2026 Pollensa Travel Guide: must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transport & travel experiences (updated in September)

⛰️ Cape Formentor is the northernmost and most scenic point on Mallorca—a narrow, rocky peninsula stretching about 20 kilometers. The scenery here is a breathtaking blend of sheer cliffs, the turquoise Mediterranean Sea, and lush pine forests. Mallorca is the largest of Spain's Balearic Islands. ⛰️ Viewpoints: The most famous is Mirador de Es Colomer, perched over 200 meters above sea level. It offers stunning views of the rugged cliffs and the rocky islet of El Colomer jutting out from the waves. ⛰️ Formentor Lighthouse (Cap de Formentor): A historic lighthouse built in 1892, standing about 30 meters tall. It marks the very tip of the peninsula and is accessible via a famously winding mountain road. ⛰️ Formentor Beach (Platja de Formentor): A serene sandy beach with crystal-clear water and dense pine trees, perfect for swimming and relaxation. Nearby is the legendary, historic Barceló Formentor hotel, which has hosted numerous celebrities over the decades. ⛰️ The serpentine road on the cape was designed by the renowned engineer Antonio Parietti in the 20th century. The road is notoriously narrow, with sharp hairpins and dramatic drops. During the summer, private vehicle access to the lighthouse is typically restricted during the day (special shuttle buses operate for tourists to prevent traffic jams). The best time for a trip is early morning or evening, when you can catch a spectacular sunset without the heavy crowds. travel nature travel

1. 🏛 Palma de Mallorca The island's capital and the best place for culture, architecture, shopping and restaurants. Don't miss the Cathedral, Almudaina Palace and Bellver Castle. Best for: ⭐️ First-time visitors, couples, nightlife 2. 🌿 Valldemossa One of Mallorca's most beautiful mountain villages, surrounded by the Serra de Tramuntana. Its stone streets and historic monastery make it especially romantic. Best for: ❤️ Romance, photography, peaceful atmosphere 3. 🚂 Sóller & Port de Sóller A charming mountain town famous for its historic wooden train, orange groves and access to the sea. Best for: 🚂 Scenic trips, beaches, restaurants 4. 🏖 Alcúdia A beautiful historic town in northern Mallorca, close to some of the island's best beaches and coves. Best for: 🏖 Beach + old town + families 5. 🌊 Cap de Formentor One of Mallorca's most spectacular landscapes, with dramatic cliffs, Mediterranean views and the famous lighthouse. The northern tip is ideal for a scenic road trip. Best for: 📸 Views, sunset, road trips ⭐️ My ranking 1. Palma – best overall 2. Valldemossa – most romantic 3. Sóller – most charming 4. Cap de Formentor – best scenery 5. Alcúdia – best beach + history If you have 3–4 days, I'd combine Palma + Valldemossa + Sóller + Formentor. #travel #spain #mallorca #couplestrip #familytravel #naturalwonders #thingstodo #citydaytours #localfood #luxurytravel #museums #испания #путешествие

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Mallorca is where the Mediterranean feels almost unreal—turquoise coves, rugged mountains, charming stone villages, golden beaches, and beautiful coastal roads all coming together on one spectacular island. 🌴☀️ From the historic streets of Palma de Mallorca to the dramatic cliffs of the Serra de Tramuntana, every corner offers a different side of the island. Wander through Palma’s old town, admire the magnificent Cathedral of Mallorca, then escape toward the mountains for breathtaking viewpoints and traditional villages such as Valldemossa, Deià, and Sóller. 🏛️⛰️ The coastline is the real showstopper. Discover hidden coves with crystal-clear water, relax on Mediterranean beaches, or explore scenic spots around Cala d’Or, Cala Mondragó, Port de Sóller, and Cap de Formentor. For unforgettable scenery, the winding roads through the Tramuntana mountains are a journey in themselves. 🚗🌅 Mallorca is also perfect for slow travel—long lunches, local seafood, quiet village streets, sunset walks, and evenings beside the sea. 🌿🍋🍷 ✨ Don't miss: 📍 Palma de Mallorca 📍 Serra de Tramuntana 📍 Valldemossa 📍 Deià 📍 Sóller & Port de Sóller 📍 Cap de Formentor 📍 Cala Mondragó 📍 Cala d’Or Whether you're looking for beaches, nature, culture, photography, or simply a beautiful Mediterranean escape, Mallorca has a little bit of everything. 🇪🇸💙 #Mallorca #Spain #IslasBaleares #BalearicIslands #VisitMallorca #MallorcaTravel #Mediterranean #SpainTravel #PalmaDeMallorca #SerraDeTramuntana #TravelInspiration #BeautifulDestinations #EuropeTravel #IslandLife

