With a golf course and a slew of other outdoor features, this upscale resort caters to a varied mix of travelers. There are both indoor and outdoor pools, spa facilities, a fitness center, tennis courts, and a kids' club, plus several dining options -- but the food gets mixed reviews. All guest rooms have private balconies or terraces, a solid set of amenities, and sleek bathrooms with jetted tubs and separate showers. The spaces are a bit dated, however, and guests also complain of maintenance issues. Overall, it doesn't live up to its self professed five-pearl status, but it's a solid choice for those seeking a golf holiday. For a more contemporary feel, check out the comparable La Manga Club Principe Felipe.