If you’re looking for comfortable accommodation with all the essentials taken care of, Canary Garden Club is just the place. Traditional in its look, the whitewashed buildings are typical of the island with their bungalow style and outdoor terrace. Not to mention the rounded pool area takes centre stage due to its large size and scattering of sunloungers.

Taking up an idyllic spot on the edges of Maspalomas, this complex offers the best of both worlds as it allows guests to unwind away from the resort’s biggest crowds, while placing you close to top attractions when you want to pick up the pace. Keeping stomachs full during the day, the onsite buffet restaurant and snack bar are at your disposal.

One-bedroom bungalows

Dotted across beautifully kept lawns, which have been accessorised with planted palms, the hotel’s basic yet cosy bungalows are the ultimate home-away-from-home. The décor is authentic with green windows standing out against the white exterior, patterned bedspreads and tiled bathrooms. Its largest spaces sleep a maximum of four guests, ideal for those wanting to holiday as a family.

You don’t have to worry about the essentials either, all stays come equipped with a kitchenette featuring double cooking rings, a fridge and microwave alongside a kettle and toaster. This is ideal for Self Catering guests looking to dine in their room, or you can always indulge al fresco from your furnished terrace. Other perks include Wi-Fi, air conditioning and sunloungers for private tanning sessions.

International fare day and night

With four board types to choose from including an All Inclusive and Self Catering option, guests can dine onsite as frequently or as little as they like. At the centre of its culinary offerings you’ll find the buffet restaurant. This sophisticated eatery has a stylish feel with its white interiors, tropical feature wall and modern lighting, as for food it covers you for breakfast and dinner. Opening at 8am, head here for cereals, scrambled eggs and fruit juices.

Dinner is just as extensive in its offerings with the Spanish favourite paella sitting beside lamb chops cooked to order and a range of fish including salmon. While, the kids will love the wide selection of ice cream with the zesty lime option proving popular. Wondering where you can grab lunch, there’s snack bar poolside serving fast food classics like burgers and pizzas alongside healthy salads and refreshments. Self Catering guests, on the other hand, can make full use of the onsite mini market for cooking supplies.

A set of heated pools

This complex isn’t known for its line-up of facilities, but with two relaxing pool areas, one for adults and the other for children, days in the sun are taken care of. Sunbathe around its curved edge or cool off with a refreshing swim – and don’t worry, guests can enjoy thermal dips in the winter too thanks to its heated waters.

Other than table tennis equipment and some light entertainment at dinner, there isn’t a great deal going on here. But If you want to take some time out of tanning, the bar is never far away when you fancy kicking back with a cold beverage.

Free bus to Maspalomas Dunes

Although in a quiet part of the resort, you’re still in a great position for visiting many of its top attractions. Families will be happy to discover that they’re not far from Aqualand Waterpark for fun-filled days making a splash, while the resort centre is even closer.

In terms of days along the coast, there’s a shuttle bus to Maspolmas Beach, one of Gran Canaria’s most well-known shorelines thanks to its stunning Atlantic waters and backing of golden sand dunes.