Comprising 561 rooms including 521 double rooms and 15 suites, this
2004-built luxury hotel covers 6 floors and offers access to
grounds covering some 34,000 m². Facilities within the hotel
include an impressive foyer whose design was inspired by the
oldest, most traditional church on the island, a 24-hour reception,
a safe, a currency exchange desk, lifts, a newspaper stand and a
café. There are also shops, a bar, a pub, a nightclub, a
games room and an air-conditioned restaurant with highchairs for
infants on offer. Furthermore, there are 2 conference rooms, a
public Internet terminal (for an additional fee) and car parking
facilities for those arriving at the hotel by car. Younger guests
may enjoy letting off steam in the playground or take part in kids'
club activities; room, laundry and medical services complete the
offerings.
Rooms
The hotel has a total of 561 rooms, divided into 330 rooms with
garden views, 191 rooms with sea views, 40 suites. Air conditioning
, Bathroom with WC and separate bidet , Separate bath and shower ,
Direct telephone , Safe for rental , Minibar at extra cost ,
Separate dressing room , Writing desk with satellite TV , Balcony
or terrace ,Hair dryer ,Bathrobe ,Internet access at extra cost
Restaurant & Food
The diversity of the resort and its five stars blend perfectly with
its excellent cuisine. The hotel boasts 6 bars with different
settings and 5 restaurants offering a new culinary surprise every
day. Buffets gentlemen are kindly requested to wear long trousers
for dinner.
Activities & Sport
Guests may make use of the 4 swimming pools of which 3 are heated,
snack bar, sun loungers, parasols and, for an additional fee, the
Jacuzzi and solarium. For sports enthusiasts, there is tennis,
billiards and a gym (additional fees apply for certain activities).
There is an entertainment programme to provide some variation and
golf enthusiasts will receive reductions on the green fees on
Maspalomas golf course that lies just 2 km away and to which there
is a shuttle bus service.
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