Worst service I've ever gotten from a hotel in my entire life. We arrived at 1 am after a 5 hour…read moreferry ride to check in to the hotel. Only to find that the receptionist raised our booking price 600 euros and had changed the reservation from two ocean view rooms to one. We showed her the price on our phone showing her the amount we booked it for and she refused to acknowledge anything we were showing her. The moment she saw that we were American and had American passports they repeated over and over again the price they were giving us. We said okay well sleep here for the night and see where we could change our hotel to the next day. She said that's impossible and that we had to pay upfront the entire amount and threatened to call the police on us. She then tried to withhold our passports and was hostile and aggressive towards us until we left. DO NOT STAY THERE.

After climbing all morning nearby, I met up with some friends who were not climbing. There were…read morefour adult women, two well behaved eight-year-old women, and one small well behaved dog. We went to dine at hotel Coronado and we're completely ignored. We were given one menu. Even after I went into use the bathroom and said hello and make contact with two other restaurant employees, and then tripped and fell ass over teakettle on my way back to the table, the woman from the kitchen came out and asked if I needed a doctor, I said I only needed ice which she promptly brought to me but the waiter did nothing but scowl and act very cross. I asked if we could get water and my friends asked for additional menus but the waiter said that one menu was enough for our group. We were appalled. The waiter did not seem to even want to take our order much less bring us additional menus. So, we left and went across the street to the other hotel patio which had an equally fantastic view and stellar service.

Staying here was a pleasant surprise. There are some shortcomings but a great deal for our family…read moreof 5. Two rooms of course. The location is phenomenal. The beach across the street is t a big deal in fact most hotels, even some 5 star hotels are across the street from the beach because the beach is public here. We stayed in the apartments which is great for families. The breakfast is great because the choices are many and the cost is more than comparable. And you don't even go out. The hotel has parking if you rent a car. The pool is nice and they have a restaurant near the pool With a bar. The staff at the bar and the regular restaurant and particularly the front desk are extremely nice. Specially Aurelie. The housekeeping is great and leave your room smelling like a Forrest of flowers. The dinner was also great. I found it to be good in price as well as varied in options and great in taste. They have a small golf put put and ping pong tables. They have a spa. The rooms are super spacious in the apartments. By the way the staff not only spoke Spanish but fluent English and I heard them speak in French. I also heard some German- this is filled with Germans. It's close for them. The cons: the elevators are crappy small! No really ridiculous.there is no valet and They have no luggage carts at All! Really! The close the pool Early in evening and the outside bathrooms and showers so when you come back from the beach and are sandy you tread through the hotel and to your room! That's just dumb. Everything has a deposit. In cash. So if you want beach towels the there's a deposit. If you want ping pong or golf there is a deposit. The dinner is 25 euros but drinks cost extra. Really even water. That's just whatever. Either you have an all included or not. Super quiet. No noise all views look nice. I didn't give this place 5 stars because of stupid stuff they can easily fix. Get some luggage carts. Don't close the bathrooms and the showers at the pool till at least 9 pm. Don't charge for water or at least include one water bottle per person with dinner. Charge the deposits if you must to the rooms. People don't like walking around with wads of cash anymore. Super simple.

Busy marina & dock in the modern new city of Mallorca. Remnants of towers standing at port. They…read morewere four huge cruise ships at port today with over 10,000 visitors and unless tour bus is coming through.

Mallorca was not my most favorite of beach destinations, but the Playa Golf was a nice hotel that…read moremade up for the shortcomings of it's surrounding neighborhood. If you're headed to Mallorca, be prepared to feel like you're in Germany... on the beach. Everyone speaks German, the food is German, the music is German-- there's very little about it that's Spanish. Luckily, they spoke great English at Playa Golf and we were well taken care of. We didn't splurge on a room with a view, but considering how little we were in our room I'm glad we didn't. The room was very clean, with a seriously impressive shower and plenty of space. Very basic, but it totally got the job done. The hotel is very well situated right on the beach and near lots of the nightlife, if that's your thing. We opted for our breakfast to be included in our lodging and that was a great choice, as the breakfast buffet was a really impressive spread each morning. Concierge were always very helpful in assisting us with whatever we needed, and they had a few computers with (paid) internet access available if needed. While I wouldn't plan on returning to Mallorca, if I somehow found myself there again I wouldn't hesitate to book at Playa Golf.