The hotel has 121 air-conditioned bedrooms, all refurbished as part of the 2016 to 2018 update. Rooms come with digital satellite TV, a safe deposit box and a mini-bar, plus modern fittings and furnishings throughout. The standout is the private terrace in every room, with the choice of sea-facing views over the coastline or a quieter outlook towards the oak woods behind the hotel. It's the kind of hotel where you can be showered, changed and on the terrace within minutes of getting back, which is exactly what you want after a warm-weather round.
Public areas have been refreshed too, creating bright communal spaces that suit golf groups well, whether you're comparing scorecards, planning the next day's tee time or just winding down after 18 holes. For recovery, there's a well-equipped fitness suite, jacuzzi and sauna, plus an outdoor swimming pool with a sun terrace and parasols, ideal for a post-round dip in the warmer months. The pool area makes the most of the climate and the views, and it's a strong set of facilities for a hotel of this size.
Food is served in the La Cala restaurant, focusing on Mediterranean dishes and locally sourced ingredients. The menu reflects the region, with fresh fish, seasonal vegetables and classic Catalan flavours running through the offering. In summer, the terrace is the place to be, with sunshine and sea views that make it feel like a proper holiday, not just a golf trip. For something more casual, the Mar Blau café is handy for a coffee or aperitif, with indoor seating behind large windows and a terrace that looks straight out to the Mediterranean. It's a relaxed, unfussy setup that suits the pace of a golf break, with enough quality and variety to keep things interesting across a multi-night stay.
