Plaça Martorell, 7, 07460 Pollença, Illes Balears, Spain
Cabot Pollensa Park Spa
Carrer del Bot, 5, 07470 Pollença, Illes Balears, Spain
Waarom we deze plek voor fietsers hebben gekozen
- Google toont deze plek bij zoekopdrachten voor fietsersFound via 5 cyclist searches
- Fietsers genoemd in echte Google-reviews1 cyclist-specific mention
- In een wielerdorp
Wat fietsers zeggen
- John Leonard6 months ago
Had a wonderful stay with my partner. We were greeted to a beautiful sunrise each morning from our room balcony. Room was clean, beds comfortable, and serviced everyday. Lovely swimming pool, very good breakfast. Very well set up for cyclists with top of the range bikes for rent. Very good guy in the bike hire shop and great staff all around. Hotel is also only a short walk to a beautiful beach. Really enjoyed our stay and hope to be back.
- Paul Swift5 months ago
First impression, the building didn’t look like the photograph, a sort of faded grey 80s Lego set. On walking in the lack of air conditioning hits you like a train. There were a few grills in the wall that if you placed your hand on them you could feel some cool air, like a desperate convict planning an escape. The hotel rooms were the same, a grim first impression. We thought we’d get some lunch. Walking into the dining area which is akin to a converted air craft hanger, the cacophony is off the scale. Masses of people are crammed in, you can’t have a conversation, you can’t hear or think. To make sure you’ve truly arrived in Hades the food is unholy. Everything tastes like it’s off or almost off or like something else entirely. I had some cauliflower that tasted like nothing I’ve ever tried and impossible to describe. The closest I can think of would be trying to eat polystyrene covered in a diabolical sauce. We ate out a lot but whilst there I lived on ice cream for 10 days, my son was sick all over the place, including the foyer in front of all the guests. They were unfazed, probably not their first visit. Going up to the room the design of the hotel became increasingly bizarre. There were pictures on the wall without pictures only the frames. Huge glass windows with no blinds, no air conditioning, nothing. Every time you went to your room you were blinded and fried at the same time. You can’t swing a cat in the rooms but that’s not your only problem. While showering, my 2 year old daughter merely touched the shower curtain and it fell down like a zeppelin. On closer inspection it wasn’t even fixed to the wall just wedged in. The shower was comedy gold, even funnier than the artwork on the wall. The wardrobes look like they were fitted using the cheapest materials possible materials, in a rush, around 1980. Even the floor number was held on with insulation tape. The electrics are a death trap as are the fruit juices and cocktails. Lord knows what was in them. Having said that, the beach was lovely, it’s a beautiful island and the hotel was packed so there must be some sort of mysterious appeal. As mystifying as the 4 star grading. I notice that the reviews all have an efficient rapid rebuttal system particularly to negative reviews. All part of the mystery. We won’t be returning.
- Sarah Williams6 months ago
We've just got back after spending a week here (25th October to 1st November) The hotel is beautiful. Staff couldn't do enough for us. Be prepared for the pools to be cold, literally like been in an ice bath. We did bed and breakfast so can't comment on food through the day but breakfast was standard. A glass of fizzy pop is €2.50. They didn't accept cash which was annoying as we didn't want to use our credit card but ended up using it. We wouldn't come again in October, due to it been the end of the season their were things from we noticed that were a little bit frustrating. For instance, breakfast started dwindling down through out the week, half the fruit wasn't there, they took away one of the toasters, no croissants, no crusty bread, no scrambled egg, no cookies, no smoothies. The drink station was closed ag one end of the room. Half of the breakfast stations were empty. Most of the restaurants surrounding the hotel closed around Wednesday. All of these things were there at the beginning of our holiday though which is a little frustrating. Kids clubs was hit and miss, we went once in the week and it didn't seem to open again but mini disco was on every night bar from one or two. The entertainment on a night was nice. Very mixed and something for everybody. All in all we had a beautiful week. We would definitely tell anyone to stay here at Pollensa park and spa. Just not at the end of season (it felt like they were waiting to shut the door behind us)
Locatie
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