Historische hotels in Puerto de Pollensa

'I want to tell you every incredible detail about Boutique Hotel Petit Paris...but I also want to keep it a secret! Our first experience was the most warm, welcoming greeting from Erika on the reception desk. The hotel smelt amazing at all times and was kept spotlessly clean inside and outside. There is a definite spa, calming and tranquil vibe, with outstanding facilities. Our room was immaculate-very comfortable beds, mini frigde, safe, kettle and complimentary water and chocolates on arrival....

'Pros: Die Finca hebt sich gut von den vielen Neubauten, die einfach auf einem Acker stehen, ab. Ein alter Baumbestand, unter dem man gut Schatten findet und eine Finca, die mit viel Liebe und alten Baumaterialien authentisch erbaut wurde. Dazu ein toller Ausblick von einer kleinen Anhöhe über die Bucht von Alcudia. Die Terrasse ist ideal zum Frühstücken und Abendessen, da sie immer im Schatten liegt. Ein Aussengrill ist ebenfalls vorhaben. Dazu ein toll angelegter Pool. Man hört rund ums Haus...

'Been a few times family run business last season had to stay for the last time '

'Due to delay at the airport, we arrived by night. They gave us our key but nothing more on information. There isn’t a map in the room with information about the hotel, the area, emergency numbers. House keeping is not every day. Lots of woodlice in the room'

'Aan het strand , rustig maar toch dicht bij centrum '

'bars nearby were noisy lat at night'

'Everything in the hotel is fine. Lot of facilities. Not a place where you can lay on the beach. Too small and next to a busy road. Mosquitos in the park deliver discomfort.'

'Fabulous stay that suited the full age range (10 to 74) of our family. Property is excellent and provided everything just as outlined. Pool and pool area are superb. Owners of the property (also the hosts) were brilliant and made us feel like friends rather than just guests. All in, a tremendous holiday enjoyed by all members of our family group. Located in a quiet area, just outside of town, we found some form of personal transport to be a necessity.'