Accommodation here blends classic Canarian exteriors with modern, Mediterranean-leaning interiors. Rooms are spacious and uncluttered, which works nicely on a golf trip when you want somewhere calm to reset between rounds. Standard in-room amenities include air conditioning, satellite TV, a sitting area, minibar and a private terrace or balcony.
If you can, it's worth choosing your view. Many rooms look over the tropical gardens, while others face towards the Atlantic, so let us know what matters most when you book and we'll guide you through the options available. The design pulls from architectural styles found across Gran Canaria's villages, which gives the property a sense of place without feeling like a theme park. Suites and standard rooms are decorated in a clean, unfussy style that prioritises comfort and light over heavy furnishings or bold colour schemes. Everything feels calm and uncluttered, which works well if you're spending a few days here and want a room that doesn't shout at you.
There are four restaurants on site, covering local Canarian flavours, Spanish favourites, Italian staples and international options, so you can mix it up over a longer stay. You've also got five bars dotted around the resort, from easy poolside spots to smarter evening settings, which suits groups that want a sociable base without having to head out every night.
The Thalasso centre is the headline act and a very handy add-on for golfers. It's seawater-led and built around a circuit that includes a vitality pool, steam bath, steam room, aromatherapy elements and a flotarium, with Atlantic views doing their bit in the background. Add in massage treatments and you've got a genuine recovery option after 18 holes, especially if you've walked. The complex opened in 2005 and remains one of the resort's main draws, particularly for anyone who's spent a warm afternoon battling the wind on an exposed coastal layout.
Beyond the spa, there's a large outdoor pool with sun terrace and a tennis court. With the facilities here, you can comfortably make this a stay-put resort if you want to. For golfers, the setup works well. You're close enough to the island's best courses to play a different layout each day, and the resort gives you somewhere comfortable to return to with decent food, a good spa and enough space to relax without feeling like you're in a crowded package-holiday complex. It's a solid base for a winter golf trip, particularly if you want a bit more than just golf and a bed.
