The accommodation is intentionally boutique by resort standards, with 51 rooms and 10 suites in total, so it tends to feel quieter and more personal than larger complexes. Rooms are spacious and classically styled, with the essentials you'd expect at this level, including air-conditioning, satellite TV, direct-dial telephone, minibar, a safe deposit box and well-finished bathrooms.
If you like a bit more breathing room, the suites are worth a look for longer stays or couples who want a separate lounge area to spread out after a round. Either way, it's a good fit for golfers who want an early night before a morning tee time, rather than a hotel built around late-night entertainment.
Off the course, the hotel's leisure facilities do a solid job of filling the gaps. The outdoor pool and sun terrace are the social hub, while the wellness area, including the Roman-style sauna and jacuzzi, is ideal for loosening up after 18 holes in the wind. There's also a beauty salon offering treatments and massage, which is handy if you're travelling as a couple and want more than just golf on the itinerary.
The rooms are quiet, the facilities are strong and the whole experience is geared towards making a golf break as straightforward and enjoyable as possible. You can walk to the first tee, play your round and be back at the pool or in the spa without any fuss.
If you're travelling in a group, ask about room allocations early so everyone's on the same side of the hotel and close to each other. And if you're building a package, it's worth lining up tee times in advance so you can play the resort course at the times that suit your flight and transfer schedule.
