Guest User
August 4, 2023
The hotel is spot on the city centre of Sant Antoni overlooking the central square and the marina. We had lovely views from our balcony , to just sit and chill with a coffee, and watch the buzz after a sunny day. The door magically filtered a lot of the noises from the square. Still, glass emptying, waste collection, drunk Englishmen singing and insane car honking could occur at any time so if noise sensitive maybe another place is to recommend. The beds were soft and comfy. The bathroom was recently refurbished and really neat, with nice products available. No wipers or cotton pads, though. The quest for coffee pod refills was exhausting. Starting off with six pods (3-bed-room) it was reduced to four the next day, zero the third day and fourth day, and every day I had to ask for a top-up which either never took place or I should ask again tomorrow or we were given just two more. After a while, we realised that the blue ones were decaf and only the metal ones were regular coffee. No labels provided. No milk either. Way quicker to go to Burger King for your caffeine boost to avoid internal conflicts dividing one metal pod in three, but truly disappointing! The cleaning was not impressive. I believe the staff did what they could during the few minutes at disposal, but the bed sheets were always wandering around and you couldn’t ask for one minute to properly exit the room. Then they threatened to go home. There is no pool despite info in some hotel booking sites. You could walk to a nearby free pool at Azuline Llevant but it was very noisy due to nearby construction works. You could book a sunbed in Las Mimosas about 2 km away for some hundred euros, but it seemed way too pricey and with a need to spend a certain amount. If staying longer, we would have opted for a day in an agriturismo or just rebooked to another hotel with a pool. The best beaches nearby (walkable) were Cala Gracio and Gracioneta. Boats to Cala Bassa and Comte were nearby.