After searching for half a year for European retro photo spots, I was finally completely captivated by these islands scattered across the blue sea. No crowded tour groups here. Old buildings are covered in flowering vines, cobblestone streets are polished smooth by time, and the breeze is filled with the romance of days gone by. I've put together a practical guide for exploring and photographing each one. If you're planning to go, save this now👇 ✨Capri 💡Highlights ▫️Capri Town: Creamy white and goose-yellow retro villas line the cobblestone alleys, with bougainvillea hanging from wrought-iron balconies. Just standing at the corner of an alley and snapping a photo feels like a scene from an old Southern European movie. ▫️Gardens of Augustus: An ancient Roman garden on a cliffside. Look down to see the Faraglioni sea stacks. In the evening, the warm light falling on the weathered stone pillars creates an incredibly retro atmosphere. ▫️Blue Grotto: The seawater glows with a translucent sapphire light. The old boatmen at the entrance often sing Italian folk songs. The light and shadows captured while boating into the cave come with a natural soft-focus retro filter. 🗓️Itinerary Suggest 1–2 days for a leisurely visit. Take the ferry to the island in the morning, wander through the narrow alleys of the town, and stop by roadside lemon stands for atmospheric photos. Have lunch at a family-run shop in town. In the afternoon, head to the Gardens of Augustus to wait for the soft light before sunset, and catch a view of the sea stacks along the way. Visit the Blue Grotto on the second morning when the light is clearest. After that, you can explore the old wineries in the Anacapri area before taking the boat off the island in the evening. 🍝Food recommendations Freshly baked Margherita pizza with a thin crust and generous toppings, and lemon sorbet that's sweet, tart, and refreshing. Before you leave, pick up a bottle of local limoncello. ⚠️Travel tips The Blue Grotto is highly weather-dependent and will close if the waves are rough; ask your guesthouse host about the daily status upon arrival. The town's cobblestone streets are slippery, so avoid high heels and wear soft-soled flat shoes. Prices on the island are high; buy bottled water and snacks at the pier supermarket in advance. ✨Hvar 💡Highlights ▫️Hvar Old Town: Medieval stone walls enclose the entire old town, with red-roofed stone houses spreading along the hillside. St. Stephen's Cathedral in the main square features Renaissance carvings, making it perfect for retro European-style photos. ▫️Spanish Fortress: Climb to the old fortress at the top of the hill for a panoramic view of the old town and the Pakleni Islands across the water. The crumbling walls against the blue sea evoke a profound sense of history. ▫️Inland lavender fields: The slopes are covered in lavender. During the blooming season in June–July, the purple waves seem to connect with the sea. Old stone houses hidden among the flower fields are perfect for French retro-style photos. 🗓️Itinerary Suggest 2 days. Take the ferry to the island on the first morning, then explore the narrow alleys of the old town, the main square, and the old church. In the afternoon, climb the Spanish Fortress to wait for the sunset, and relax at the cliffside bar below the fortress in the evening. On the second morning, visit the inland lavender fields and stop by century-old vineyards along the way. In the afternoon, rent a scooter to cruise slowly along the coastal road, stopping whenever you find a nice viewpoint. 