Work has resumed on the construction of the highly anticipated hotel in Costa Teguise, bringing fresh momentum to a project that had been on hold for nearly two months due to a legal dispute.
Yesterday, Thursday, workers were seen back on-site as activity restarted following a judicial resolution earlier this month.
The interruption was caused by a lawsuit filed by the property’s former owner, who claimed that the land had been acquired by the current developers at a tax auction without adequate notice.
The initial ruling led to a suspension of construction, but a subsequent judicial decision issued in early December allowed the project to move forward.
A Health and Sports Tourism Destination
The new hotel, designed to cater to health and sports tourism, is set to become a major attraction in Costa Teguise. The complex will feature both indoor and outdoor pools, a spa, and various state-of-the-art facilities aimed at promoting wellness and active lifestyles.
Covering an impressive 80,000 square metres, the development is expected to generate between 200 and 300 direct jobs in Lanzarote.
Completion Anticipated by 2026
With construction now back on track, the project is slated for completion in 2026. The development promises to boost the local economy, create employment opportunities, and enhance Costa Teguise’s appeal as a prime destination for both relaxation and sports enthusiasts.
This resolution marks a significant milestone for the project, paving the way for a transformative addition to the region’s hospitality sector.
