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We arrived at the hotel around 2:30 pm. The management checked us in and kindly asked if we needed lunch since the restaurant was closing soon—a lovely touch. The food here is amazing, with plenty of choices and different themes each night, like Italian, Mexican, and Chinese. Wine is available with meals, and while you can select your own, it costs a bit extra. I recommend going all-inclusive, as food prices outside are similar to those in England. The restaurant offers a wide variety, including fresh salads, meats, fish, bread, pasta dishes, cheeses, and a selection of delicious cakes. The rooms are spacious, with excellent, quiet air-conditioning and comfortable beds. I had the best sleep in a long time! The staff are fabulous, with special mentions to Lucie and Rebeka, who were very attentive. Entertainment is decent but typically ends around 10-10:30 pm. For more, you’ll need to walk to the center, which is filled with shops and bars. Cycle rentals are available for an extra cost, and we cycled all the way to Rafa Nadal Tennis Academy. We also visited Porto Cristo, which I highly recommend. Overall, we would definitely stay at this hotel again.

Thank you to the entire hotel team for an amazing holiday! Everything was perfect — the hotel was immaculately clean, the food was delightful, and the atmosphere was welcoming, cheerful, and vibrant. We truly appreciate your smiles, warmth, and outstanding service. We leave with cherished memories and look forward to coming back again!

Every summer, we find ourselves drawn back to the beautiful Prinshotel La Pineda. For us, the hotel's location and amenities are simply fantastic. Every winter, something is renewed or improved, which keeps us coming back. Though we initially missed the food truck at the pool, we were happy to discover the new "Picco" restaurant, where you can still get fries. In the evening, with the Half-board Plus option, meals at Picco are included. The restaurant serves Asian dishes, ranging from sushi to wok. I haven't had such a good wok dish in a long time! This year, a few trees were removed, and the fence was renewed. Around the Jacuzzi apartments, new privacy wooden fences were added, which I personally love as it adds some much-needed seclusion while relaxing in the Jacuzzi or sunbathing. The staff, as always, was very attentive and friendly. My son particularly enjoyed the animation activities this year, which were diverse and well-organized. The animators were energetic and encouraged guest participation throughout. We also cannot forget the wonderful hotel director, Antonio, who goes above and beyond to ensure his guests have a great stay. It's obvious he is well-respected by everyone around. We look forward to seeing more fantastic updates next year—hopefully, the long-awaited paddle court will be ready by then!

We were thoroughly impressed with our one-week stay at Hotel Na Taconera. Though I rarely write reviews, this experience felt too noteworthy to leave unshared. I hope this helps anyone deciding whether to pick this hotel. Our time here allowed us to truly unwind, both physically and mentally. The hotel is divided into three sections. The main building houses the reception, restaurant, bar, and the main swimming pool. The second area, located higher on the hillside, includes floors 6–8. To access it, you take the lift to the top of the main building and walk through a corridor. This section offers Privilege rooms with their own jacuzzi area and Balinese beds. Guests on the 7th and 8th floors enjoy stunning sea views. The third area is the sports club, featuring a saltwater pool, sauna, gym, tennis and volleyball courts, and another bar. We stayed as a family — two adults and a baby — in a Privilege room on the 7th floor. The room was spacious, with a balcony offering a breathtaking sea view. Housekeeping was consistently excellent and performed daily. While we didn’t use the Privilege jacuzzi area much, the Balinese beds by the pool were incredibly convenient for us with a small child. The Privilege package also provided access to the sauna, bathrobes, and a coffee machine in the room. A special mention goes to the hotel staff, especially those in the restaurant. Their professionalism, kindness, and warm attitude made us feel genuinely welcome throughout our stay. The dedication and care they bring to their work are obvious. We booked half board, including breakfast and dinner, and were impressed by the quality and variety of food—it never got repetitive during our week-long stay. A particularly nice touch was the inclusion of soft drinks with dinner, eliminating any need for separate budgeting for water and other non-alcoholic beverages. We also enjoyed lunches at the sports area bar, where both food quality and pricing were highly satisfactory. The hotel’s atmosphere was quiet and serene, with no loud entertainment or disruptive evening events. Most guests were families or couples, creating a peaceful and pleasant environment. This is not an ideal choice for those seeking nightlife or parties, but it’s perfect for relaxation. The sea is conveniently located just a 5–8 minute walk away on an easy, mostly flat route. There’s a bus stop right outside the hotel for transport to Cala Rajada, and during the day, a small tourist train connects Sa Font de sa Cala and Cala Agulla. Nearby is a shop that sells pastries, drinks, and basic toiletries, while larger supermarkets like Lidl and Mercadona are accessible via a few bus stops. The only minor downside was the condition of some towels, which could be replaced. While we noticed similar feedback in previous reviews, it was not a major issue and didn’t detract from our overall experience. For us, Na Taconera was the perfect destination to disconnect, rejuvenate, and savor the sea, tranquility, and congenial ambiance. We were absolutely delighted with our stay.

