It's 5 star and there's a lot to like, already detailed in other reviews. Lots of style, incredibly relaxing and superb for golfers. One or two little ******* though. Our sea view room... we could only see the sea if we were standing up! The balcony area resembled a concrete bunker - an architectural feature. Some rooms were very overlooked as well. Sadly we didn't think the food was 5 star. It's a shame they offer an evening buffet rather than a la carte dining (yes there is a small restaurant offering a tasting menu, but we didn't fancy octopus and goat.. although I applaud the hotel for showcasing local cuisine). As others have noted, the 'hot' buffet was anything but and we found the main courses bland and on occasions overcooked and tough. One or two waiting staff were really inexperienced but I'm guessing that the remote location makes for staffing problems. Would I recommend, certainly for golfers and on balance the peace and quiet and space just about overcome the disappointing evening meals. Interestingly there has been news recently about the pressures tourism is putting on Tenerife and increasing objections by locals. We visited a very quiet seaside area a few kilometres away to see graffiti saying 'Tourists go home' but there was no feeling of antagonsim anywhere.