An amazing hotel with wonderful staff!…read more Quaint, rustic, and with modern amenities we appreciated the variety of options we could enjoy at this hotel! On days we wanted to relax we could wake up late and enjoy their incredibly long and delicious champagne breakfast, and follow that with time at their fountain pool and sana. A few days where we wanted to be more adventurous we explored incredibly close and beautiful beaches, including Cala Romántica, and Alcúdia, which also had amazing hiking! I also can not recommend their dinners enough! Their chef and especially the lamb was amazing!

First off, I have to say that my wife and I were quite literally the first, and only Americans to…read morestay at this hotel! Nearly every interaction with hotel staff included some form of shock, followed by explanations of how we even found this hotel in America! Mallorca, and especially the east side of the island, is heavily German with a small sprinkling of British. Nearly everything about this hotel is amazing. The rooms are big, the balconies are awesome, the breakfast and dinner service is sublime, and the pool is about as kick ass as a pool can get (though a water slide can always improve things. : D). Unfortunately, I cannot support the beds. They are the equivalent of sleeping on wooden boards. Rock hard with the lowest quality sheets possible. That said, I can't place the blame squarely on this hotel, since poor beds seem to be a common theme throughout all of Europe. They really don't know what a comfortable bed is, the way we do here in the US. We actually had to take the thick blankets from the closet, lay them on the bed and cover them with the sheets to try adding a slight layer of softness to our bed. The other thing that I have to mention is the air conditioning. Or lack thereof. Most hotels in Europe require you to insert your room key into a slot to activate the lighting and air conditioning. As such, as soon as you arrive, you walk into a sauna. It literally took nearly 24 hours to cool down the room. And even then it was just so/so. We had to leave the air on for our entire 5 day stay, even while we were out so it would stay cool. No good. WIFI was spotty at best, and only worked in the lobby (no option to pay for in-room wifi). We ended up just using the hotel's computer room (1 Euro=10 minutes) whenever we wanted to check in. Other than that, fantastic hotel. Since this was an all inclusive resort, it reminded me a lot of the cruise we took last year. Breakfast and dinner are served at the same times each day, you start to see familiar faces throughout the hotel grounds, and they have events every day ranging from pool aerobics and tennis lessons, to nightly entertainment. I would definitely stay again, if they can fix the air problem (I know the bed thing may never change. Damn it, Europe...)

Stopped here for a cocktail before dinner. It's a lovely little hotel, we had a liter of sangria…read morewhich was good and after that I ordered a mojito, but that could not be further from the truth. Being that I live in Miami, I know exactly what a mojito should taste like and this just wasn't it. It was green and had lots of lime and that's as far as I can go. Long story short... Don't order it. All the other drinks were great and so was the service!!!

We visited here earlier this fall. My sister and I dared to travel with her 6 month old son for the…read morefirst time. Finding a hotel with the right amenities proved to be our biggest challenge. We were pleased to find JS Es Corso. While it's important to remember this is not the Ritz Carlton, the accommodation is spacious and the beds are very comfortable. The decor could use updating and the bathrooms definitely could use some TLC but everything worked well and we had a lovely view from our balcony overlooking a plaza and the harbor. The closet and storage space is quite abundant and a mini fridge is provided in the room. The AC worked beautifully, both cooling the room and cutting down the humidity. We requested a cot for the baby and it was waiting in our room when we arrived. We were also able to rent a kettle and use the microwave in the dining room to sterilize the baby's bottles. Being off season now, the hotel didn't seem very crowded and when we went to the pool in the afternoons, there was only a dozen or so other guests there. The beach (Cala Marcal) was gorgeous and only about a 7 minute walk from the hotel. There is a ramp for stroller access. You can rent an umbrella with chairs there for about 12 Euro. Dining was also no problem. Never too crowded no matter what time we went morning or evening. It's a buffet so not all the dishes were hits for me but some were exceptional. I loved the ceviche, tortellini, and pretty much most everything on Asian-theme night. The offerings are fairly extensive so you'll likely find something you enjoy. My sister and I have very different palates and we both found things to make us both happy. (I enjoyed the cava and the sangria.) Last thing I want to say was that the staff was exceedingly friendly and helpful. Especially the dining room staff. Trying to eat with a baby tossing toys down isn't always easy but the staff was right there to help us, whether it be getting a high chair, spending a minute or two making the baby laugh, or grabbing a toy he'd just dropped. These little things matter and were much appreciated. The front desk staff was also very helpful in getting us where we needed to go and offering advice on attractions.

