Hotel Playa de Palma dengan Gim

This is the best place in the world! The receptionist are warm and welcoming. The food was perfection. The beds are extremely comfortable. Every staff paid attention to detail. My favourites where Cesaer and David - this 2 should be a comedy due - hilarious 😂, they made us laugh so much. Every member of their staff are kind, I love it here and I hope to be back again soon.

What a fantastic hotel! We spent a week there on a bed & breakfast basis in a Star Prestige Junior Suite. The staff welcomed us with a lovely glass of fizz and fresh fruit whilst they checked us in. We were allocated beautiful rooms on the 6th floor with amazing views of the sea. The rooms were spacious, clean and very well equipped with toiletries, hairdryer, iron, safe and well stocked mini bar. We had access to the roof top sun deck with infinity pool, bar and sun loungers. The bar staff were very attentive and friendly. Lots of choice of drinks and lovely fresh snacks. We also made use of the prestige lounge which was a lovely relaxing space with a wide selection of hot drinks. Soft drinks and fresh snacks throughout the day. Our concierge, Felicity, was so friendly and helpful all week with restaurant recommendations and taxi bookings. Breakfast was very good, everything you could think of, all freshly made and good quality and excellent gluten free and dairy free options. Great location, lots of restaurants, bars and shops nearby and only a short taxi ride to Palma. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Great modern hotel set on the beach.we stayed in a sea view apartment and hired a car to see the island and shopped at lidl and ate out in can pastilla rather than pay their tidy sum to dine in the hotel.We would have liked an oven to cook meals however the rings of the hob did meals well.wonderful maids and the indoor pool made this a welcome short break plus the sun came out which was a bonus in January!

Let’s review Pure Salt Garonda. The top line is it’s a 4 star hotel - there’s stuff above that, stuff below that…and some weird stuff. THE GOOD: Breakfast is amazing - free cava is the top line, so mimosas every morning if you want. Followed by a live cook, eggs and o letters any way you want, a great selection of local meats and cheeses on top of the normal stuff, lots of healthy options and also cakes. A real smorgasbord every day. The beds - we stayed in a “superior” room- the beds are huge, firm and have memory foam toppers. Great nights sleep. The turn down service were like ninjas, sneaking in and tidying the room when we weren’t looking. The Showers - huge rainfall heads and handheld shower heads in a nice, clean room. Two sinks, too! The ocean view is spectacular, the roof top bar made great negronis and best of all the hotel was really quiet. So we got a lot of rest. THE BAD: Aside from the fire alarm left hanging out of the wall outside our room, the reception staff on arrival didn’t make us feel special in any way despite us celebrating an occasion. Not looking for a freebie, but a “congratulations” might have been nice? There is also the occasional smell of sewers from our shower drain. It went quickly, but was noticeable. And finally the AC was set to “comfort” across the hotel. So only heated the room. We (and most people) slept with our balcony doors propped open for air flow. Again, reception didn’t seem interested in helping. THE WEIRD: why did one elevator smell of fish every evening? Why in 2023 is there a telephone by the toilet? Why is there a renal balcony to lord it over everyone? All in all, it was a good stay. I’d go back. There’s things for them to work on, but there’s lots to love about the hotel. We went in mid April - it was warm but windy, the place was half full.

I recently stayed at this hotel and overall, it was a mixed experience. The staff were friendly and welcoming, which made a good first impression. The hotel's decor in the lobby, restaurant, and pool area was beautiful and added to the pleasant atmosphere. The hotel's location is convenient, being close to the beach and having a bus stop right next to it. One aspect I particularly appreciated was the ability to take a shower and store luggage after checking out. However, the luggage storage system concerned me as it was unmonitored, with no tags or ID checks required to retrieve belongings. The cleanliness was acceptable, but the shower tap was covered in limescale. Additionally, the soundproofing was poor, and my partner was frequently woken up by noise from the hallway at night. The food was quite bland, and there was little that I enjoyed. Despite not being a picky eater, I found that most dishes were excessively greasy or oily. This could be problematic for those with sensitive stomachs. The coffee at breakfast tasted like instant coffee and was not enjoyable. Despite my criticisms, I can say that considering the standard of the area, the hotel is decent, and we got what we paid for. A word of warning or delight, depending on your perspective: ”Bierkungen” is right next door, which influences the hotel's clientele. Do your research if you're traveling to Mallorca.

supper big and good with delicious breakfast and kind staff, they can call the taxi for you and there is a bus stop right at the gate of the hotel, it’s really convenient. We really had a good time at the hotel and it’s near the airport only cost 7mins so we can save time there.

