First the not so good (at least for some): It's a very quiet hotel, especially in the evenings. I do like evening entertainment (shows). There is a disco, which my wife and I didn't go to - it opens at midnight. As we're not young, we didn't stay up for that, and photos we saw of this showed just 2 people sitting around. Unusually, it has a 4 lane bowling alley in the Dublin Pub (part of the complex) + a pool table, but we were usually the only guests there. Now the good: The rooms are very spacious and the bathrooms huge - double sink, huge shower, huge bath, toilet + bidet. Constant cleaning seems to go on, and everywhere smells very fresh. It's really spotless. There's an extensive buffet for breakfast and dinner. The gardens are enormous, covering many acres with palm trees and ponds. There's several large swimming pools each at a lower level, running down through the gardens in what is in effect a hillside. The small Sunset Bar (well named) is at the lowest point of the gardens and directly overlooks the Atlantic Ocean, about a 10 minute walk away. Cocktails are super. The beach is the longest I've ever seen, easily 15/20 miles long, very wide very flat, with very soft sand. The Atlantic just rolls in. The Spanish visit at weekends. It's pretty well unspoilt, with a few small café/bars every mile or so. It would probably be classed as one of the best beaches anywhere. It's not for those with walking problems though, as it's over a 100 steps down to the beach.