克羅姆港Mestral Charter S.L.附近酒店

最後一位 min 獨行旅行者,我想享受歐洲最後的溫暖日子,第一次在馬略卡,沒有很好地研究做什麼去哪裏,所以我想在卡爾 D'or放鬆,這家酒店是完美的!距離巴士站50米,距離大卡拉3個街區,距離主要街道100米,商店、餐廳、酒吧等,房間一塵不染,吹風機,如果你想抽菸的話,可以有一個陽台,游泳池(我從來不用游泳池,但對那些喜歡的人來說)價格令人難以置信,而且自助早餐基本很棒,我向所有朋友推薦這個而且我喜歡靠近陽台的檸檬樹!

My wife and I spent 4 nights here towards the end of October.The hotel was lovely-spotlessly clean,and very well located.Our room had a side sea view which was excellent,but the orientation meant that the sun disappeared from the large balcony early in the afternoon.Breakfast was very good-lots of choice,particularly the wonderful pastries.Having said all that ,there was a definite end of season feel to the hotel,and we were disappointed that the restaurant closed for dinner the night after we arrived.There was no mention of this on the website when we booked.Sun beds were being stacked away on our last day ( to be fair it was raining a bit) and it was clear that they were getting ready to close. We had booked direct,which was a bonus,not only on price,but we got early check in and late check out,and an upgraded room,so I would recommend this. We would definitely stay here again,especially as it is adults only-one of the reasons we chose it.A lovely place to stay.

We went as a family of 4 - loved it!! We knew it would be busy as summer school holidays, it didn't ever feel illy though. People are moving around all the time. We managed to get sunbeds, and often saw them free throughout the day. The site is huge, there are so many pools to choose from and the kids loved it. There is a smaller kids pool near the stairs to the beach, we often had it to ourselves. The beach was ok, my kids weren't fans! There is a beautiful one about a 15 min walk away but we never made it! There is always something going on, the water carpet, an extra inflatable water slide, the kids loved it! We only ate in the main restaurant as they had more choice for the kids, there was sometimes a queue to get in but only due to all the children being hungry! The staff clear tables so quickly, it is spotless. My partner loves the self serve beer, the kids loved the self service ice cream! We thought he food was great, lovely salad bar and different themes each day. My kids had pancakes in chocolate sauce every breakfast! The staff were lovely, the ones on main reception were fab. So helpful. My daughter needed antibiotics, and although we had to pay, we saw the on site doctor at 10am and had the antibiotic at by 12.30. They do a pick up service whih as far as I can tell is the same price as getting yourself a taxi to the nearest pharmacy. It meant we all stayed on site and together. They were super friendly too. It wasn't that cheap but costs were very clear. The entertainment was fab - My daughter loved it. Really good atmosphere and never saw any trouble. We booked with tui but I upgraded our room to a central location through the hotel website. We ended up just being opposite the main buffet which was perfect! The room was fine, no issues. We will definitely be returning. My children were 6 and 4 and he thing I loved the most was that it is truly a family hotel. There are no adult only pools or areas, and everyone (when we were there!) was friendly and from all over the world! I loved that if my children were tired and having meltdowns, others were too! No one looked disapprovingly. I was having a stressful time at lunch and accidentally smashed a glass in the dining room. Within seconds there was another guest helping move my children away, and staff clearing it away. Everyone was so kind. I would absolutely recommend this hotel.

- Service: Despite being marketed as a high end esort, the service provided is reminiscent of a three-star hotel at best. Communication was extremely poor, and as a client, I felt neglected and disoriented. Very bad communication before the start. Only received the programme 3 days before arriving with schedule inconsistent with my departure times. - Boarding Experience for Kids: My kids were utterly dissatisfied with their stay. The guardians assigned were not only disorganised but also lacked the warmth and cordiality expected in such roles. Much to my dismay, most kids were excessively engaged with their mobile phones rather than participating in activities. -Programs and Activities: The camp seems to offer nothing beyond tennis, with no provisions for additional activities or events to foster a sense of community. This lack of support resulted in my children frequently seeking refuge with me instead of enjoying their time at the camp. - Facilities: Although aesthetically pleasing, the layout of the residence is a convoluted labyrinth. To reach my room required an excessive amount of navigation which felt very inefficient. - Staff and Management: The operations appear to be disorganised, hinting at a need for professional hotel management. Moreover, the reception staff was the epitome of rudeness and lacked professional decorum. - Room and Laundry Services: The rooms were satisfactory but constantly filled with noise from outside corridors and ongoing tennis matches outside. Additionally, the laundry service was inconveniently slow and required me to collect my laundry from reception. - Food and Healthcare: The restaurant options and food quality were average, but a serious concern arose when my son suffered from food poisoning. The advertised nurse, who should be an essential presence considering the nature of the camp, was inconsistently available and only on site from 12.30 am. -Tennis Lessons: The coaching was satisfactory but certainly not extraordinary. I expected more professional interaction and advice, not what I could receive from any ex-pro in a local club. Furthermore, the lack of social activities led to repetitive training sessions with the same partners. -Children's Experience: My children, despite being in different age groups and levels, mirrored my feelings of dissatisfaction and stagnancy. The inability to progress in their game was a significant drawback. -Leadership: I expected the presence of more experienced coaches, instead of young, inexperienced staff members. Unfortunately, the involvement of lead coaches, let alone Toni Nadal, was visibly absent. - Location: Manacor, the host town, was underwhelming with not much to offer culturally or aesthetically, thus providing little to no external engagement. In conclusion, the Rafa Nadal Camp and Residence proved to be an unprofessional, disorganised, and inefficient experience. Despite being great fans of Nadal, this camp was a letdown and I would not recommend

I feel like we researched lots to find somewhere suitable for our 2.5 year old (and being 8 months pregnant) but also not full on kids and nice for us adults too, so wanted to leave a review as feel there weren’t loads as Cala Domingos was so new maybe (?) Anyway we loved it & would definitely go back! It’s a lovely spread out resort with all rooms set up like mini ground floor apar**ents, apart from a few 2/3 storey buildings by the main restaurant area. There’s little golf club ‘buses’ going back & forth constantly so you can go to and from the main pool areas and beach drop off easily (you wouldn’t wanna be walking it with kids in the heat) it was a relief we didn’t have to wait around long for these. Being so spread out it never felt crowded and was always peaceful in the evenings by our room. The room was really modern, felt brand new, clean and a great layout. We had a double bed and a decent sized travel cot and had plenty of space. The food was always good, lovely staff - so friendly to our little one always! The beach was small with the most beautiful crystal water - we just sat on the sand as sunbeds weren’t owned by the hotel. We booked via TUI and paid extra for private transfer from the airport as worried about waiting around and long coach journey with our little one, and that worked really well for us and worth the extra £! Thankyou- hopefully we’ll be back with baby no2!