🍝Food recommendations Squid ink risotto is savory and fragrant, and the charcoal-grilled fresh fish is tender and not fishy. Local lavender honey with artisanal bread is a unique treat, and it's wonderful paired with a glass of white wine. ⚠️Travel tips The summer midday sun is very strong, so bring a sun hat and sunglasses, and try to go out in the morning or evening. The old town's cobblestone streets are very smooth and especially slippery after rain, so watch your step. You need a translated driver's license to rent a scooter, so have it ready in advance for peace of mind. ✨Mallorca 💡Highlights ▫️Palma Old Town: The Gothic cathedral sits right by the coastline. The earthy-yellow stone alleys are filled with retro handicraft shops, and balconies are overflowing with geraniums. It's easy to take warm-toned retro photos here. ▫️Valldemossa: A stone town nestled in a mountain valley. Beige old houses with dark brown wooden windows and vintage cast-iron street lamps line the roads. Chopin once lived here, and the alleys are filled with a slow-paced, artistic vibe. ▫️Cap de Formentor: A century-old lighthouse stands on the cliff edge, with the gradient-blue Mediterranean Sea below. The winding mountain roads are lined with olive trees, making it perfect for retro road-trip style photos. 🗓️Itinerary 2–3 days is the perfect pace. Spend the first day exploring Palma Old Town, and head to the seaside in the afternoon to wait for the sunset over the cathedral. On the second day, take a bus to Valldemossa, wander slowly through the alleys and the old church, and if you get tired, find a street-side café to sit for the afternoon. On the third day, rent a car to drive to Cap de Formentor, stopping along the way to take photos and visiting small seaside fishing villages. 🍝Food recommendations Traditional paella is rich and flavorful, charcoal-grilled squid is chewy and tender, and the local almond cake is sweet but not cloying. Remember to try a glass of sangria. ⚠️Travel tips Local schedules are late; most shops close for a siesta between 2:00–5:00 PM, so plan accordingly. The town alleys are extremely narrow, so driving in is not recommended; it's more convenient to park outside the town and walk. It's windy by the sea, so remember to bring a light jacket if you're wearing a long dress, as it gets chilly in the evening. ✨Madeira 💡Highlights ▫️Funchal Old Town: The old town is paved with black and white cobblestones, and colorful houses are stacked along the hillside. The wooden doors are painted with retro designs, and old-fashioned flower carts sell tropical flowers by the roadside. Photos here look like Southern European pictorials from the last century. ▫️Monte Palace Tropical Garden: A century-old retro garden on the mountaintop. Old paths decorated with tile murals wind through the greenery, and red-roofed, white-walled old buildings are hidden in the dense forest, creating a full retro courtly atmosphere. ▫️Câmara de Lobos: A colorful fishing village on the cliffside. Old fishing boats sit quietly in the harbor, and stone walls are covered in bougainvillea. At sunrise, the warm light falls on the colorful walls, creating an incredibly atmospheric scene. 🗓️Itinerary 2 days is enough. On the first morning, explore Funchal Old Town and take the retro cable car up the mountain to the Monte Palace Tropical Garden. After exploring the garden in the afternoon, you can experience the traditional wicker toboggan ride down the mountain for a fun experience. On the second day, head to Câmara de Lobos and wake up early to photograph the sunrise over the fishing village. In the afternoon, explore the old fishing village market, and wait for the sunset by the sea in the evening. 🍝Food recommendations Charcoal-grilled fresh fish skewers are crispy on the outside and tender on the inside. Madeira wine is rich and aromatic, and the local honey cake is a classic flavor passed down for generations. ⚠️Travel tips The island has many hills and stone steps, so wear comfortable sneakers and avoid hard-soled shoes. The wicker toboggan ride is a local specialty; confirm the price with the operator before riding. There are many mosquitoes in the tropical garden, so remember to bring mosquito repellent. These islands haven't been overdeveloped. Wandering slowly along the polished cobblestone streets feels like turning a corner and stepping into the slow-paced romance of the last century. If you love retro styles and enjoy the relaxed vibe of island life, you should really visit them one by one.

