Het Palladium Hotel Menorca vind je in Mercadal, Spanje. Dit strandhotel met 264 kamers ligt direct aan het strand.
Vakantieplezier voor families
Families kunnen genieten van familiekamers, een kinderbad en een speeltuin. Er zijn ook diverse kinderactiviteiten om overdag van te genieten.
Felszereltség és jellemzők
Bejelentkezés / kijelentkezés
15:00 / 12:00
Max. személyek szobánként
6
Családi szobák
Igen
Kilátások
Kilátás az uszodára, Tengerre néző, Kilátás a kertre, Hegyi kilátás
Szobák száma
264
Szállodalánc
Palladium Hotel Group
Fizetés a szállodában
Visa, Mastercard, American Express, készpénzben
Személyek száma
3 fő4 fő5 fő6 fő
Elhelyezkedés
A tengerpartonBergzichtKözvetlen a tengerpartonKert / teraszTengerre néző
Szolgáltatások
Légkondicionáló a szobábanErkélyBárKonferenciateremFitneszIngyenes parkolásIngyenes wifiElektromos autó töltőpontÉtteremSpa és wellnessTranszferMedence
Via Jardin s/n, Mercadal, 07740, Mercadal, Spanyolország
Gyakran feltett kérdések
What is the nearest airport to Palladium Hotel Menorca?
The nearest international airport is Menorca, about 18 km away.
Is Palladium Hotel Menorca on the beach?
Palladium Hotel Menorca is on or close to the beach, so you reach the sea quickly.
Is Palladium Hotel Menorca suitable for families?
Yes, Palladium Hotel Menorca has facilities suitable for families with children.
Does Palladium Hotel Menorca have a spa or wellness area?
Yes, Palladium Hotel Menorca has a spa and wellness offering to relax.
How many stars does Palladium Hotel Menorca have?
Palladium Hotel Menorca is a 4-star property.
Mit mondanak a vendégek
9.0
Kiváló
1248 Google-on keresztül érkező értékelések
This place was absolutely amazing. The food, the presentation the staff, the cleanness everything was fantastic. I hundred percent recommend this hotel. The location is right by the beach just a quick five minute walk and you’re there but from the hotel windows your room you see the beach the bay is beautiful. The island is gorgeous. I have nothing bad to say about this hotel 10 out of 10.
We stayed for 4 nights in mid-September (our first experience at an all-inclusive) and really enjoyed the hotel. The staff was great all-around - at the front desk, in the dining room, at the bars, etc. Friendly and helpful.
Even the most basic room felt comfortable, but it's probably worth upgrading to the sea view (it's an astounding view). The food wasn't spectacular but was better than we expected - always a few highlights at every meal with some good variety. Included drinks were good.
The pool options are nice, and if you don't mind the stairs, the beach below is fantastic. You can also do some nice little coastal walks without having to drive anywhere.
Overall, a really good experience and a hotel we would definitely go back to for a trip to Menorca.
The hotel is located at a stunning location and the view from the sea view rooms are perfect. You can see the sunrise over horizon of the sea and makes ur stay just spectacular.
We took all-Inclusive and that was good.
We had issues with air con in the pool facing rooms and we had to change 2 rooms the day when we checked in.. the team was great to help us sort the issue and arrange another room. The pools are great and especially the kids one.. my lil one loved it..
Food selection was average for lunch and dinner, breakfast was great and so was the snacks from the bar. The team at the bar was super quick and great. The beach is 5-8 mins walk downhill and they run shuttle to and fro from the beach.
Overall a good hotel..
The hotel has been refurbished to a good standard. Staff are helpful. The room and bathroom were a good size. The bed was very large and comfy. Plenty of good food and a great variety. Decent pool with plenty of beds a umbrellas. Good selection of drinks in the all inclusive package so don't do an upgrade on the drinks, really not worth doing. People enjoyed the entertainment but there are plenty of quiet spots too. There is a free shuttle bus to and from the beach 3 times a day as the hotel is at the top of a hill. Great view of the bay. Whilst it now accepts children, if over 4 there isn't much for them.
The rooms are either facing the sea or the mountains/pools. There are two outdoor pools, they’re mainly useful for families with kids. The main pool is not super large but it’s sufficient. The other pool is in a small adults-only zone and is very small. The nearby beach is easily walkable and is amazing, so I wouldn’t complain at all if there were no pools. The food quality was overall good but the variety was limited. The dinner options changed every night but still many options were repeated. The breakfast buffet was the same every day.
Menorca a Földközi-tenger nyugati részén fekvő, Spanyolországhoz tartozó sziget, a Baleári-szigetek második legnagyobb tagja. A sziget lakossága mintegy 100 ezer fő, legnagyobb városa és adminisztratív központja Mahón (katalánul Maó).
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