Spa Hotels in Calvia

Stayed at the Portals Hills, for a 5 day break, we were part of a wedding party group. The location was great ! short walk will take you down to the some shops, Restaurants, or the beautiful, Portals further down the hill. The Hotel its self was just luxury, clean, the staff friendly and also on hand to accommodate, breakfast was fresh, healthy, and a good selection. The views stunning, Hotel pool area beautiful. Everything I expected in a boutique hotel. We will defiantly book again.

The location is excellent, the scenery is beautiful, and the service has reached the general five-star standard. The facilities feel slightly renovated, the TV in the room is new, but the overall is still old, but the housekeeping service is very clean every day. The hotel public area facilities are good, the indoor swimming pool is small but well maintained, and the water quality is excellent. The hotel parking fee is 16 euros per day, which is safe and reliable, and is a good option for self-driving.

The hotel is beautiful, and the staff are very friendly. We were offered a welcome drink as soon as we entered, and they meticulously explained all the hotel's facilities and services. The hotel provides a shuttle service to the beach every hour on the hour, with the last one at 5:00 PM. If you prefer to walk, there are about 150 steps down to the beach, where you'll find a convenient beachfront restaurant.

Visiting family on the island during off season.  The Lindner is open year round and a good alternative to the Hilton, where I Usually stay due to status. Hotel is a good location, quiet and service is great. No problem to check in early or check out a little bit later in the office season.  Hotel offers free parking and the breakfast selection is great.  Also great that the breakfast is open till 11am, allowing a later start when not working. 

We were assigned a room at the very end of the corridor, which we only discovered upon reaching our floor. As we didn't experience any discomfort during the first night, we decided against requesting a room change. The view and the restaurant's ambiance were both excellent. While the restaurant was a bit pricey, we mostly ended up eating there because we didn't want to venture out. However, I must express my disappointment with the in-room amenities. The towels were old and worn, the bedding felt coarse, and the hand soap and shampoo bottles looked incredibly cheap. The liquid itself was so thick and glue-like that I dared not use it. On another note, the beach chairs outside the hotel are not complimentary and require a fee to use, as they don't belong to the property.

Hotel Bendinat in Mallorca is one of those rare gems that feels like a home away from home. Having stayed here multiple times over the years, I can confidently say that it offers a perfect blend of understated luxury, Mediterranean charm, and tranquility. The location is simply unbeatable—perched right on the coastline, with stunning views of the turquoise waters of the Bay of Palma. Waking up to the sound of the waves and having breakfast on the terrace overlooking the sea is something I look forward to every time I visit. The hotel’s lush gardens, with their towering palm trees and cozy lounge areas, create an atmosphere of total relaxation. The rooms are elegantly designed in a classic Mediterranean style, with whitewashed walls, wooden accents, and large windows that let in plenty of natural light. Many of them come with private terraces, perfect for unwinding with a glass of wine in the evening. While the décor is timeless, the hotel has managed to maintain a fresh and well-kept feel over the years. One of the highlights of every stay is dining at Las Terrazas de Bendinat, the hotel’s restaurant. Sitting right by the sea, it offers some of the best seafood dishes on the island. Their paella and grilled fish are a must-try, and the service is always warm and attentive. There’s nothing quite like enjoying a long, leisurely lunch with a view of the shimmering water. Another reason I keep coming back is the atmosphere—Hotel Bendinat is peaceful, refined, and never overcrowded. Unlike larger resorts, it maintains a boutique, exclusive feel. Whether you’re lounging by the pool, taking

I really like the room leading directly to a small garden. The weather is very good and the hotel public area is also very beautiful. It seems that there is a door at the end of the large garden that leads directly to the beach. There is a road along the sea for a leisurely walk.

Great hotel on the beach. We had a room in the annex building with a balcony on the sea side. Neat room with nice bathroom. Breakfast was very extensive with a lot of choice. The beach side is beautiful, but it has the disadvantage that many young people can be heard in the early morning who end their night out on the beach. There is nothing the hotel can do about that, but it is useful to know. I suspect it will only be during high season. Swimming pool a bit small but lovely water. Just more than a great hotel. Oh yes: super service downstairs at the reception. The ladies speak 5 languages ​​and are not afraid to arrange anything.

All over it was a good trip. We enjoy a lot but just the last day we faced a water problem in the hotel. There was no water inside ,and the first day at 3am someone was drunk knock to our door, was disturbing us, my husband call the receptionist and they send 2 security guards and they took 5min to handle the situation. Thanks to them.Otherwise, we are satisfied. I highly recommend this hotel. You can relax, admire the beautiful view from the hotel.

My breakfast was included during my stays and as I told them to pack my breakfast because I leave early morning before their breakfast time starts. They promised me they will give us Sandwiches and other related items whereas they give us some unhealthy and bad condition cookies and wafers. I didn't even check because I trust them. But when I saw this, I was shocked and called the hotel number and they replied they didn't know anything about this. How funny!! I was really disappointed.