The 155 air-conditioned rooms and suites are positioned among palm trees with sea views on the horizon, each fitted with private bathroom, hairdryer, complimentary toiletries and flat-screen LCD TV. All rooms come with air conditioning as standard, which matters when you're back from a hot afternoon on the fairways and want to cool down before dinner. If you're travelling as a couple, the standard rooms suit a long weekend of early tee times and relaxed evenings, while larger suites and residence-style options give families and golf groups more breathing space, particularly if you want separate sleeping areas or a bit more room to unpack for a full week.
For group organisers, that variety is useful, as you can mix room types to suit different budgets without splitting the group across different hotels. The overall feel is modern and calm rather than party-heavy, so it works well if your priorities are sleep, breakfast, golf and a post-round wind-down. Between rounds, you've got multiple pool areas to spread out, plus spa facilities for recovery when the Algarve sun bites. Room categories range from standard doubles through to larger suites and high-end residences, giving groups flexibility on budget and layout without compromising on the essentials.
The resort's position, 6 km from Albufeira and 40 minutes from Faro, means quick airport transfers and easy access to the town's restaurants, bars and marina without sacrificing the quieter, garden-backed setting that makes post-round relaxation straightforward. With Albufeira close by, you can keep the resort as your quiet base and still dip into town for a bigger night out when the group fancies it. The layout and facilities make the resort particularly suited to golfers travelling with non-playing partners or families, offering enough space and activity to keep everyone comfortable while the golfers are out on the course.
Dining at the resort covers every occasion and appetite, with options that suit the way golf groups actually travel. The Buffet Restaurant handles breakfast and themed evening spreads with variety and volume, ideal when you've got a group with different tastes and appetites. The A la Carte Restaurant offers a more refined, slower-paced dinner option when you want to sit down properly after a long day. Chiringuito Blue Restaurant brings beachside casual dining with fresh seafood and Mediterranean plates, perfect for lunch or early evening when you're rolling in late from an afternoon tee time. Guilty Rooftop Bar serves cocktails and small plates with views across the coast, a strong spot for sunset drinks before heading to dinner. Potato Project delivers fast, convenient takeaway for those heading straight to the course or pool, while the Apothecary Bar provides a sophisticated evening setting for pre-dinner drinks or nightcaps. Whether you're off early for 18 or coming back late, there's something that fits the schedule without overthinking it.
Leisure facilities extend well beyond the golf course. Six outdoor swimming pools, spread across the resort grounds, offer plenty of space whether travelling as a couple, group or family. The Algarve Wellness Hub includes a jacuzzi, hydromassage pool, Turkish bath, sauna, fitness centre and dedicated relaxation area, all of which come in handy when you've walked a couple of rounds in the heat and need to reset before the evening. A seasonal entertainment programme keeps the resort lively during peak months, and the Westin Kids Club ensures younger guests stay occupied, making this a genuinely versatile base for mixed groups or families where not everyone is playing every day. The combination of pools, spa, kids' facilities and dining variety means non-golfers have plenty to do while you're out on the course, and everyone can regroup comfortably at the end of the day.