How can one find something new to say on their fifteenth visit to this tranquil oasis in the Mallorcan countryside? Somehow, we still can! This year, we swapped our usual deluxe hot-tub suite for one of the two grand swim-up suites. As we age, the hot tub had become a bit of a challenge, so the small, plunge infinity pool was an ideal substitute. Plus, its proximity to the pool bar let us easily grab drinks whenever we wanted! The suite's location offered a fresh perspective too—after 14 vacations overlooking the golf course, we enjoyed observing the lively activity of the poolside restaurant this time. The true highlight of Pula Suites, though, is undoubtedly the people. Owner Pedro has cultivated an excellent new team led by the skilled and personable Adel Hajji, whose strong leadership is evident in his visible engagement with staff and guests alike. We’re excited to see the fresh ideas he plans to implement next season. Leadership here fosters talent, and this year we were thrilled to see the promotion of Giovanni to maître d’. His charisma and experience make him a natural fit for the role, and he leads the Food & Beverage team—which mixes seasoned staff and newcomers—with efficiency and friendliness. His team currently includes Kevin, who keeps the pool bar running smoothly; Julian, now in his third season and clearly thriving; Enrique, a cocktail genius; Conrado, with exceptional guest rapport and potential; and the ever-helpful Jaumpe, Samuel, Natalia, and Gaby. The culinary experience remains sublime. Under the exceptional leadership of Chef Jesus, meals at both the main restaurant and pool bar are outstanding. The à la carte S’Oronella restaurant deserves special mention—with its intimate atmosphere and standout dishes like the trio of raw tuna and the perfectly tender chateaubriand, it continues to exceed our already high expectations. The Reception staff sets the tone with their warm welcome. This year's return was made memorable by Antonia, Luis, and Anthony, the latter back after a year’s absence. The team, rounded out by Danny, Anamaria, and Javi, was as efficient as ever. Housekeeping, led by their hardworking and dedicated Head Housekeeper, delivered impeccable service as always—our suite was spotless throughout. Once again, Pula Suites delivered a magical stay, and we can't wait for next year! That said, a word of advice: if you're after noise, non-stop activities, or excitement, this isn't the place for you. But if peace, serene surroundings, and being treated like a cherished guest sound appealing, Pula Suites is simply perfect.

This hotel has some strong points but also areas that could use some work. Its prime location offers direct access to Son Moll beach from the pool, and the buffet with a terrace overlooking the sea is very enjoyable. While the facilities are somewhat outdated, they are well-maintained, and we really liked our room, particularly the stunning sea views. On the downside, the air conditioning was quite noisy, though the cleanliness was satisfactory. The staff is friendly, but the food needs improvement; for instance, the paella was always overcooked and inedible. Overall, we had a good experience.