I took some time to reflect on this review. Unfortunately, my room initially had cockroaches, which was disappointing. Still, considering the climate and the gap in the door, it was somewhat understandable. Management quickly resolved the issue, moving me to another room immediately. Others in my group staying at different hotels experienced the same, as it seems this year they've been more prevalent. That said, this didn't diminish the hotel's beauty. The buildings, pools, rooms, food, and staff are outstanding, making it feel like a real treat. The pools are breathtaking, and the service is truly exceptional. Every staff member I interacted with was delightful. The staff here truly make the place shine. They're attentive, kind, and go above and beyond, reflecting the 5-star rating perfectly. The resort itself is lovely. While it may not match the charm of North Majorca, like Pollensa Bay, it was absolutely worth the trip and perhaps even warrants a return visit. Thank you!

We’ve just returned from our latest trip to Pollensa Park and Spa, marking our fourth visit to this hotel, and it only gets better each time. The hotel now features a mascot, Boti the duck, who appears regularly throughout the week—a huge hit with our 4- and 9-year-old children. The entertainment team is remarkable. Special thanks go to Giuseppe and Lety, whose energy and happiness truly enhanced our experience. When my daughter hurt herself one evening, Giuseppe went above and beyond to comfort her, engaging her with Spanish games to take her mind off it. The team’s use of the same songs to start and end each day was an excellent touch. The splash park and slides are fantastic, supervised by attentive lifeguards at both pools. The park has been updated to include a new 1-meter-high obstacle course, which was a big hit with the kids. The bar staff were excellent, with Miguel and Jago deserving particular recognition. We enjoyed every minute of our stay so much that we’ve already booked again for next year!

Our family visit for my mother's 80th birthday, involving 10 of us across 5 rooms, was truly special. Most importantly, Mum felt it was the best hotel she’d ever stayed in. 🥰 Pros: The rooms are incredibly well-equipped with plenty of storage and very spacious. The beds are extremely comfortable and the location is excellent. The pool is stunning, and having the swimming pool is a wonderful bonus. Breakfast was amazing. We were in room 204 with a partial sea view if you squint. 🤣 Only a 5-minute walk to a fantastic beach, where €21 gets you two sunbeds and an umbrella. Cons: The bar closes at 11. The shower had weak water pressure. Our room felt dark due to its duplex format. While the restaurant staff were quite surly, they were still efficient. Visiting in late September, it was clear there weren't enough sunbeds available, as they were always crowded. Despite the few drawbacks, we'd all return here in a heartbeat!

Overall, this is a fantastic four-star hotel. We stayed full board, and the food was superb, especially at breakfast and dinner in the main restaurant. Drink prices were quite reasonable. The staff were consistently polite and friendly, contributing to a pleasant experience. We particularly enjoyed the lunchtime ‘terrace,’ which offered a good variety of food. The rooms, as well as the entire hotel, were impeccably clean and meticulously maintained. Attention to detail was impressive—plumped cushions, spotless upholstery, and high-quality napkins all stood out. The spa area was another highlight for us. The entertainment team made a strong effort, presenting a nice range of activities without being overly loud or intrusive. The lifeguard was wonderful with the children, adding to the family-friendly atmosphere. While the hotel is a bit farther from the Port than advertised—it’s about two miles to the center—the frequent buses just outside made it convenient to explore different locations. The reception staff were consistently helpful; for instance, they promptly arranged a car rental for us, and it was ready the next day. We'd like to give special thanks to Josep at reception, the restaurant manager, the lady who handled check-ins at the restaurant, and the gentleman working at the terrace taking orders most days. Their cheerful and proactive attitude, along with the hotel's ample staffing, truly made a difference. It's the little details that create such a memorable experience.

