Flawless Service and Relaxing Stay at a Coastal Hotel
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!