I’m writing this review on the last night of my 7-night holiday, and there’s a lot to share. First, the good points. What can I say? It’s been an excellent holiday. We stayed on the 9th floor as part of a My Fav Club upgrade, and the views were stunning—by far the best we’ve ever experienced. The rooftop features two jacuzzis that were perfect for relaxing. Our room had a queen-size bed with an incredibly comfy mattress, which I assume comes standard with the upgrade. The beach is just a few steps down from the pool, and the sea has been wonderfully warm—it’s probably the highlight of the trip for me. Vlad and Nano, the entertainment team, were fantastic, and almost every night there was a disco after the evening show, which we thoroughly enjoyed. The hotel surroundings are superb and impeccably clean. Now onto the bad points. The transfer from the airport took two hours, which we expected after reading reviews. I enjoy a variety of activities, but the options here were limited to darts, table tennis, bingo, and aqua gym. Unfortunately, there was no archery, shooting, or water polo, which was a bit disappointing. The food was another downside. Breakfast and lunch were usually lukewarm and far from great, though the evening meals were decent. Despite these shortcomings, the location, the easy access to the beach, and the breathtaking views made this a very enjoyable holiday overall.

A very nice, well-kept, and clean hotel with friendly staff. The food quality is excellent, featuring a great kitchen and predominantly branded beverages, along with freshly made cocktails. The hotel attracts a very international and pleasant clientele overall. The service could be improved slightly in certain areas, but this is only minor criticism and doesn't merit a deduction in points. MFC membership is worthwhile primarily for the rooms on the upper floors; otherwise, there's little to no difference from a standard booking. For us, it was still worth it.

We stayed at the hotel from August 17, 2026, to August 23, 2026, with my wife. · *Check-in** We arrived at around 00:20 AM after a one-hour drive from Palma Airport in a rental car. At reception, we presented our check-in vouchers, and despite the late hour, they offered us a late dinner while we filled out a standard form. Dinner was surprisingly delicious, and within half an hour, we received our room keys along with detailed information about the hotel. Reception performance was flawless. · *The Room** We had booked a Mountain View room (205). It was spacious, brightly lit, and had a large balcony facing the road. We didn’t feel the need to pay extra for a sea view. The room featured a double bed, plenty of storage, a fridge, and a safe (€12 for a week, which felt like unnecessary penny-pinching). It also included a TV and a tea corner with a kettle, cups, tea, coffee, sugar, and a bottle of water. The bathroom was stocked with a hairdryer, towels, shampoo, shower gel, and conditioner—no slippers or bathrobes. Overall, it was a decent stay. · *Grounds, Parking, Beach & Pools** The hotel sits on a cliff and has limited grounds. The pool is fairly large with depths ranging from 1.2 to 2.25 meters. However, the pool water is saltier than seawater and heavily chlorinated, so we rarely used it. The hotel does not have its own beach but offers access to a small cove through a staircase near the pool. It’s a lovely spot for swimming and snorkeling, where you can observe fish and crabs—though the seabed resembles dead coral. The cove was enjoyable, and fresh water showers are available near the pool. Beach towels can be exchanged at reception on specific days (Monday, Wednesday, Friday). Wi-Fi worked well across the entire property. Parking was manageable. In front of the hotel, there were spaces for about 18 cars, including accessible spots. Additional parking is available on a dirt slope to the right of the hotel and across the road at non-hotel property. Public transport stops are conveniently located opposite the hotel, and timetables can be obtained at reception. · *Dining & Restaurant** We opted for Half Board (HB), which turned out to be plenty. · **Breakfast**: A wide variety, including fried eggs, omelets, cold cuts, cheeses, bacon (crispy like chips), sausages, smoked salmon, multiple types of jamón, assorted fruits, jams, honey, Nutella, croissants, and yogurts. The coffee was excellent, with three automatic machines available. Juice options included tomato juice, and bottles of Brut were provided for a morning glass of sparkling wine. · **Dinner**: Diverse options such as chicken, turkey, veal, lamb, pork, fish, rabbit, squid, shrimp, pizza, tacos, paella, and even chicken in chocolate sauce one night. Grilled dishes, seafood, and a variety of desserts were available daily, including a chocolate fountain on special occasions. The selection of fruits and vegetables was also impressive. Men were required to wear long trousers for dinner; jeans worked fine. · *Services** · **Reception**: Exceptional. · **Housekeeping**: Cleaned daily before noon. No issues encountered, though on the last day we were left with a towel that had a small hole, which we didn’t bother mentioning as we were checking out. · **Restaurant & Bar Staff**: Efficient service with no queues and plenty of clean tableware. · **Entertainment**: As an adults-only (18+) hotel, the atmosphere was tranquil. Entertainment was minimal but enjoyable, such as aqua aerobics in the pool, which my wife liked. · *Surroundings** A short walk leads to the small beach of Cala N’Aguait, about 10 meters away. Hiking along the coastal path offers stunning views, with other nearby beaches, such as Son Moll and Cala Agulla, within a 15–30 minute walk. However, the larger beaches were overcrowded during the summer, making the scenic coastal path a better option. · *Miscellaneous** Most guests were from Germany, Poland, and France. The hotel has a relaxed atmosphere with a noticeable lack of rush or hustle, and many people were seen reading by the pool. Note that the pool umbrellas can tip over in mild winds, so caution is advised. Also, the grounds are not fenced, and I didn’t notice any security measures, allowing non-guests to access certain areas occasionally. Drinking water isn’t free, but can be purchased at the bar or sourced from a nearby LIDL supermarket. We explored the local area, visiting the Rafa Nadal Museum, Capdepera Fortress, Drach Caves, Capdepera Lighthouse (for sunrise views), and a pearl shop in Manacor—all worthwhile experiences. · *Final Verdict** The key question for evaluating a hotel is whether you would return and recommend it. For this hotel, the answer is an absolute yes!