We had a very enjoyable stay and would highly recommend this hotel, particularly for a beach holiday or short break. The hotel itself is spotless, with stylish and classy decor throughout. Everything feels modern, well-maintained, and thoughtfully designed. The reception team was fantastic—very friendly, welcoming, and always ready to assist. There’s a nice little gym and two charming pools—one on the rooftop and another on the ground floor—which were great additions. The location is excellent for the beautiful beach, only a short walk away. If you’re planning to spend time around the marina, it’s about a 15-minute walk, just something to note. This didn’t bother us at all, and with a car, it’s easy to drive to the Pine Walk and save some time. We also noticed plenty of parking available on quieter back streets nearby. Our bedroom was clean and modern. While it was slightly small and somewhat basic, it had everything we needed for a comfortable stay. Breakfast was nicely presented and a pleasant way to start the day. Overall, it’s a lovely hotel with a great atmosphere, fantastic staff, and an ideal beach location. We would definitely recommend it, especially for anyone seeking a relaxing beach holiday or a quick escape.

It's an adult-only hotel. We stayed in a sea-view room. The service was outstanding, with professional staff always eager to assist. Breakfast was fantastic, featuring made-to-order omelettes that were some of the best I've ever tasted. The rooftop with its small pool and breathtaking view was remarkable. The regular pool near the lovely garden was peaceful, and finding a sunbed was never an issue. While the rooms are not very spacious, the terrace was wonderful.

We had a wonderful stay in this beautiful hotel surrounded by a stunning setting. The staff were exceptionally helpful and friendly, with special thanks to Fran and Tom, who were always cheerful and welcoming. The valet parking service was incredibly convenient, and the staff diligently prepared our car for us every day just outside the reception area. The spa was a highlight—my partner said it was the best massage she had ever experienced, so thank you, Diego! We opted for a B&B plan, and the breakfasts were delightful. The snack bar offered excellent quality food, and we dined there several times. Renting a car turned out to be a great decision, as the nearby restaurant options were limited within walking distance. Instead, we drove to Port de Pollença and Pollenca old town for a wider variety, which worked out perfectly. There’s also plenty to explore within a 20-25 minute drive from the hotel. Cala San Vicenç is a picturesque spot, and we thoroughly enjoyed taking in the view from our balcony, paddleboarding (15 euros per hour), and swimming in the serene bay early in the morning before the crowds arrived. While the beach does get very busy after 10:30 am, we never struggled to find sunbeds around the lovely pool area. The hotel is also a great base for exploring nearby walking routes, and we’d like to return during cooler weather to fully enjoy them. For a quiet and relaxing getaway, this hotel is fantastic. However, for those seeking nightlife or more lively entertainment, we’d recommend hiring a car to explore the nearby towns. Thank you, Grupotel Molins! We’re looking forward to coming back.

What a wonderful place—deliciously warm water, not to mention the food, which is amazing. They even have açaí there.

We visited the winery this Monday, opting for a tour with tastings and product sampling. While the tour was conducted in English, the guide kindly offered to translate (though we didn’t need it since we understood perfectly). It lasted about 2 hours, including a visit to the vineyards, local anecdotes, and a tasting of gin crafted by the winery itself. The experience was thoroughly enjoyable. The guide deserves a perfect 10!

The most beautiful beach in Mallorca without a doubt, with crystal-clear, turquoise water, perfect for snorkeling. Plenty of fish, even near the shore, and the water temperature is just ideal. Truly a paradise. Don’t bother with the sunbeds, though — €80 for two sunbeds with an umbrella. However, the Italian restaurant there is absolutely marvelous.

The day we went, the sea was pretty choppy, but the boat ride was still great fun! We took the Catamaran tour around Pollensa, which included multiple stops at sea, a delightful lunch, and some drinks. All in all, it was a fantastic day out. Although we couldn’t stop at the beach because the coast guard advised against it due to the weather, the organizer was very apologetic. The scenery was stunning. At about 5 hours in duration, it was definitely good value for money and engaging throughout.

