Tuscany comes to the Canary Islands in this neoclassical hotel, which has two distinctive towers and ocher-colored columns. The Mediterranean atmosphere is accentuated by the primarily Italian clientele, although other aspects of this resort, such as its lush gardens, three huge pools (plus two for children), and ocean vistas are pure Canary Island. The hotel beach is small, but it is sheltered from the wind—always a plus on this very breezy island. Rooms are spacious (most have sea views), with functional furniture on a white palette, with splashes of blue. All dining is buffet-style.