The rooms are beautifully decorated and there is a courtyard garden where you can relax. And the nearest natural swimming pool (read: between the rocks in the sea) is barely 50 meters away. But the biggest asset of this hotel is the small square in front of it. Apparently an nothing-to-happen square. Until evening falls and the entire village comes together here, children cycle around and play, while their parents sit on the terrace of the fold-out bar with the local village idiots. Drink it! And rolling in bed at night. The day program can consist of sun, sea and black beaches and – you didn't see that coming – architecture. Calatrava's Auditorium, the Magma arts center, the TEA and the water basin on the Plaza de España in the capital Santa Cruz are real must-sees. Oh yes, La Quinta Roja also has family rooms. La Quinta Roja