We really enjoyed the Buggy Tour 3. The four of us—two adults and two kids—traveled in one buggy. Our guide, Oleg, took us along back roads to Pollenca, then into the Tramuntana Mountains, and onwards.

We’ve just returned from an amazing 7-day stay at this hotel. Traveling as a group of four adults and three children, we found the hotel to be truly fantastic! The rooms were all clean and well-maintained. We stayed in a bed & breakfast arrangement, while our friends opted for self-catering. Their room was spacious and included a small kitchenette, whereas our smaller junior suite lacked one—likely due to our meal plan—but it still had two large beds, a nice bathroom, and was spotless. The air conditioning was perfect and very much appreciated. Our room overlooked the children’s pool, which was a major plus! Overall, the complex is impressive: · **Food** was fantastic. · **Rooms** were very good. · **Kids club** was excellent. · **Pools** were great, with plenty of sunbeds available at the kids’ pool. We didn’t visit the main pool, but it appeared quite busy. There’s also a quiet pool with a baby pool that offers many sunbeds. Every member of the staff was absolutely stellar. We experienced a medical emergency during our stay, and the staff couldn’t have been more helpful—they were incredible! The entertainment for kids was fantastic, featuring a kids’ disco every evening followed by live acts or another disco. If there’s one minor downside, it’s that the music ends at 10:30 pm. While understandable due to nearby rooms, it can put a damper on the mood when you’re enjoying yourself. The hotel is ideally located if you’re seeking a quieter setting. Porta Pollencia is just a 10-minute bus ride away, with the bus stop conveniently outside the hotel. Alcudia is another 10-minute journey by taxi. We also visited Pollencia Old Town by bus, which took about 15 minutes—and it was lovely! The hotel food deserves praise, offering a great selection for breakfast and dinner, with a special dish featured daily. In conclusion, we’re definitely planning to return. If you’re looking for a hotel situated in the heart of a bustling town, this might not be the one for you. However, if you seek a wonderful family-friendly hotel with outstanding staff and plenty of activities for kids—such as pizza-making, pony rides, mini discos, arts and crafts—this is the perfect choice. Thank you to everyone for making our stay unforgettable! 💓

Over the past 16 years, we've visited several Cabot resorts, and this marked our third stay at the Romantic Hotel. The fact that we've chosen to return three times says a lot, especially since I can be quite selective about holidays! During our 14-night stay, we felt warmly welcomed from the start. The reception staff were polite and kind, and our room provided a stunning view from the front balcony, overlooking the seafront and beyond. The breakfast options were excellent, with a wide variety of continental and traditional English dishes to suit all tastes. Since our last visit, we noticed that the beachside bar and restaurants had undergone a lovely upgrade, which enhanced our overall experience. While our room itself hadn’t changed as much, it remained comfortable and was impeccably clean and tidy throughout our stay. The staff were truly exceptional — professional, friendly, and always cheerful. Special thanks to Ana, Angel, and the rest of the amazing team. I wish I could recall everyone's names because every member contributed to making our stay so delightful. A particular shoutout goes to the lady who cleaned our room. I regret not remembering her name, but her meticulous care and effort in keeping our space spotless and inviting every day made a significant impact. In summary, the team at the Romantic Hotel is outstanding and a true asset to the property. We're incredibly grateful to everyone for making our 14-night stay such a special and enjoyable experience. This place has become a favorite of ours, and we’re certain to return again.

The place is lovely, featuring a fantastic swimming pool and apartment equipped with everything you need. We stayed for 4 nights, and the amenities were perfect for our needs. The Spar next door offers reasonable prices and has an in-store bakery, which was very convenient. The port center is slightly farther than we hoped, especially in 36° heat, but it’s manageable if you plan to do a bigger shop, visit the Wednesday market, or grab Burger King for teens. The Swing restaurant located nearby is gorgeous, as is Embra Opp. by the beach. The hotel is popular with families and locals, and I’d highly recommend it. Rooms are cleaned every two days, and fresh towels are provided. While the pull-out double bed worked well for our teenager, it occupies a lot of space, so we had to put it away each day.

