I usually don't like minimalist but this hotel gleams and is light and airy. Richard and I spent a…read moreweek here with Thomson holidays after a Mediterranean cruise. Staff usually friendly and I loved the resident bingo that was played most nights outside on the terrace with some quite large prizes for a full house usually over 100 Euros. Nightly entertainment -good music not that rap crap. There are cushioned sofas on the terrace where one can enjoy a cigarette or read a book and many tables for bingo and food and watching the night entertainment. We had a lovely sea-view room with an adequate balcony and some of the balconies below us were larger and had loungers. Modern bedrooms with shower but we had no bath or bidet. Smooth process for check in/out and the pool is of a fairly decent size. Half board with exquisite starters/salads/sauces and gorgeous desserts. For one night during our stay we could use 'Sarah's' (I think that's the name) - an a la carte restaurant on the fifth floor included in the cost of our stay. Very well kept and maintained premises and there is an adults-only chill out area on the top floor where one can lay back and gaze at the stars. I would definitely give this hotel 5 stars!

A great Hotel, spotlessly clean, staff friendly and helpful. Everyone speaks English, they have a…read morevery good entertainment programme. Children are very well catered for, food not too bad on the whole, as with any package hotel, it's a bit samey, but I've had worse, it is a very nice place to stay. Right on the beach too, with a beach bar, umbrellas and beds, they also have 2 great pools, that are clean and safe.

There's so much to love about this place. I loved that there is an adults only pool complete with…read moreplenty of sunbeds and a swim-up pool bar. Children aren't short changed when it comes to swimming facilities and the family swimming pool and area are pretty stunning too. Cocktails and drinks are on the pricey side, but as the entertainment at the piano bar each evening was pretty classy, we didn't mind stumping up a little more for a cocktail or two. The fresh fruit smoothies at the pool bar were just the job for lunchtimes when we were too full from breakfast to eat much, and wanted to save some space for dinner. Drinks in all the bars were accompanied with a bowl of nuts or crisps. We did push the boat out and have a pizza lunch at the al fresco Terrace Bar on one occasion. Its probably the best pizza I've ever had in a hotel. My expectations were well exceeded. The hotel location is just on the edge of Sa Coma with the beach an easy 5 minute stroll, and the beach at Cala Millor about a 20 minute stroll in the other direction. Walking along the roadside paths is safe and easy. Immediately across the road from the hotel is a trail which leads to an old castle on the peninsular between the two resorts. Its a pleasant walk and the views are stunning once you get there. We discovered a cafe alongside the castle which came as a complete surprise. Its as well to take drinks with you in case its shut. We stayed in the most stunning two-roomed junior suite with flat screen tv in both rooms and a fabulous bathroom with deep bathtub and two sinks. Hurray for proper hairdryers! Pool towels were in our room on arrival and there was no deposit or charge for them or for the in-room safe. There was just enough space in the mini bar to store a couple of bottles of water that we replenished daily, and the tea and coffee making facilities were much appreciated. Both our balconies overlooked the gardens, the relatively quiet road and the peninsular nature reserve beyond. It was a pleasant spot to unwind while reading a book, enjoying a cuppa and watching the horse and carriages go back and forth between Sa Coma and Cala Millor. Free wifi was meant to be available throughout the hotel, but in practice it was impossible to log on to it in our room most days even though the signal was strong. I'm guessing the capacity wasn't sufficient for the demand. It was much easier to get a signal at the Piano and Poolside bars and so thats exactly what we did. Just a short stroll away the local bars sold great beer for half the price so we ventured out to them on a regular basis too. While I usually avoid British bars like the plague on holidays it turns out they were the smartest and best bars in the resort and when we visited the staff were all Spanish. The hotel is smart with high-end decor and a relaxed vibe. The staff are sweet and engaging and were always very helpful. The food was attractively presented but didn't always taste as good as it looked, though the fresh fruits, breads and cheeses were always excellent. As a vegetarian I had extra challenges as so many of the dishes were embellished with bits of meat or fish and it wasn't always obvious until I had taken a bite. The main course dishes each evening were rarely suitable for vegetarians so I filled up on side-dishes and salads. This became a little monotonous by day 6 but were were only staying for the week. Meat eaters fared a lot better. Its a five star hotel in almost every way, but I have eaten better in a number of four star hotels. That said, they were in Greece where vegetarians fare better. I would however return to this hotel in a heartbeat and thoroughly recommend it to others.

Visiting this hotel was such a great experience. We didn't stay in a room but attended the jazz…read morefestival where Ken Ford played. The venue was small and intimate and there wasn't a bad seat in the place. The after party in the piano bar was so fun I was sad to leave.