Bahia Pollensa Hotel

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This hotel was top notch, the best I have stayed in. Clean and quiet and the air con was so good to have. All staff were friendly and helpful.
Entertainment was great something on every night. The resort is for families, older people, or couples looking for some peace and quiet just to get away from the stresses of life.
Excellent restaurants and lots to choose from. The beach was the best of all, one word, stunning! I'd definitely go back.

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Just come back from Puerto Pollensa, what a fantastic place. The Bahia Pollensa was a great place to stay. The staff were very friendly, the room were clean and of a good standard.
It takes about 20 mins to walk to the main centre but you are walking along the beach front so not much of a hardship, but only 2 mins to the beach, nice and quiet at night so great if you have kids.
The swimming pool was great for kids and there was plenty of sun beds, so no need to get up early and put your towels out. The food around the pool was very good and cooked fresh in front of you.
If you go out for a meal you must go to Tango ate their twice, and could of gone there every night, Nico's was very good as well. The beach was very good and never gets to crowded.
It was the first time we had taken our daughter away and she had a fantastic time. Once you have been here you will want to go back again as soon as possible.

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Hotel reception staff very friendly and helpful.
One-bedroom apartment was clean and quite spacious.
Hotel pool is medium size, but the great thing is that all towels from the "reserved" sunbeds are removed about 10.30am if the people who reserved them are not there....what a great idea, no getting up at the crack of dawn to get a sunbed.
Beach is absolutely fantastic and about a 2-3 minute walk away....can hire two sunbeds and a static umbrella for 10 Euros a day.....pedelo’s for 11 Euros an hour. Snorkelling is highly recommended as the sea is very clear....my children aged 10 and 7 had a brilliant time, especially splashing about in the sea in the early evening.
Can walk to the town along the promenade in about 15 minutes, lots of cafes and restaurants and a market on Wednesday mornings.
Food good on full board plus (2 drinks included at lunch and dinner)....some people complained that it was chips with everything but we had new potatoes, baked potatoes and rice alongside a range of chicken, lamb and fish. Plus there were two delicious bbq during the week.
Service in the restaurant was a bit slow but that was because they were short-staffed by 3 waiters, which hopefully the management will address.
Would recommend this hotel and location for at least a week’s holiday....it rained for 3 days of our holiday, but we still had a great time.

A lovely family resort beautiful beaches kept immaculately clean. This was my first holiday in Spain for a long time, and also my first holiday with my daughter son in law and my 14mounth old grandson.
For the last few years I have always gone to Greece but the holiday last year was awful the Greek are not putting any of their tourist money back into the infrastructure.
The hotel was very nice the rooms were spacious and air conditioning was included. They were cleaned 5 times a week but not up to my wife’s standards.
The pool area was quite small but it had 3 different pools with different depths. The one down side to the pool was everybody as developed a German tendency there was never any spare sun loungers they always had towels on although they remained empty for several hours.
The staff in the hotel were very friendly and helpful although the bar staff were a bit slow.
One bad point was they only had a couple of high chairs. The beach is only a few minutes’ walk away and as I said before was lovely, on one occasion a young girl got stung by a jellyfish but I saw no more the rest of the holiday. 2 sun loungers and a parasol cost 10 Euros for the day .
Meals out were alright nothing great but nothing dreadful, but nothing was cheap the dreaded bread charge even for the baby + 7% tax added to the bill. But there was no pestering or many lucky lucky boys around.
Very family friendly no lager louts and did not see any trouble at all. Pollensa itself is pleasant but not a lot there apart from the 365 steps but we had a lovely lunch in EU centre cafe.
Almeria’s old town is also very quaint and the marina as plenty of expensive boats to look at the rest of Alcudia though is like Blackpool. I would thoroughly recommend Puerto Pollensa and also the hotel