You should go very early if you're driving, as the road has limited access from 10:00 to 22:00 and there’s a barrier! Arriving early also lets you enjoy the beach while it’s nearly empty, and it’s truly a breathtaking scene. It feels like being in the Caribbean or even better! One of the best beaches I’ve ever seen. There are public restrooms right next to the restaurant and showers, all super clean!

Our family of seven adults was fortunate to book a last-minute sunset cruise with Julio and Jesus. On our final night in Mallorca, this experience became the highlight of our trip. We admired stunning private cliffside homes and swam in a gorgeous bay near the Four Seasons. We brought our own refreshments and enjoyed a magical return under the stars. The boat was spacious, comfortable, and provided ample shade. Julio and Jesus were incredibly friendly, accommodating, and fun, making the trip truly special. We feel like we've made lifelong friends in Mallorca and can’t wait to return for Julio's wedding! 😜

The resort enjoys a great location, just a short bus ride away from Alcudia and Pollenca. The setting is picturesque, featuring bungalow-style villas surrounded by ponds and gardens, with a central pool offering plenty of sun beds and a serene view of palm trees. The food was fantastic, with excellent buffet options and an all-inclusive selection at the poolside café bar. The café bar staff had great attitudes, and Hector, the man in the buggy, deserves special recognition. He was always friendly and polite, truly a credit to the hotel. Unfortunately, the same can’t be said for the check-in staff, who were mostly unhelpful and failed to provide even basic service. We had an issue with our family room lacking air conditioning despite the nearly 40°C heat. Although the issue was eventually resolved, the check-in staff made me feel embarrassed in front of my family and other guests, treating my concerns as trivial. My daughter could’ve been unwell if I hadn’t insisted on getting a room with functioning air conditioning. That being said, the resort still offers great amenities like lovely pools and a relaxing atmosphere with thoughtful touches. A couple of tips: put the "make my room" tab on the door for cleaning and don’t forget mosquito repellent—we didn’t get a single bite thanks to using spray every night. The location, set on the edge of a stunning nature reserve, is breathtaking. We spotted pink flamingos flying by and enjoyed the dark skies filled with stars in the evening. Despite being a bit pricey, the overall experience was lovely. If the check-in process had been improved, it would have been outstanding.

Our well-traveled family, accustomed to 4 and 5-star resorts, cruising, and trips to Italy, was seriously impressed by this calm and friendly hotel. Trust me, it’s well worth the taxi ride. We’ll definitely be returning! (Family: Mum, Dad, 15-year-old boy, 10-year-old girl.) We stayed in a mountain view room for a quieter experience instead of the ground floor poolside option, which is great for families with babies (baby facilities available for request). Music stops at 10:30 p.m., but it's loud, so take earplugs if you're a light sleeper. The large pool has a shallow section and a baby pool. A swim chair for babies is helpful since the baby pool is about two feet deep. Recycled float devices are available, so no need to pack extras. The on-site shop offers bakery items, affordable beer, and water for just 50p. Lunch at the cafe is delightful, with reasonably priced drinks and €7 cocktails for self-caterers. On an evening, I recommend trying the Bramble—it’s amazing, thanks to the hardworking, skilled bartenders. The cleaning staff deserves high praise—everywhere is spotless. The rooms feature memory foam beds with pristine sheets. Kids slept on a large sofa bed, but note that the big gaps in the sofa bed can be hazardous for toddlers, so padding might be necessary. In 15 years of travel, no perfect sofa bed has been found – but that’s no one’s fault! The restaurant food is outstanding—some of the best we’ve had, and we’ve been on 5-star cruises. Exceptional service and an incredibly talented head chef; we even told him so. The butter machine is a quirky touch. Fresh fruit is perfect—no mushy or bruised pieces. If you dine there, bring a bottle for the kids’ drinks and enjoy the added ice bucket. Coffee is excellent, even for a self-proclaimed coffee snob. Bathrooms were clean with good showers, though minor wear and tear like loose mirrors could use attention—but that’s just nitpicking. The air conditioning was blissful, and along with the comfy beds and luxurious pillows, I slept like a baby. Don’t forget those earplugs if you're sensitive to sound! Parents: Check out the spa for a 20-minute escape. Use it as an opportunity to trade off relaxing moments. Trust me, let mum go first! For dining out, download the taxi app and take a trip to Pollenca. The markets are wonderful for exploring, and our favorite dinner experience was capped with 6 p.m. cocktails at Boney Bar – don’t miss the fun disco toilet!

