Amazing stay. The location is absolutely stunning — crystal-clear water, a beautiful beach right outside the hotel, and incredible views from the Star Prestige area, including the rooftop!
The hotel is spotless, the rooms are comfortable, and every member of staff we met was friendly and helpful. The food options were unbeatable, with crepes, ice cream and snacks available all day. My girls loved the pools, slides and splash area, while I loved being able to enjoy a glass of wine overlooking the sea.
It’s rare to find a hotel that works so well for both families and adults wanting to relax, but Iberostar Alcudia Park does exactly that. We left already talking about when we’ll come back. Highly recommend. 🌊☀️🍷
The hotel is simply amazing! The location is perfect, with the best beach in Mallorca for kids. The service is fantastic, the food is excellent. They're all great! A special thank you to Ruslan, the waiter; he's amazing, and his attention to each guest was truly amazing! And a special thank you to the receptionist (a blonde woman); she's also a true professional, doing everything she can to ensure guests have a positive experience! The hotel is wonderful, we'll be back again
We have just spent 8 nights here as a family and unfortunately left disappointed.
The positives first: the beach is beautiful, the sea is crystal clear, and the location is excellent for families.
Unfortunately, almost everything else felt below expectations considering the price paid.
The arrival experience was poor. Check-in was quick but we received very little information about the resort. Nobody explained the app, pool towel system, deposits, or even properly directed us to our building. We ended up figuring most things out ourselves.
The hotel feels dated. Our Family Room was much smaller than expected, not properly cleaned on arrival, had mould on one of the curtains and old windows and doors that were difficult to operate.
Cleanliness in general was disappointing. Around the pool, in common areas and in the buffet restaurant, standards often felt basic. It was not unusual to find plates, glasses or cutlery that were not properly clean.
The food was probably the biggest disappointment. Breakfast was repetitive, dinner changed very little throughout the stay, and the overall quality felt mass-produced rather than freshly prepared. Even more surprising was the lack of clear food labels and allergen information on many buffet items.
The Grill Restaurant, which requires advance booking, offered little that was different from the main buffet and was equally underwhelming.
The entertainment team works hard, but activities often felt poorly organised and lacked energy. The Baby Club and children's facilities also looked tired and neglected.
A major issue was the lack of sunbeds. By 8am most were already reserved and finding one later became extremely difficult, even in early June.
What disappointed us most was the value for money. Nothing was terrible, but very little felt genuinely good. For the price paid, we expected far better accommodation, food, service and attention to detail.
The beach may bring us back to Mallorca, but this resort will not.
This is the second summer in a row staying at this hotel with my family, which says a lot about it. We love the location, layout of the spaces, the splash pool is amazing for toddlers and older children and the direct access to a fantastic beach is perfect. The service and attention to the customer is superb, the staff are very friendly and go out of their way to help and make you feel comfortable and welcome. I particularly would like to mention a few well-stablished waitresses like Vanesa, Margo and Maria José as well as Isabel who cooked our fish and meat to perfection! The buffet is very big and offers lots of varied delicious Spanish and international food.
The daily entertaining is fabulous, the team of entertainers is highly skilled, enthusiastic and friendly, they are great with the kids. We especially loved talking to Adriana and Simon!
We highly recommend Iberostar Waves Alcúdia Park.
Excellent option for a family vacation.
The beach next to the hotel has quite shallow entry - perfect for kids, hotel is very family friendly with indoor and outdoor playgrounds and plenty of activities throughout the day + pool with waterslides had my 4yo kid quite happy.
Staff is welcoming and helpful.
Family suites are optimal, with separate bedroom and a room with sofa and a nice balcony.
Having stayed here 2 years in a row - there are few welcome additions in 2026 - like the outdoor play area for kids with trampolines, but also few things not working as they did a year ago - bidet, no hot water at the water station next to the suites etc.
Food is amazing with regional themes rotating every day, multiple locations too for snacks and what not - shots out to Juanma at the sports bar for excellent service.
Overhead great place to stay with kids.
Η Μαγιόρκα (ισπανικά: , καταλανικά: Mallorca, στα καταλανικά προφέρεται Μαλιόρκα, maˈʎorka· από τα λατινικά: insula maior) είναι το μεγαλύτερο νησί των Βαλεαρίδων, μιας αυτόνομης κοινότητας της Ισπανίας. Όπως η Μινόρκα και η Ίμπιζα, αποτελεί σημαντικό τουριστικό προορισμό. Έχει μέγεθος 3.624,5 τ.χλμ.
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