


Overview:
Completely refurbished in recent seasons, the low-rise white complex spreads around landscaped gardens and palm-fringed sun terraces. Friendly staff, a relaxed atmosphere and plenty of space mean guests can find their perfect balance between poolside tranquillity and light-hearted entertainment.
Amenities, Sports & Entertainment:
Days revolve around the twin freshwater pools, where aqua-aerobics, water polo and quiz games keep the vibe upbeat while plenty of loungers invite blissful dozing. Younger visitors have a dedicated splash area with small slides and water features, and there’s a mini-club for crafts, treasure hunts and evening mini-discos. Grown-ups can escape to the rooftop for quiet swims, sunset cocktails and occasional DJ sets, or unwind in the spa’s hydrotherapy pool after a workout in the well-equipped gym. Low-key live music, magic acts and Canary Island folklore shows round off the evenings.
Food and Drink:
The bright buffet restaurant tempts with British breakfast favourites alongside tropical fruit and pastries, then Mediterranean salads, grilled meats and local specialities at lunch and dinner. Live-cooking stations sizzle fresh fish and steaks to order, while themed nights spotlight Spanish tapas or Asian flavours. The pool snack bar keeps hunger at bay with burgers, pizzas and ice-creams, and the rooftop bar mixes gin and tonics, frozen daiquiris and freshly pressed juices as the sun dips.
Dining Options:
Rooms:
Junior Suites and larger Family Suites feature a bedroom separated by sliding doors from a lounge with sofa-bed, walk-in rainfall shower and a furnished balcony or terrace overlooking gardens or pool. Newly styled in sand and turquoise tones, they include air-conditioning, 43-inch satellite TV, mini-fridge, kettle, hairdryer, safe and complimentary Wi-Fi. Premium Suites add Nespresso machines and bathrobes, while Rooftop Suites come with private terrace access to the adults-only pool.



