Best Area Metropolitana de Mao Hotels

Just returned from a mini break staying at Naranjos.... what a great place with high standards and nothing really not to like (and I am quite fussy!) If you are after a very chilled, relaxing holiday with luxury touches this place is for you. The staff are lovely and helpful, before arrival via email and whilst there. The Naranjos airport transfer service is cheap and easy so no need to involve a third party. The on site supermarket is ideal, although there is a much bigger one 5-10 mins walk away making the self catering element very cost effective. Our two bedroom apartment was also faultless with everything we needed. If you want to see authentic Menorca take a short walk along the coast to Cala Alcaufar (it's a bit rocky, we did it in flip flops but trainers would prob be better)... what a place - stunning! We swam in the sea, had a drink there, and can highly recommend Piccolo Mundo where we stopped and had delicious seafood pizza on the way back. We were recommended tapas and drinks in Es Castell, a 20 euro taxi ride away which was a beautiful evening out. No doubt we will return!

Secluded and quiet area. Direct access to a small beach from the hotel. The area very quiet. We were in a studio equipped with all the necessary comforts to cook in it. Top brand appliances and perfect operation. The bathroom was spacious and the terrace was also spacious. There was no double bed but they put together two beds that served as a large one. They were comfortable.

Great hotel, great location, good service. The hotel is perfectly situated for a short walk to the heart of Mahón (10 min), with a beautiful view of the water. My first floor room had a cute balcony overlooking the water. The hotel was clean and modern with a decent sized room and all the amenities you would need, including a bar, restaurant, spa, pool and fitness room. The front desk staff was very nice and helpful. The breakfast buffet was the only thing I felt was below value. For 27 Euro, while there was a large enough food selection, it was disorganized and not a great experience. They kept running out of food items, plates, utensils, etc. I rather preferred walking to a local bakery for a croissant and coffee. Great overall stay though!

The hotel is in a predominately urban part of the city but still a relatively short walk to the port via the main shopping streets . With its friendly efficient staff we had a large room with a spacious bathroom and a small balcony overlooking the front of the hotel. We had breakfast included and that was fine. The Green Room with its complimentary wine and beer alongside hot and cold drinks combined with a variety of snacks and tapas was a real bonus. Amazingly in this day and age it’s generosity never seemed to be abused by the hotel clientele . The hotels weak point is the pool area. The lovely photo on the web site bares little resemblance at this time of year with the glass enclosures requiring serious cleaning and totally obscuring views of the city . Equally the hot tub at best could be described as tepid. Overall a good hotel that I would be happy to stay at again

Was there 3 nights in May. Had compact but well -designed single room. Great location, new & bright, excellent staff, and wonderful breakfast at 8.5 euros. Google Maps route (Esplanda that becomes Ses Moreres - RT Bastió that becomes Deià that becomes s'Arravaleta - RT Placa del Princep) is a relatively easy walk from the bus terminal with hourly civic buses from the airport. (Excellent airport facilities at Mahón. The public island bus service - pay by cash - is great for all of Menorca!) Unfortunately, no coffee maker in Jume rooms. You can pay a euro for a teabag or instant coffee in the lobby (free cookie!) or take your own tea/coffee, use the lobby kettle & return to your room by the elevator. I used the hotel website to book. I definitely recommend Jume-Urban Rooms.

This hotel was booked for us by our travel agent. It’s only 11 minutes from the airport and located near the center of Mahon and the port. There aren’t any beaches in this immediate location so you’ll either need a car, taxi, or excursion to get to beaches if that’s what you’re looking for. If it’s the only thing you’re looking for, stay in another town where beaches are in walking distance. I’d hate for the area to get a bad review because assumptions were made. It’s got it’s own charm and it should be appreciated. Check-in was easy. Don’t fret when you see the sign to enter the reception area. It says hostal, but the reception area is for both the hostal of the building you walk into and the separate hotel rooms you’ll stay in in another building. Our room was on the first floor. It was a good size, clean, with simple decorations. The bed was comfortable, the water pressure strong, and the hot water was HOT. You shouldn’t have an issue relaxing here and getting a good night’s rest. The breakfast was very good and we loved the B&B feel. You had someone serving you breakfast, coffee, etc. It added a nice personal touch. The room was made daily and they did a phenomenal job. There was no safe in the room, but the area is extremely safe and there are cameras in the lobby area. The area is picturesque. Part of its charm is getting lost in the narrow streets and I advise you do. Menorca sticks to its Spanish roots and traditions so expect it to be very quiet after lunch. Some stores and restaurants even close until dinner time which is pretty late (8:00pm). This was the case when we arrived, but it did give us plenty opportunity for pictures without battling tourists for a “good spot”, lol. There isn’t a “nightlife” here in the traditional sense. Your best bet would be near the boardwalk. You’ll want to stay in another town for that which we were told is the “party area”, but after being in Menorca for a few days we learned the island itself is much slower paced and traditional. We appreciated that since we came from Barcelona where it’s much more crowded and busy. Lastly, parking would’ve been tough and we didn’t rent a car. Having a car would’ve probably made things a little easier and cheaper. We had to go to Fornells which is 25 minutes away for our excursion departures. At the time of writing, it was about 35 euros for a trip there and another 30-35 for the trip back. You can make the decision on if you’d benefit from a car, but for us being here a few days it didn’t make the most sense. All in all, I’d highly recommend this hotel and ended up enjoying the location, slow pace, and relaxing vibes.

We upgraded and stayed in a hotel near La Isla. The rooms are very beautiful, the bathrooms are large, and the location is ideal, very close to the historic city center and the port. You can do everything on foot, and there is free parking nearby. The breakfast is very simple, because we don’t have a buffet because of COVID, and suddenly it’s not so generous, we still enjoy homemade orange juice and quality coffee, but we will eat a little more