Grateful to the entire team for making our stay unforgettable and filled with luxurious touches. The natural surroundings were extraordinary. The suite was packed with thoughtful details and comfort. Dinner at BRAVO was SPECTACULAR, and we enjoyed a royal breakfast at SOFÍA.

The location is absolutely stunning and very tranquil, making it feel like it should be a couples-only hotel. We nicknamed it the quiet hotel because there's no noise, just pure peacefulness. The rooms are clean and stylish. We stayed in the swimming pool room 159, which overlooked the garden and bar. Since we were all-inclusive, we indulged in more food and drinks than usual, especially considering we paid a significant amount for the package. However, we noticed some of the bar staff, including two cooks, a bartender, and a first-aid person, looking up at our room and one cook making hand gestures implying we were "drinkers"—which came across as judgmental and inappropriate. As for the food and service, the snacks at the bar were amazing; unfortunately, the evening service and dining experience fell short. Some staff seemed clumsy, spilling drinks. Additionally, there were discrepancies between our meal orders from the set menu and what was actually served. On top of that, our room remained uncleaned for two days, and we eventually had to contact someone to come and clean it. They also forgot to restock essentials like coffee and shampoo. Overall, while the hotel and its surroundings are breathtaking, and most of the service is pleasant, the staff could work on professionalism. Yes, we tend to enjoy more drinks during our holiday because we’ve paid for it and are relaxing, but as staff members at work, they should remember that guests have little else to do but watch them while enjoying a drink!

If you're seeking a private and peaceful retreat in a breathtaking location surrounded by trees and near the sea, offering high-end luxury, Pleta is the perfect choice! After extensive research to plan my husband's birthday celebration, we decided on this hotel. The website and reviews don't fully capture its beauty. It's far more stunning in person, and the sense of luxury and privacy is indescribable. We absolutely loved our stay and will definitely return. Thanks to all the staff!

