Property is dated. Probably 70's type property. Redeeming point is complex is right on the beach…read more Not much to do on the grounds or in town. Tons of families visiting from Eastern Europe. Look for more updated properties in La Palma.

From the owner: Did you know that Alcudia beach is the longest and most accessible beach in Majorca and was awarded…read morewith the European Blue Flag for excellence? Making it perfect for your family holiday. Iberostar Alcudia Park provides everything else: a newly-renovated, luminous, state-of-the-art hotel on the beach, with rooms designed for enjoying together. There's an endless array of activities for kids, outdoor, Aquafun and heated pools, facilities for cyclists, and over 7 restaurants and bars serving the best Mediterranean gastronomy.

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.