stone chimneys, woven lampshades and a stage at the far end
8 / 11 The Lopesan Baobab atrium in daylight — stone chimneys, woven lampshades and a stage at the far end
The Lopesan Baobab lobby under its thatched roof, four storeys of it
9 / 11 The Lopesan Baobab lobby under its thatched roof, four storeys of it
Lopesan Baobab after midnight, the atrium lit and completely empty
10 / 11 Lopesan Baobab after midnight, the atrium lit and completely empty
The causeway at Lopesan Baobab at night, lit along both edges
11 / 11 The causeway at Lopesan Baobab at night, lit along both edges