Stayed for 4 nights. The property boasts stunning gardens and pools, providing a relaxing environment. However, there was a noticeable shortage of staff and service at the pool near the restaurant. The rooms were spacious and clean, though the mini bar fridge wasn't consistently restocked, and chocolates were left only once with the evening turndown service. Dining was a mixed experience—the fish on the first night was overcooked, and breakfast became repetitive with the same items daily. Be cautious with pool receipts during checkout, as some guests ordered cocktails using our room number. Suggestions for improvement include adding music around the pool and restaurant for better ambiance, upgrading gym equipment, and moving it indoors to counter the heat. Overall, it was a pleasant stay, but some areas could use enhancement.

A beautiful hotel with a stunning sea view! The atmosphere is very peaceful, making it ideal for couples. It's conveniently located within walking distance of several lovely beaches and Cala Ratjada, where you can find great restaurants. The lunchtime food from the food truck was delicious. We were also upgraded to a swim-up room with a serene private pool, which was fantastic. My only issue was the bed being two singles, which isn't ideal for couples—it sinks in the middle even when combined. Despite that, it was amazing, and I’d definitely return!

Great location, all the staff are qualified, friendly, and helpful. They made us feel at home. The food is very diverse, with options of all kinds and high quality. Everything is extremely clean everywhere. In fact, this was my third visit.

Thank you so much for everything! We definitely made the right decision choosing this hotel. Out of all the places we've stayed, this one is the best — so family-friendly, kind, and comfortable! Many places offer cozy rooms, but finding a variety of delicious food is already harder, and to top that with a fantastic animation team — it was just wonderful! These amazing folks, after years of traveling, succeeded in engaging my kids, and even my husband and me too. We joined different games, won prizes, and gained so many positive emotions! Even my husband and teenage son participated in aqua aerobics—thank you, David (come visit us!) 😁 To the amazing female animators Maria ☀️ Julia 🌸 Pinja 🌷, you are so fun and fantastic, and the kids are always so excited to be around you ❣️ Thank you for those unique handmade souvenirs the children created 😍 Special thanks to Avgustin as well, who never passed by without offering kind words and a smile 🤍 Pinja, Mallorca is definitely your place—don’t return to Finland 😂 you’re remarkable 💌 May this job bring you as much joy as you give to your guests 💜 Huge thanks also to the chefs, waitstaff, cleaners, and everyone who ensured our comfort!

If you're searching for a peaceful escape away from Palma's hustle and bustle, this is the spot. Tucked between mountains and just minutes from charming little towns and postcard-perfect coves, Cap Vermell Grand Hotel is truly a hidden gem. The rooms are spacious, modern, and offer breathtaking views. The entire hotel is spotless, well-equipped, and welcoming. Each restaurant provided a unique atmosphere, yet the food was consistently amazing—it’s evident the chefs excel in their craft. The highlight, however, was the exceptional staff. From the warm receptionist, Lillian, to the friendly bellboys and attentive waitstaff, everyone made us feel like family. We absolutely loved our time here and will definitely return!

The hotel is truly a top recommendation. The family-friendly atmosphere is fantastic, and you feel warmly welcomed with all your needs catered to. The food is amazing – freshly grilled meat or fish every day, along with fresh fruits, vegetables, and salads. The service is straightforward, genuine, and warm. The hotel's location is also impressive, just 5 minutes from a public beach where you can book snorkeling or diving tours. The bus stop to Palma or Arta is about a 10-minute walk, which is totally fine. Within a 2-minute walk, you'll also find plenty of shopping options and restaurants. The beds are comfortable, and the rooms are spacious enough. The balconies are perfect for relaxing. I’ll definitely come back! 😊

We had an amazing stay at this gorgeous hotel in an incredible location. The stunning beach was just a few minutes' walk away, and the breathtaking views surpassed what the photos captured. The food was fantastic, the staff were warm and friendly, and our room was impeccably clean and very cozy. Every aspect of our stay was perfect. We would absolutely return and highly recommend this hotel to others! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

