Portosol, Porto Cristo

The hotel boasts a spacious and roomy outdoor bar area overlooked by certain rooms, which is a nice feature. However, the door lock issue and slow elevator might cause inconvenience at times.

The hotel is a basic but clean option with some drawbacks like lack of amenities and room features. The service was below par, with some staff members behaving unprofessionally. The location is kid-friendly but not ideal for a relaxing stay due to disturbances. The dining experience offered a good selection but lacked quality in some food items.

I had a mixed experience at the hotel. The rooms were clean, but the lack of shelves in the wardrobe was inconvenient, and the issue with clean sheets and towels was disappointing. The food was just okay, and the entertainment options were poor.

The hotel had lovely and clean rooms, but they were quite small. Unfortunately, there were no activities for children, and the parasols and mats for sunbeds were locked away. The service was great overall, with some issues above the bar area affecting sleep quality. The location was not very clean, with limited sunbeds, but it was big and close to the beach. The dining options were slightly limited, especially for poolside choices. The facilities were adequate, but there were some issues with noise and cleanliness.

The hotel is located between Monteverde and Santa Maria apartments, offering a convenient spot for dining and drinks. The rooms had graffiti and maintenance issues, needing improvement, but being moved once was a relief. The service experience was marred by rude and unhelpful staff, including complaints about noise and inappropriate behavior. The location, though accessible to disabled guests, was in a less-than-ideal area and recommended to avoid. The dining options were limited, with subpar quality and no entertainment, impacting the overall experience negatively.