Hotel is super new and clean, interior is very modern. Staff checking us in was very professional. Pepe from breakfast buffet is super helpful and funny. The spa is definitely worth visiting. However, we experienced an issue with our drink at the lobby lounge which we were shocked about.

I agree with others’ comments about the cleanliness and friendliness (and lovely smiles) of all staff at the unpretentious Tent Capi Playa, the lukewarm buffet dishes, and the lack of bedroom fridge and tea/coffee making facility………… but there is a safe and hairdryer…… and hot and cold drinks machines in the foyer available 24/7. I loved the concept of a brunch service, available from 08.30 till 01.30; you can visit as often as you like and eat as much as you like. They even put out pizza slices later in the session. I couldn’t find an English-language TV channel………. seems to require the hotel to connect to a cable service?........ though there are loads of Spanish, French and German channels. The pool is quite small (no-one used it during my March visit) and there are sun loungers, bean bags, ‘normal’ tables and chairs….. and even a couple of hammocks! Sadly, they play awful and loud “music” over the outdoor loudspeaker system……… and, then, there’s those folk who cannot go on holiday without using their mobile phones incessantly! There are loads of restaurants and bars within easy walking distance and the local bendy bus (mostly green and white) stop is just under 2 blocks away from the hotel. There are 2 services – the A2 goes to the airport (cost €5pp) and the No 25 goes to Palma in one direction and s’Arenal in the other (cost €2pp for any length of a single journey). If you’re coming to the hotel catch the bus labelled No A2 at the airport or “25 s’Arenal” from Palma and watch the onboard info screen for “Proxima parada (next stop) Balneari 9” and press one of the red stop buttons to alert the driver. The hotel is just around 200 yards back. Pay the driver with cash as you board (but don’t use a higher than €10 note), take your change and ticket. If you’re going to/from the airport, the journey time is about 25 minutes and runs at 45 minute intervals. If you’re going to Palma the bus is labelled “Catedral – Palma Express”. There’s a bus every 10 to 12 minutes or so and it takes around 35 minutes to the cathedral or about a further 10 minutes to “Proxima parada Placa d’Espanya” where the main island modern train and bus station (Estacio Intermodal) and historic Soller train station are both just across the busy road from the bus stop (“H”). Beware, though, the Palma bus could be hugely overcrowded, or full, especially at ‘rush’ hour heading for Palma…… and that was in March. Several times it was so full that it didn’t even stop though once or twice there was a second bus right behind. The historic train station is accessed through a café over the road to the left of the two low white buildings. You’ll probably need to buy a ticket in advance (online, one week beforehand) and I recommend you add the tram down to Port de Soller. I paid €39 for the combined round trip. The modern railway station is down the escalator to the left of the left-hand low white building to level -1 and the regional bus station (red/white/yellow busses) is via an

Overall, it was an okay stay. The staff is very friendly and accommodating. Any questions we had, they were always there to help. As far as location, this hotel is basically in Little Germany. Every single store, restaurant, and bar was in German and/or catered to Germans. If you’re looking for a local flare or spot, you will not find it here. The resort is beachfront but Playa de Arenal is SUPER crowded. When we booked our stay, we selected sea view. However, when we arrived, our room was on floor 1 and our “sea view” was blocked by the pool and cabanas. We should have had a room on the higher floors. My room had ants, which stayed in a small corner of the room. Room itself was clean, bathroom shower could have been scrubbed a bit more, and bedding was somewhat comfortable. Room also seemed outdated and could have used a refresh. We enjoyed the breakfast buffet that was included but always ventured out to explore the island during the day and evening, so dinner was never on property. The hotel is 15 min from the airport, which is nice plus as well. For my next Mallorca adventure, I’ll be staying somewhere else that has more of the local vibe and flare.