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We were staying in Canyamel and decided to walk to Coves d’Artà, which took around 15–20 minutes. We aimed to arrive by 10am, partly to beat the August heat, and it turned out to be a fantastic decision. I've visited many caves in the UK, but Coves d’Artà completely surpassed them. The formations of stalactites and stalagmites were absolutely stunning and breathtaking. Tickets were about €17 each, and we bought them on arrival, waiting only around 15 minutes for the next tour. Our group had about 30 people, and the tour lasted approximately 40 minutes. The guide spoke excellent English and was very knowledgeable, explaining everything in detail. Inside the caves, the cool temperature was a welcome escape from the August heat. The place was spotless and well-organized, with clean toilets and friendly staff. There’s no gift shop, but we didn’t mind. A café on-site offers drinks, coffee, ice creams, and snacks, with outdoor seating available. We thoroughly enjoyed our visit and highly recommend Coves d’Artà if you're in or near Canyamel. Go early, especially in August, and take the short walk from town—it’s well worth it. An absolutely stunning experience and one of the highlights of our holiday!

Many employees have been the same for years, and you're always warmly welcomed! The animation team changes yearly, but this year's team was truly wonderful, with more German-speaking members—great for the kids! Aqua gym at the pool was joyful, especially with Pinja’s amazing energy. One time, even the hotel management and a staff member joined the aqua gym—so funny! The food at Picco was excellent, and we’ll happily return next year. The pool remains a dream with gradual entry, deep in the middle, a special kids' pool, and an adults' pool. This hotel is highly recommended!

We decided on a spontaneous short trip to unwind a bit. We aimed for a good and affordable flight without compromising our usual standards. As frequent Egypt vacationers, we're used to all-inclusive packages and beachfront locations, which are hardly affordable in Mallorca. With a baby, we deliberately chose half-board and didn’t regret it. Drinks during dinner were extra but reasonably priced. The food was excellent at both breakfast and dinner—wide selection and high quality. The place was clean with plenty of staff. However, La Picco restaurant had steep prices. We tried a pizza for €21.50, opting for a half-and-half topping, but the taste was not worth the price. We upgraded to a room with a garden whirlpool, and it was the best decision. Especially with a baby, it allowed us to relax in the evenings. Rooms were spacious and had all we needed. The resort itself is compact and highly recommended. A nearby Eroski Center, just 150 meters away, offered reasonably priced goods, and we restocked there occasionally. The animation team deserves special mention for their enthusiasm and entertainment efforts—they truly engaged the guests. The location is also great. Within a few minutes’ walk, you can reach the harbor, shopping streets, and even the beach, which is about 10-15 minutes away. We would return there anytime.

We received an upgrade to a stunning room. The breakfast buffet was abundant and varied, with very attentive and friendly service. This level of service extended to all staff members from the concierge team as well. The atmosphere, the menu, the presentation, and the service at the VORO restaurant surpassed our expectations. That evening will remain memorable for a long time.

Unbelievable hotel and experience. My parents, partner and I stayed here last year for a few nights. Despite the weather, our stay was truly outstanding. The hotel room was possibly the nicest I’ve ever experienced—extremely spacious with a beautiful balcony overlooking the hotel grounds. The property itself feels like a resort, given its vast size. Immaculate and secluded, the premises are safe, and the staff are wonderful. The hotel boasts several high-quality restaurants, including one with a Michelin star. The food and drinks were absolutely delicious. The main pool is spacious and lovely, though it was quite cold during our stay. The chic pool bar serves some very nice cocktails. Meanwhile, the spa was serene and quiet, equipped with a delightful sauna. Although we didn’t try any treatments, the treatment rooms appeared very luxurious and peaceful. The gym is spacious, fully equipped, and available 24 hours—a thoughtful touch. One noteworthy point is the hotel's size. You might need to walk a bit to reach areas like the gym, spa, or pool, but staff are on hand with golf carts to ferry guests when needed. Additionally, guests have access to a nearby health club. It features padel courts, a lovely pool with loungers and cabanas, changing rooms, studios for yoga classes, and another large, well-equipped gym. Breakfast at the hotel was buffet-style but truly exceptional, offering an impressive variety of fresh, delicious options. While the hotel is slightly pricey, it’s understandable given Mallorca's standards and the expansive resort setup. I would love to return in the future. My only minor concern was the location—it’s quite far from other areas in Mallorca, so having a car is essential if you plan to explore beyond the property.

