Het Talayot Hotel by Senator is een viersterren strandhotel alleen voor volwassenen in Son Servera. Het heeft 114 kamers met uitzicht op zee.
Voor volwassenen aan zee
De spa, het binnenzwembad en de fitnessruimte zijn perfect voor volwassenen die ontspanning willen combineren met activiteit. Het alleen-volwassenen concept zorgt ervoor dat volwassenen ongestoord samen kunnen genieten.
Gorgeous hotel!
Less than 5 mins from the beach, surrounded by restaurants, lovely pool and bar area (right next to each other so super convenient). Rooms were modern and clean, drinks were lovely! We went all inclusive and you do have to pay a small supplement for cocktails but it was only €3. Food was also gorgeous. Not the biggest selection I’ve seen at all an inclusive but still amazing and the chefs were constantly cooking more food so nothing is sitting out for a long time.
Breakfast was great and they had cereal, pastries, cold meats and cheeses, loads of hot food. Just excellent. Dinner was different every night as well. Obvs some of the same things every night but mostly changed it up every day.
Had a lovely time here!
We had a wonderful stay at this hotel! Everything was very clean, and the rooms as well as the entire hotel were well maintained. The atmosphere was peaceful and relaxing, making it the perfect place to unwind.
The food was delicious with a great variety of dishes every day, so there was always something for everyone.
The staff were incredibly friendly, welcoming, and always happy to help with any questions or requests.
We truly enjoyed our holiday and would definitely recommend this hotel. We would love to come back again!
I loved my stay at Talayot Hotel. The room was beautiful, clean and extremely quiet with a various spacious balcony. The hotel is located right by the beach and nearby to an array of restaurants and shops. I originally booked half board but after a day I upgraded to all inclusive which made the stay much easier. The food was ok, better than I expected all inclusive to be but not exquisite or traditional Spanish food. All inclusive included breakfast, lunch, snacks, dinner and free drink during meals and at the pool bar. You had to pay for cocktails and a few other drinks but they were heavily discounted. The pool was extremely relaxing and there was usually enough sunbeds for everyone although on some days you need to secure your bed straight after breakfast. Finally I visited the spa to get a pedicure, which was extremely relaxing. I would definitely recommend this hotel for anyone looking for a relaxing break and would definitely visit again.
We booked this hotel thinking the rooms looked big, as well as the pools! We saw it was 4 star and trusted that indeed that was what it was, however upon arrival we were beyond disappointed.
The rooms were very small and the balcony had no handle on the outside, meaning you had to leave the door open whenever outside. The doors to the hotel rooms were heavy, meaning all you could hear all night was people allowing their doors to slam. There was no smoking policies mentioned when we booked, however you can only smoke in 2 designated areas of the pools. Speaking of the pools, they were tiny. Sunbeds were blatantly reserved even though signs said this was not allowed, so finding somewhere to chill out was near impossible. Not to mention the fact building work was being carried out, meaning there was constant drilling noise, as well as smoke around the pool.
Entertainment was limited, 4 of 10 nights we had performers come in, one of which being a repeat - same song list etc. As you can imagine, this was quite boring and considering we paid all inclusive, we were infuriated to have to go elsewhere.
We came all inclusive, and expected that, however it was limited to what drinks you could have, any others you wanted you had to pay towards. The food was also diabolical - meat full of gristle and fat, as well as fish full of bones, meaning the amount you actually ingested was less than the mound left on the plate. The only thing we found great about the food was breakfast, however towards the end of the holiday, this also became a bit disgusting (sausages were full of gristle, bacon full of fat, bread was stale).
We loved the location between Cala Bona and Cala Millor, however would not recommend staying here. I would consider this hotel more of a 2 star, budgeting hotel. The only thing we loved about the hotel was Gabriel the bar man, who went above and beyond always.
Had a wonderful week holiday in this hotel. Rooms lovely and clean. We went all inclusive and the drinks were all branded. Restaurant food was very good. Staff lovely and helpful. It was a really chilled atmosphere in the hotel. Had a singer on one night but if you didn’t want to go you couldn’t hear from your room. Great value for money.
A couple of negatives, we hired a car. The hotel has no private parking you have to park on the streets around which proved very stressful . One day we had to park 2.5km away, as it was the only space. Another negative is that the restaurant is quite small so can imagine in peak season it being very busy and hard to get a table. There were a lot of people who came at the weekend and we found this to be the case.
Overall we would definitely come back to this hotel, not in peak season though.
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