NUM Hotel

Rooms at NUM Hotel are geared towards comfort and flexibility, which works well if you're travelling as a couple, a family or a small golf group. The Family Room sleeps up to four, giving you breathing space for kit, buggies and beach bags. If you're travelling as two, the Suite Nenufares is the pick, with a covered terrace jacuzzi that's a real perk outside peak summer when evenings cool off.

In-room essentials are well covered, with air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, a minibar and a safe as standard. If you're organising a group, it's the kind of hotel where the basics are reliable, so you're not firefighting on arrival.

Food is another strong point. The restaurant goes beyond the usual resort staples, pulling in flavours from Lebanon, Thailand, Mexico and Spain, so you can keep things varied across a few nights. The standout is the duck and pear pita, which is an easy recommendation after 18 holes. There's also a wine bar with a broad international list, handy if you want a relaxed evening rather than heading into town, plus a lighter lunch option that suits golfers trying to eat well between rounds.

If you're building an itinerary, NUM works best as a no-fuss base: quick access to the beach, straightforward transfers and plenty nearby for the rest of the group. Pair it with early tee times and you've got the ideal rhythm of golf, lunch and a late-afternoon beach walk. The hotel sits in a quiet enough spot that you can get a proper night's sleep before a morning round, but you're still within walking distance of Salou's main drag if your group fancies a night out. It's a straightforward hotel to use as a golf base: quick in and out, friendly service and everything close enough that you're not wasting time between breakfast and the first tee.