“I don’t want to be this person, but there’s not much positive to say about the hotel. Here are some good things: - the breakfasts are tasty. We were there late September/early October and I got the impression the selection got worse in October. - the staff. Everyone (except the bald older man) at the reception was so nice and extremely helpful - the location. It is peaceful and a lot of lovely spots in a walking distance from a hotel. So, that’s it. Let’s start with the rooms. No idea why this was marked as 4 stars. Maybe 30-40 years ago. It’s now a strong 2 star hotel, not more than that. The beds are probably one of the worst beds I’ve slept on my entire life. I was waking up with a backache every single morning. Our room was clean and functioning though, I’ve heard that wasn’t the case for everyone. The buffet. Well, let’s just say the food’s quality wasn’t great. I was expecting something a lot better than a cauliflower with cheese and totally dried and gummy chicken skewer. The desserts were quite good though. The reception man. The last night we were trying to go to sleep early, as we had to wake up around 6 am to leave, by early I mean 11:30 pm. The people next to us were really, really loud, playing music, yelling and laughing loudly. I asked the reception man nicely to contact them and ask them to be a bit more quiet as we are trying to sleep. He said he’ll pay them a visit but for the next 40 minutes there was no reaction whatsoever. My husband came down to ask him again and he was clearly annoyed by the request, acted arrogantly and finally called the loud room but his attitude was horrible. Really rude man so when you’re there try to talk to someone else. So, yes, the breakfasts are not bad. However, staying in the noise topic, you can get a migraine from being there for too long. And I’m not talking about the people in the cafeteria. I’m talking about staff handling the dishes. There is a constant loud noise of glasses and plates hitting each other, shattered glass and them literally throwing the dishes around. I get it, it makes noise, but there is no designated area and the whole scene takes place in the middle of cafeteria. I’m not sure about the peak of the season but when we were there the hotel life was almost non-existent. There were some concerts and a magic show. Last one was an absolute cringe festival tho. The outside pools where pretty much useless. With an outside temperature around 24-27 Celsius degrees the water was freezing cold. The sea was sooo much better and warmer. They should think about heating system for the pools outdoors. To sum things up, I don’t see a single reason to go back there. We had the best time in Mallorca, but probably because we were not spending time in the hotel at all.”

“If you want to spend your holiday sitting by a hotel pool, with access to a decent bar, good food and a view of the sea, this is a perfect hotel for you. Especially if you are keeping fitness in mind... The gym is fab and often empty. If you want to explore the island a car is recommended. The hotel sorted this for us with no issues. You will need to use the shuttle if you prefer sitting on a sandy beach. Based on other reviews, it sounds like some rooms are better than others. The 6th floor, set up with twin beds was awesome for us. I would say the rooms are smaller than travel lodges / premier inn users are used to, but are plenty big enough, unless you plan to sit in them all day. We were on a b&b basis. Breakfast can't be faulted, if anything there is too much choice ! Dinner cost €17pp if wanted, and again lots of choice and great quality. Not a hotel for people looking for a vibrant night life, great if you enjoy the peaceful life.”