Sol Port Sóller

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  Julie Withers★★★★★6 months ago

  Fab location, comfy beds, clean rooms and great views across to the mountains. Lovely outdoor seating area at the front of the hostel.

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  J Stevens★★★★★6 months ago

  Had a great experience here in the smaller room. Everything was clean and comfortable. I really liked the patio out front. Good breakfast. Very good value.

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  Megan Buchanan★★☆☆☆11 months ago

  Good location near the main boardwalk. Other than that it’s a hostel (not a hotel) that I would have gladly paid 20€ a night for in my twenties. Instead I paid 170€ (nearly $200 USD) for an incredibly small room (approx 8ft wide) worlds away from photos advertised. Feeling ripped off kind of killed the buzz for our visit to Port de Soller. We opted to get up and leave town early. More info: - My mom and I had to crawl over the bed or shimmy face first against the curtains (🥴) to get to the restroom. My mom tripped in the process at least once. I would label this place (because of this and the two flights of stairs to reach our room) inaccessible for anyone with any degree of mobility or balance impairment. - The room had no surface space to speak of, meaning our suitcases had to be on the limited space on the floor. Not ideal. - Arrival was confusing to us (something about limited reception staff and a lock box). We walked in to a small room surrounded by closed doors and no sign of a lock box so we decided to walk up the stairs where we ran into a housekeeper (who was very pleasant) but took photos of our passports on her cell phone (which made me uncomfortable) and then handed us a key. I still don’t know how she knew which room we had reserved. -Also not the hotel (hostel’s) fault but the public parking across the street, at least when we arrived, was a big challenge between waiting for a spot to open up and trying to figure out the machines (to pay 7.5€) to park for the evening.