Best Hotels in Punta Prima
Explore Punta Prima with 6 hotels near iconic landmarks, popular shopping streets, and top dining spots.
Bimbolla Apartaments ★★★
"Everything is very clean and well-stocked. You have everything, utensils, jewelry, and a micro-fridge. However, the bathroom is a bit outdated and the closet has a bit of mold inside. Everything else is super good."
Hotel Xaloc Playa ★★★
"We arrived at hotel late and missed dinner, we were on half board basis, and the hotel had left a cold salad and fruit and water. Very good but at 2am we were very tired more than anything. On being shown to our rooms it was very basic but clean and boy did we need the air conditioning as it was so warm. No fridge in room which did surprise us as it was a hot country and I think they should have provided a small fridge. However you could hire a fridge at 7 euros a day. Next day we checked out location with beach just across road which was perfect. We had a low floor room overlooking the pool perfect for anyone with mobility issues. Bar and restaurant right next door from our rooms. Pool was lovely plus you could play pool in the grounds also a bit of mini golf. All the staff were very friendly and were always willing to help with any issues. My feet swelled with the heat so extra pillows were brought to my room so I can lay with my feet up when I lay down or go to bed. The tv in room only had news channels which were in English rest of channels were all foreign. It was a small tv as well on the wall. Breakfast and dinner was excellent and on or first visit to restaurant Fearan the restaurant manager reserved us a table for the whole two weeks we were there. There were great choices for both breakfast and dinner. You could hire a mobility scooter but a days notice is needed from reception. Car hire is a minimum of three days hire again a days notice needed with reception. Evening entertainment was a bit of a letdown. Just one act staged in the pool area for only an hour from 9.30 three nights a week but our 2nd week entertainment was just for 2 nights. There was nothing else to do in the evenings we got very bored and everything was shut by 11pm so a very quiet resort. There were shops and restaurants nearby just 2mins from hotel but being on half board we had already eaten. There were no bars outside just restaurants. Bus stop right outside just round the corner. The bus gets busy on the 10.30am bus. Standing room only to go to Mahon market which was Tuesdays and Saturdays. Overall being someone who likes a bit of nightlife and is a tv addict I don’t think it suits me but it is a lovely resort for just chilling on beach or by the pool in daytime with an early night ready for the next day sunbathing and chilling. Also take plenty of mosquito repellent. We had a plug in for the room but sitting in lounge most evenings I was bitten so much so also take after bite with you."
Comitas Isla del Aire ★★★
"Our family is incredibly disappointed with how Comitas Isla del Aire handles severe food allergies. This was our first-ever half-board holiday, which we were so excited to share together. Instead, the hotel kitchen flatly refused to accommodate my 20-year-old daughter’s life-threatening fish allergy, claiming they could not guarantee safety, yet they openly claim to accommodate gluten and nut allergies. A severe fish allergy is just as critical as any other. As an "alternative," they forced her onto self-catering, but the apartment kitchen facilities were completely inadequate, consisting of only a basic top hob and a microwave—virtually impossible to cook proper meals for a week. Because of this, even though she tried to join us in the dining room with her own pre-prepared food, the whole situation meant she either finished eating long before us or often decided not to come down at all, robbing us of the shared family meals we booked this holiday for. Ironically, the local restaurants along the Punta Prima beach front and in Mahón were outstanding. Unlike this major hotel, every local restaurant provided clear allergy menus and immediately confirmed safety details, such as ensuring chips were not fried in the same oil as fish. To make matters worse, the Head of Reception, Verónica, cornered us after breakfast to complain about the hotel's "expenses" in providing basic utensils, and promised to speak to her higher manager about a goodwill gesture for the stress caused. She never bothered to follow up or speak to us again before we checked out on Sunday 22nd. Avoid this hotel if you have severe medical allergy needs—they lack the empathy, facilities, and competence to handle them."
Insotel Punta Prima Prestige Suites & Spa ★★★★★
"Had an amazing week here. The staff were amazing especially Francis, Natividad and Echedy. Lovely breakfast in a calm relaxing environment, beautiful pool area. Apartment was huge! Only complaint was the price of the drinks by the pool."
Seth Punta Prima ★★★★
"Absolutely spotlessly clean every where. Food good quality but a little bland tasting. Lots to do for families but a little busy if you like peace and quiet. Had an issue with a broken kettle in the room which was sorted and replaced within the hour. Overall a great place to stay with lots to do friendly staff and very very clean. Thanks for a great holiday."
Insotel Punta Prima Resort ★★★★★
"Location is great. Close walk to the beach and a few restaurants. Quick transfer from airport. The hotel grounds are lovely, really well kept. The staff are friendly and I thought the food was fine, just what I expected for an all inclusive. The downside for me was the ants in our room. Crawling all over the kitchen table, on the floor and in the bathroom. We have a one year old who we couldn’t even let crawl around the room because of this. I reported it to reception and housekeeping turned up and handed me a can of ant spray for me to do myself. I was told by guest relations that this would work for a few days then I’d need to spray again. And to stay out of the room for 4 hours after. Not ideal with a baby who needs naps. Really disgusting. Dead ants then all over the floor in the room and on the balcony - left there when our room was cleaned too. This was a huge downside for me and means I’ll never return to this resort. Such a shame."
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More Information About Punta Prima Hotels
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Number of reviews |
328 |
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Total properties |
6 |
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Weekday Avg. Price |
£183 |
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£185 |
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Trending hotel |
Bimbolla Apartaments |
FAQ – Hotels in Punta Prima
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What is the average price of a hotel in Punta Prima this weekend?
According to the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Punta Prima this weekend is £162 per night. For a 4-star hotel, the average cost is £228 per night. If you're looking for a luxury experience, 5-star hotels in Punta Prima this weekend typically cost £197 per night.
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How much do hotels in Punta Prima cost per night on weekdays?
Based on the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Punta Prima during weekdays is £154 per night. For a 4-star hotel, you can expect to pay around £224 per night. If you're seeking a luxury stay, 5-star hotels in Punta Prima generally cost £206 per night on weekdays.
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What are some of the best hotels in Punta Prima?
The most popular Punta Prima hotels for your stay: Bimbolla Apartaments (from £53), Hotel Xaloc Playa (from £61) and Insotel Punta Prima Prestige Suites & Spa (from £136) are the preferred hotels.
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Which hotels in Punta Prima are worth visiting for their spa experience?
Feel tired from travelling? Insotel Punta Prima Prestige Suites & Spa (from £136), Seth Punta Prima (from £82) and Insotel Punta Prima Resort (from £198) provide highly rated spa services.
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Which hotels in Punta Prima have swimming pools?
Bimbolla Apartaments (from £53), Hotel Xaloc Playa (from £61) and Insotel Punta Prima Prestige Suites & Spa (from £136) are hotels with swimming pools. Stay at any of these hotels to enjoy a swimming pool!
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What hotels in Punta Prima offer an especially good breakfast ?
Insotel Punta Prima Prestige Suites & Spa (from £136),Insotel Punta Prima Resort (from £198) and Seth Punta Prima (from £82) provide high-quality breakfast. Start your day with a delicious breakfast!
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