Clean port with shuttle buses available to take you into town…read more The shuttle cost 10 euro per person, cash only and included a city map. It took about 18 minutes to get into town. Worth paying as it's 2.5 miles each way to get to the Cathedral. Port workers are nice.

Love this store! They took care of us and even ordered from another store while we waited as they…read moreran out of inventory.

My all time favorite store in Spain! Love their jewelries and bags. Fragrances are also a good…read moreline. Store staff are always polite and helpful.

A petrol station with a self service laundromat! I love this concept. It's walking distance from…read moreall the resort hotels, soap and softener are included in the pricing. You buy your tokens inside and then follow the instructions which are in both Spanish/English .

Cute place. Close to our hotel and super quick and thorough washes! The owners were very friendly…read moreand helpful

Great place to do laundry in Port De Soller for an excellent price -- highly recommend!…read more Most of the hotels in this area absolutely rip you off when it comes to laundry, charging €2-6 euros per article of clothing -- this place is an absolute steal! To wash a load of laundry costs €5, to dry costs €2.50 / 12 minutes. Washing and drying 20 items of clothes for two people came out to €10.

This place by the name sounds expensive. For years I avoided going inside. Now it is my favorite…read morestore. The prices are low to moderate. The clothes very nice.

I'm a fan. If I can find one of these wonderful stores in a Spanish city I'm in the door. My wife…read moretoo. She buys stuff. Gifts. Clothes. Just stuff that I've little interest in. I go for the food. Glass jars of giant green olives, wonderful near black thin - sliced ham, macadamia nuts enrobed in chocolate and dusted with cocoa powder. semi - dried sliced pieces of banana and pear. I even picked up a bag of American made wotsit type Herr's cheese puffs but extra hot Carolina Reaper flavoured for a mere €4.5 all the way from the USA. After picking and choosing; musing I settled for a café con leche por favor. And it was €2.25 for a tasty large cup and a delightful sweet flavoured biscuit came on the side. I looked at the tind of caviar but randomly decided instead on Stilton cheese. Go figure? I think the lady serving the coffee and cheese thought she had an odd one here. I was surprised to find that the Stilton wasn't massively more expensive than at home so that's a nice surprise and it tasted great too. I know, first world problems but hey ho.

For Americans, El Corte Inglés would be Macy's, Belk, Bloomingdale's or another higher end…read moredepartment store. It's for sure not cheap. From the fragrances department through jewelry and clothing, this place is top notch. Good quality and you'll be paying for it. And in Euros, too. Shopping is easy and pleasant, I noticed plenty of registers with short queues. I did not see anything that fit in my price range.