Yes, there is an ironing board and an iron. Our one bedroom apartment also had a washing machine.

I’ve only just spotted this question so it may be too late but here goes anyway! There is little or no ambient noise (signs actively discourage loud behaviour around the pool. If your rooms are alongside the main road you will hear the bins being emptied at 5 a.m. Walls are quite thin and we had to ask 4 lads who were sharing the rooms next door to be quieter when they came in from clubbing at 4 a.m. but they were very good, apologising and creeping about afterwards. Other than that it was quite serene.

The time share pool is not heated either.

Hi there - I stayed there for a week in September - it was definitely worth staying there and I will go again but there are a few things you need to know. The resort is partnered with Altimira Club across the road and this is where you go to check in. I arrived at midnight to find reception closed and the notice to go over to Altimira, I was on my own so this was distressing but a couple passing by helped me and it was all fine in the end. The location of the resort is perfect - it is also very quiet and very safe, with gates all around right down to the beach front, you are given keys to let yourself in and out of the gates. It is quite a large resort but you will be given a site plan to find your way around. I booked a 2 bed apartment which is supposed to be for 6, when in fact there was only 2 of us. It was an excellent apartment, though a little on the small side, but they probably have larger ones. It was fine for 2 of us, but there was only 1 bathroom, again whilst this was fine for 2 of us, if you book here make sure there are 2 bathrooms. The kitchen was well equipped and we had a wonderful balcony overlooking the ocean which was brilliant. This area would not suit anyone who is not reasonably fit and able bodied, its quite hilly and there are lots and lots of steps in and around the resort. Its all downhill to the beach, but consequently uphill on the way back. The whole area met our needs all week, we didn't venture very far, everything was 5-10 minutes walk away. Great supermarkets just a couple of minutes walk, the spar over the road was the best value. The only other thing I would say is that compared to Los Cristianos (which I go to frequently), its quite expensive to eat out. You can look around for a deal, but the really nice places on the beach front are quite pricey but worth it! La Torre Del Mirador right on the front situated above Fanabache beach was excellent, we were treated like royalty and really well looked after, if you want a table overlooking the ocean and wonderful sunset you need to book in advance. In the height of season this place has entertainment, but it was slightly out of season so there wasn't anything when we went, but we had a gorgeous vegetable paella and bottle of wine, the bill was 70 euros. The bar on the beach has everything you would want, but again just a little pricey. The streets and beaches are absolutely spotless, I would call this the "posh" part of the island! We booked a watersport package from the hut there on the beach and this was excellent value for money and great fun - speedboat ride, paragliding, and jet skiing. Don't hesitate to ask me anything else you want to know - I was about to book to return here in March but wasn't quick enough and missed out! Its only 20 minutes from the airport which should work out at around 25 euros.