We’ve just returned from our second stay at Club del Sol in Mallorca and had another fantastic week! We stayed as a family of five, including grandparents and our 3-year-old, and everything was perfect. The hotel was impeccably clean, the rooms were roomy, and the food was exceptional — fresh, varied, and delicious. The staff were all incredibly friendly and welcoming, with a special shoutout to Amanda in the restaurant. She was so sweet with our daughter, who adored seeing her each day! Our little one especially enjoyed the pools and the evening mini disco, which was a definite highlight for her. It was a wonderful family holiday, and we’d gladly return in the future!

The hotel stands out for its prime beachfront location. The interior, with its bright and welcoming tones, sets the perfect vacation mood right away. The staff is very friendly and provides excellent service across all areas—from the reception to the bar and breakfast team, and even the housekeeping staff, all were helpful and kind. Breakfast is consistently restocked discreetly, always fresh and abundant. The bar and lunch snack options offer plenty of variety for everyone. We were thoroughly pleased with the location, amenities, and staff, which made for a truly enjoyable vacation. The air conditioning in the rooms is excellent, maintaining a pleasant temperature without drafts or noise. The beds are also very comfortable. The rooftop "pool" is quite small and doesn't fully deserve the name, while the pool behind the house lacks charm and feels overly warm due to its enclosed surroundings. However, the hotel's direct beach access is a major plus, allowing easy use of the beach loungers and refreshing swims in the sea.

We had the most amazing stay at Hoposa Pollentia and truly couldn’t fault a thing. The hotel is stunning, perfectly located right on the seafront with beautiful views, and has such a lovely, relaxed atmosphere. The staff made our stay even more special — everyone was so welcoming, friendly, and attentive throughout our holiday. A special shoutout goes to Eli in the breakfast area, who was fantastic. She greeted us warmly every morning, always with a smile, and was incredibly helpful. She’s a real credit to the hotel and made our mornings delightful. Breakfast offered plenty of choice, the hotel was spotless, and the entire experience felt relaxing and special from start to finish. We were genuinely sad to leave and would highly recommend Hoposa Pollentia to anyone visiting Puerto Pollença. We’d absolutely stay again. Thank you to the whole team for such a wonderful stay! 🤍

Location was excellent, less than 100 meters from the beach. We could relax on our pool loungers and easily head over to the beach for a swim—truly the best of both worlds. The vibe around the hotel was calm and chilled, and nothing felt like too much trouble. The rooms were clean and spacious. This year, we booked separate rooms from the kids, which allowed us to be on the same floor but with two rooms apart. Christina was amazing, arranging to move our rooms upon arrival to ease my mind since the kids are teenagers. Our rooms faced the beach, which was ideal 😍. The noise level was minimal, and the walk to town filled with restaurants and shops was just 15 minutes away. We found it to be great value, booking a package deal through easyJet holidays on a half-board basis. The food was lovely, and breakfast ended up being the kids' favorite meal. Additionally, we hired a car for a few days to explore towns and visit cliffs for snorkeling.