The rooms of the Galeon hotel definitely need a total renovation. They are equipped with an adjustable air-conditioner, a bathroom with bathtub, direct telephone line and a TV (no remote control). Most of them offer a great view of the sea.

Built in 1969 and renovated in 1998, the ochre-walled Galeon hotel offers terraced architecture reminiscent of Amerindian pyramids. With a capacity of 400 guests for its 184 rooms, and has 9 floors accessible via 3 lifts. The living rooms are relatively large spaces and offer a panoramic view and a view of the central pool. The lobby has recently been renovated.

Bright and spacious, the dining room of the Galeon can accommodate 156 guests. It is open from 8 AM to 10:30 AM for breakfast, from 1 PM to 2:45 PM for lunch and from 8:30 PM to 9:30 PM for dinner. The buffet features 10 starters, 5 side dishes and 7 different desserts. The wine and water are included in the cost. The cuisine offered is international. Cheese-tasting is offered every Monday and paella party is held on Thursdays. A Mexican snack bar is open daily from 12 PM to 6 PM.

Tucked into the heart of the lovely cove of San Miguel, the well-sheltered beach of the Galeon is of good size, with a clear water and fine sand. Peaceful, a little windswept and well-supervised, here you can practice lots of nautical activities (for a fee) thanks to its sailing, ski, diving, sailing, windsurfing, canoe and kayak water sport schools. Beach chairs and sunshades are available for a fee.

The Galeon hotel belongs to a large touristic complex including 2 other attached hotels: the Cartago and the San Miguel. The clients can all take advantage of all the facilities offered by the complex, including a gym and a multi-sport court. The Galeon is rather peaceful, the most French-speaking and offering a better orientation towards the sea.