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Adults only area
An Adults Only area is available for the relaxation of our guests who seek tranquility and comfort.
The area has a swimming pool surrounded by a chill-out space with Balinese beds and a bar.
OPENING TIMES
Pool: 10:00 - 18:00
Poolbar: 12:00 - 18:00
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SWIMING POOL RULES
Use the shower before entering the swimming pool.
Dry off before entering the hotel.
Glass or other potentially sharp materials are forbiden.
Playing music is prohibited without headphones.
Forbiden water drop head.
Ball games and the use of inflatable mattresses are not allowed.
Facilities are not to be used by persons suffering from contagious diseases who have been ill over the last 48 hours.
Children under 6 years must be supervised by an adult.
Wear suitable swimsuits using the pools. No shoes in the pools.
Food and drinks are not allowed near or in the pools.
Throw rubish in the bin.
No smoking.
No pets allowed.
It is forbidden to reserve sunbeds.
In case of drowning:
Open the airways
Place in the recovery position
Get help immediately
Royal decree 53/1995 - Ministry of Health and Social Services.
NEAREST HEALTH CENTER:
Centro de salud de Playa Blanca
Av. Del varadero, s/n, 35580 Playa Blanca, Las Palmas
928 11 70 02
SUN PROTECTION RECOMMENDATIONS:
Avoid sunbathing between 12 noon and 4 pm.
Use the correct sunblock for your skin. Consult your doctor or pharmacist. Suntan lotions do not protect you from the sun.
Apply sunblock generously, half an hour before exposure.
Reapply every 2 hours. Do not forget to apply it behind the ears, nose and feet.
Wear suitable sunglasses, a hat or cap and lipstick.
Drink plenty of water to compensate for dehydration.
You should protect yourself exactly the same on cloudy days or under an umbrella.
In special cases (pregnant women, the elderly, etc.): take extra precautions.
If you take photosensitive medication, are allergic to the sun or have a large number of freckles, take extreme precautions and consult your doctor or pharmacist.
After exposure, rehydrate your skin with a lukewarm shower and treat it with specific products to prevent skin ageing.
Consult a doctor in case of erythema, puritus or blisters on the skin, vomiting or signs of dehydration.
See your dermatologist if you notice a new, non-healing lesion on your skin or if you notice changes in a mole you already had.
