Cala Millor Hotels with Gym

Very good hotel. Very clean, good breakfast and dinner, and great location next to the sea.

Had a great experience at Playa Del Moro. The location is excellent, right opposite the beach and in the middle of the restaurants and close to the shopping area. The hotel has great facilities. The swimming pool is a little cold, but the spa and indoor sauna and steam room etc are really warm and comfortable. Hotel reception staff are really friendly. Evening entertainment is good, Michael Jackson tribute was particularly memorable and very realistic. The breakfast was substantial and covered all tastes. Rooms are cleaned promptly. We had a seaview and it was wonderful to watch the sunset in the evening. Can't really fault this hotel and would return.

Excellent hotel in a great location. Staff very helpful and efficient and choice and quality of food was first class. First time in Cala Millor, really enjoyed our break which was greatly enhanced by the Hipocampo Palace. Unusually for Majorca no problem in sourcing sunbeds at any time during the day. A first class hotel which no doubt we will visit again.

The hotel is not really for English speaking people, they are very much geared up for German tourist. The hotel waiting staff hardly spoke English and could not understand what we were asking for most of the times. We were all inclusive and no water was provide which we have never not had before, the rooms a tired and could do with been freshen up. The bar area in the hotel was only opened up on 2 occasions, you where expected to sit outside and listen the entertainment which if like us did not like you had to then retire to your room. I have never had this in any other hotel we have said in. The food was okay but was quite repetitive and over cooked at times and not the warmest either. We were not offered towels which later on in our stayed notice that all the German ones had them and were offered them at check in. The only had 4 channels in English all the rest were in German. The location is ideal and convenient for getting around. I would have to say we would not stay again.

Overall, my stay at the hotel had its highlights but also a number of areas that could be improved. Starting with the positives, the location is convenient for those who enjoy a quieter area. Access to the public beach is just across La Rambla, which is pedestrian-only, so there’s no need to worry about traffic. The beach itself is decent but may not be ideal for everyone. Much of the beachfront near the hotel is rocky, with only a few safe access points to the water. This often leads to crowding in these small spots. If you're traveling with small children, I would recommend the Alcudia area, especially around El Muro Beach, where the conditions are better suited for young kids. There are also two supermarkets within 20 meters of the hotel, which was a convenient bonus. The swimming pool, however, is quite small, so if you're planning to spend a lot of time lounging by the water, this might not be the best option for you. The food at the restaurant was generally good, especially if you enjoy Spanish cuisine, though I might be slightly biased in that regard. On the downside, while some of the restaurant staff were extremely professional and friendly, a few were less courteous, which detracted from the overall dining experience. One of my main concerns was the air conditioning in my room, which didn’t function properly. I reported the issue to the front desk, but the only response I received was some instructions that ultimately did not resolve the problem. This led to an uncomfortable first night, and while the cooler outdoor temperatures helped on subsequent nights, I would have appreciated better support from the hotel staff. Additionally, there were security concerns. The door leading to the rambla was often left unlocked, making it easy for anyone from outside to enter the swimming pool area. Lastly, while the hotel clearly caters to a large German clientele, I feel that the focus on one specific market creates a somewhat imbalanced atmosphere. Staff often spoke German to us by default, which could be off-putting for non-German-speaking guests. It would be great to see the hotel strive for a more diverse and inclusive atmosphere, welcoming guests from other European countries as well. Public transportation is easy and convenient. The A32 bus from the airport costs under 8 euros and takes about 1.5 hours. You can simply use a contactless credit card to tap in and out of the bus for each passenger over 2 years old, which made getting around hassle-free. In summary, while there are conveniences to this hotel, there are also some critical issues that need addressing. Depending on what you’re looking for, this may or may not be the best choice for your stay.

We spent a week in cala Milor in september and we have already booked for the next year, avoiding peak season, as in september the beach was completely full of people. On the other hand, the hotel was also full but the atmosphere there was relaxing. Chillout music in the pool bar for those who want relaxing and sports activities run by 2 entertainers who were amazing. It was surprising that one of them speak at least 5 languages, despite most of guests were from Germany and England. The restaurant can cater even fussy eaters, I saw restaurant manager bringing a big glutenfree dessert to a coeliac guest who was having dinner next to me.