Just back from a fantastic week in Condesa. All in all this is a great hotel that I would be happy…read moreto visit again. We arrived very early in the morning and were exhausted but the welcome form Kyle on reception was brilliant. He was warm, welcoming and funny when getting us all sorted. The hotel is right on the beach and so staying around the pool is fine with a short walk of a few metres to the sand and water. The rooms while a little small are well finished and if you opt for the pool/sea views offer a pretty view of the bay. It would have been nice of they offered more bespoke packages as many other hotels to these days, such as a drinks package at a reasonable rate. We asked but the only options were room only, B&B, half board, full board and all inclusive. When we travel we like a few drinks around the pool during the day but to get out and experience different places for food and coffee the rest of the day, being able to tailor a package to your needs would therefore be very valuable. The prices across the board were OK, not extortionate but perhaps not the cutting edge of competitive. Food was good at breakfast and the ambience around the restaurant was always nice to come down to. The hotel is further out of the town than many in Alcudia, so if shops are your thing this may nit be for you. However there is a good bus service that can run you up, or the 40 minute walk on the sand is pretty and enjoyable. Although there are fewer choices in this part of the town, what there is should cover all your needs and the food options in restaurants around here should please most as we found them to be very good.

Arrived this afternoon. Had reservation for a suite. Entered room to find it very warm (not unusual…read morein Europe) Turned A/C up to highest setting - quickly realized that it was not working. Spent the rest of the day waiting for the technician to come. After several visits to the front desk, he finally entered our room, mumbled something and left. Another trip to the front desk only to have the check-in person tell us that the A/C will be fixed tomorrow and they don't have another room. I explained that I am a migraine sufferer and cannot sleep in a hot and humid room. She was sympathetic, but shrugged her shoulders as her phone call to her "boss" was not fruitful. I eventually spoke with supervisor and she changed our room. Update: today the front desk called a taxi for us. Suggested we call at 8:40am for 9:00am excursion. I politely requested that she call at 8:25am. Lo and behold, the taxi never showed up and we missed our non-refundable outing. At no point did the staff tell us that there is a bus a block away that could've taken us to the port. So if you're looking for a no frills place with no expectation of any services and cafeteria food, this is the place for you. In my decades of traveling, this is my first experience like this.

Absolutely beautiful resort! Perfect romantic getaway on the beautiful island of Palma de Mallorca!…read moreOutdoor pool overlooking the ocean, easy access to swimming in ocean, indoor pool and spa. Adult only resort makes it extra special. All front desk staff was very friendly and welcoming. We arrived late in the evening after restaurant was closed and they had some food and wine available for us upon check-in. Breakfast Buffett had great variety and selection all of which is included. Parking is also included which was great since we rented a car from Airport, overflow parking was just a couple minute walk down the road. Resort is about an hour drive from airport. Bed and rain shower in room was comfortable and relaxing. Definitely recommend this place and I would stay here again if I ever get a chance to visit Mallorca again!

This place is wonderful. It's a renovated property that dates back 100's of years. It has a…read morerelaxing atmosphere with two pools and a tennis court. There is a restaurant on site with good wine and wonderful dinners. The breakfast is buffet style and is also very good. The staff were so accommodating and helpful. It is located about 45 min away from the airport therefore renting a car would be helpful, but we used taxis, which worked out fine. There is a pleasant beach very close as well.

I ended up at this hotel after missing my flight. I really liked the room, especially because it…read morehad a deep soaking bathtub. Bathing can be dangerous because the floors are tile with little fall protection support handles The view from my room was beautiful!!! The food here was much better than the Protur La Playa in Sa Coma. The ribs were downright tasty and falling off the bone. They are not accustomed to Americans, however, and the language barrier, even for those who speak some English, is challenging. Next time I'll stay here upon arriving before leaving for Sa Coma and return to stay a night before flying out. The mattress is flat - kinda like a roll away mattress but comfortable enough. Did I mention the food was good?