Stopped here for a cocktail before dinner. It's a lovely little hotel, we had a liter of sangria…read morewhich was good and after that I ordered a mojito, but that could not be further from the truth. Being that I live in Miami, I know exactly what a mojito should taste like and this just wasn't it. It was green and had lots of lime and that's as far as I can go. Long story short... Don't order it. All the other drinks were great and so was the service!!!

A perfect hotel, with lovely pools, lovely rooms, rooftop bar, incredible beds, a lovely staff,…read moregreat food and a block away from the best beach in Mallorca need I say more!? This is the hotel for you, couples, friends, solo trips, it has it all with an amazing gym facilities with sauna and steam this is the best place ever.

I ended up at this hotel after missing my flight. I really liked the room, especially because it…read morehad a deep soaking bathtub. Bathing can be dangerous because the floors are tile with little fall protection support handles The view from my room was beautiful!!! The food here was much better than the Protur La Playa in Sa Coma. The ribs were downright tasty and falling off the bone. They are not accustomed to Americans, however, and the language barrier, even for those who speak some English, is challenging. Next time I'll stay here upon arriving before leaving for Sa Coma and return to stay a night before flying out. The mattress is flat - kinda like a roll away mattress but comfortable enough. Did I mention the food was good?

We visited here earlier this fall. My sister and I dared to travel with her 6 month old son for the…read morefirst time. Finding a hotel with the right amenities proved to be our biggest challenge. We were pleased to find JS Es Corso. While it's important to remember this is not the Ritz Carlton, the accommodation is spacious and the beds are very comfortable. The decor could use updating and the bathrooms definitely could use some TLC but everything worked well and we had a lovely view from our balcony overlooking a plaza and the harbor. The closet and storage space is quite abundant and a mini fridge is provided in the room. The AC worked beautifully, both cooling the room and cutting down the humidity. We requested a cot for the baby and it was waiting in our room when we arrived. We were also able to rent a kettle and use the microwave in the dining room to sterilize the baby's bottles. Being off season now, the hotel didn't seem very crowded and when we went to the pool in the afternoons, there was only a dozen or so other guests there. The beach (Cala Marcal) was gorgeous and only about a 7 minute walk from the hotel. There is a ramp for stroller access. You can rent an umbrella with chairs there for about 12 Euro. Dining was also no problem. Never too crowded no matter what time we went morning or evening. It's a buffet so not all the dishes were hits for me but some were exceptional. I loved the ceviche, tortellini, and pretty much most everything on Asian-theme night. The offerings are fairly extensive so you'll likely find something you enjoy. My sister and I have very different palates and we both found things to make us both happy. (I enjoyed the cava and the sangria.) Last thing I want to say was that the staff was exceedingly friendly and helpful. Especially the dining room staff. Trying to eat with a baby tossing toys down isn't always easy but the staff was right there to help us, whether it be getting a high chair, spending a minute or two making the baby laugh, or grabbing a toy he'd just dropped. These little things matter and were much appreciated. The front desk staff was also very helpful in getting us where we needed to go and offering advice on attractions.