What a location! The hotel offers amazing space and a touch of luxury. The room felt more like an apartment (side sea view/pool view), very clean, with excellent air conditioning and a handy fridge and kettle space. Highlights: The hotel has a luxurious ambiance with great attention to detail. The location is stunning, offering dramatic views, beautiful sunsets, and proximity to a snorkeling cove as well as paths to Cala Agulla and Cala Gat. There are plenty of bars and cafes within walking distance, and the town is close enough to visit yet far enough to ensure a peaceful holiday. The Pilates sessions organized by the hotel were fantastic, with a high-quality local instructor who conducted the class in English despite most of the participants being German. The pools were outstanding, and we almost always found a free lounger, although the early morning sunlounger reservations were annoying but expected. Negatives: The shower, which was over a bath, had erratic water temperatures but worked fine overall. The food was underwhelming—pre-cooked big dishes were particularly poor, though the live-cooked options like chicken, meat, and fish were good, as was the salad bar. The overwhelming German clientele made me feel outnumbered, and despite being half-German myself, it was noticeable. At reception, we were initially ignored and treated rudely upon arrival—an experience we've never had at any hotel before. However, this did improve later after we brought it up. The staff always spoke German first, and we felt like an afterthought as one of the only English couples there, though the other English couple we met was delightful. There was often only one receptionist, leading to long waits, so patience is necessary. The gym was disappointingly small and poorly maintained; it felt crowded with just two or three people, so I only used it once. Some bar staff were arrogant and cliquey, creating an unpleasant atmosphere. While a few were kind and switched to English or Spanish quickly, others acted as if they owned the place. On one occasion, the Sunset Bar closed at 9 PM without warning. We were told we could “sit wherever,” only to be ignored by the six staff members nearby who were closing up without informing us. To make it worse, no other bars were open in the hotel at the time. The Sky Bar, which was advertised in the TUI brochure, wasn’t operational at all. Despite these issues, we might consider returning. The manager seems dedicated to improvement, and the overall experience suggests the hotel is striving for excellence. Enjoy! 😊

My best friend and I had truly wonderful days at this hotel, pampered by their excellent service. · *Dining and Attention to Dietary Needs** We’ve never seen such a rich buffet before: every day offered a wide variety of choices, from meat and fish to delicious vegetarian options. A huge shoutout goes to how they managed gluten intolerance—my friend found an extensive range of options for both breakfast and dinner, with meticulous care to avoid any cross-contamination. On the first day, Chef Balsa personally walked her through the buffet, pointing out every suitable dish for her. This was a gesture of unmatched professionalism and thoughtfulness! Special thanks also to Ana, the head of the dining area, who gave us valuable advice and attentively catered to all our requests with great kindness. · *Facilities and Relaxation** We stayed in a panoramic suite with a stunning sea view. The hotel features two pools and incredible rooftop hot tubs, perfect for unwinding. In this place, all you need to do is relax—it’s impossible to worry about anything. · *Strategic Location** A lovely little cove is just a 10-minute walk away, and we highly recommend visiting it. For the more famous beaches like Cala Agulla, the bus stop is located right outside the hotel, and in just 15 minutes, you can reach numerous other beautiful coves in the area. An experience that far exceeds 4-star standards, thanks to its caring and friendly staff. Highly recommended! Greetings from the Italian girls!

I can recommend the hotel; everything worked perfectly. All the staff were incredibly attentive, fulfilling every wish. The food was excellent, and the rooms were very clean. We had a suite with a whirlpool, which was very cozy, with a beautiful view and a large terrace. If we return to Mallorca, we’ll definitely stay here again. So far, it’s the best on the island. A small downside is the uphill paths.