Het viersterrenhotel Bordoy Don Antonio ligt in Calvià. Het telt 151 kamers en beschikt over een tuin met terras.
Geschikt voor familievakanties
Met speciale familiekamers en een kinderzwembad is dit hotel ideaal voor een verblijf met kinderen. Tegelijkertijd kunnen volwassenen tot rust komen in het spa- en wellnessgedeelte.
Olanaklar ve özellikler
Giriş / çıkış
14:00 / 12:00
Oda başına maksimum kişi sayısı
4
Aile odaları
Evet
Manzaralar
Dağ manzarası, Havuz manzarası, Deniz manzarası, Bahçe Manzarası, Göl Manzarası, Şehir manzarası
This is an excellent hotel. Its situated just a 5-10 minute walk to the busy sea front with shops and restaurants and the beach. Prices are fair down there and the food is pretty good.
The hotel has fabulous swimming pools for all ages and they are easily accessible and can be walked into as it has a sloped entrance on two of the pools.
Rooms are great and provide everything you need for a stay with a fridge and comfy beds leading to a good night sleep.
Staff are really really super helpful, friendly and extra accommodating especially for those who need an extra hand like elderly and young people.
Myself and my family would highly recommend and will be visiting again in the future.
I chose this hotel because it was advertised as a 4-star All Inclusive resort, but unfortunately the experience was very disappointing.
The biggest issue is that “All Inclusive” does not actually mean all inclusive here. There is no complimentary bottled water in the room, no minibar, and if you want a bottle of water, you have to pay extra. The snack bar is not included, ice cream is not included, and many basic items require an additional payment.
What makes this even more disappointing is that there is only a very small price difference between Half Board and All Inclusive, yet the All Inclusive package offers almost no additional value. It feels misleading and does not meet the expectations most guests have when booking an All Inclusive holiday.
The food selection is very limited. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner are available, but the variety and quality are well below what I would expect from a 4-star hotel. If you are vegetarian or do not eat pork, your choices are especially limited.
The rooms are probably the best part of the hotel. They are cleaned daily, but the cleaning is only average. Stains and other visible marks are often left behind instead of being properly cleaned.
The service is also disappointing. I did not experience the level of hospitality, attentiveness, or customer care that I would expect from a 4-star hotel.
Overall, this hotel does not offer good value for money. The All Inclusive package is misleading, the food is disappointing, and the service falls short of expectations. Unfortunately, I cannot recommend this hotel and hope this review helps future guests make an informed decision.
Really nice hotel. Friendly people, good food, clean rooms. Nothing to complain about. 🙂❤️
Arrived after midnight, to a deathly quiet hotel, with literally nothing going on around it, we checked in. The block our building was in was at the top of a hill. After walking up the hill and riding in the hot stuffy lift we got to our hot stuffy room only to discover there was no water in the room. We walked back to reception and they informed us there is a vending machine nearby. Unfortunately we had no coins to pay €2.50 for a small bottle of water, and the vending machine only accepted coins. We went to bed after trying to charge our phones. Alas, an uk plug with adapter would not plug into any of the sockets. After a terrible nights sleep in a truly amazing bed we made our way to breakfast. As we walked into the restaurant, not 1 member of staff greeted us, in fact we were ignored completely. First thing we did was get some water from a jug, the water was warm. Unfortunately the hot food we got was not warm. Cold meat counter had square sweaty ham. Fruit counter had tinned fruit. We sat drinking bad coffee. At no time did any member of staff check the temperature of the hot food (which was clearly in the danger zone). I went to reception to ask if this was normal and was met with an angry looking woman who eventually turned to me, but acted like I was disturbing her by having a question. I returned to reception shortly after, hoping for a member of staff who felt customer experience mattered. I found Marcos, who was rude and did not listen. I showed him our adapter which broke when we tried using it, he shrugged. I told him I was shocked that there was no water in the room and he told me “it is not in the contract”. This hotel does not care for its guests. It cares only for extracting money from everyone for everything. The only staff who spoke to us were the night porter who was very friendly and helpful, and the cleaners. Everyone else thinks they are above saying hello or good morning. If you arrive late, be aware they have no shop. You can’t buy tobacco products (not that I smoke) or food and water. I think this is a 3 star hotel, but they haven’t removed the forth star they once deserved. Value for money, this is the worst hotel I have stayed in, anywhere. Avoid like food poisoning, otherwise I am confident you will get food poisoning. Luckily we only had 1 night here
We stayed in this hotel for 6 nights and we are satisfied in general. Overall, it's a hotel with a very pleasant atmosphere.
The staff (receptionist, restaurant staff, cleaning ladies ) are very friendly and helpful. The room where we stayed was clean, very big, and the view from balcony was stunning!! The variety of food was excellent, and the taste was also impeccable.
There was not a single thing that I found unpleasant.
There are four shuttle buses a day from the hotel to the beach. We wanted to take the 10 o'clock bus, but it was too crowded and we couldn't get on (there were others who couldn't get on either). The bus is too small for the number of people waiting. Therefore, I think it would be a good idea to increase the number of buses, especially during the peak season.
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