Best Manacor Spa Hotels

Only been here over 24 hours and it deserves a review already. Lovely hotel in a perfect location, over the bridge is plenty of shops and restaurants so you’ll always find somewhere for food and drinks. Plenty of sunbeds so you don’t have to be there early to get one. The reception staff are lovely and very helpful when we checked in, our room wasn’t ready until 2:30pm so they let us lock our suitcases away and get changed for our clothes we travelled in. Definitely worth the money, room is a little outdated but the beds are SO COMFORTABLE! You can book excursions from the reception which is great. Free unlimited WiFi which is the first hotel I’ve ever seen this at. The lifts aren’t great if you are someone who doesn’t like lifts. I would definitely return to this hotel

This hotel was really really lovely, there were just a few things that stopped it being perfect. First of all the positives: The whole place feels very new and very clean. It all feels very luxurious and exclusive. The reception, restaurants, pools and villas are all beautiful. The staff are lovely, very friendly and seem eager to help. The restaurant staff are very attentive. The glass of cava whilst checking in was very welcome. The golf carts to get you around are great - I loved them. The room was spacious, plenty of wardrobe space and the aircon worked a treat. Food was delicious. Adults only pool. They man the pools, if your towel is on the sun loungers longer than 45 mins they are removed - stops any hogging of loungers early in the morning or throughout the day. Very family friendly, lots of babies whilst I was there. Beach at the bottom of the resort. And the bits that mean it isn’t quite perfect: The room I stayed in was an upgrade, but the bathroom didn’t have a proper door. This meant that every time someone went to the toilet you could hear, and smell, everything. The room doesn’t really have a changing area. I was on holiday with a friend, we could have done with a curtain or a door on the bathroom to be able to change etc. The rooms have big mirrors so its tricky to get changed without revealing all to everyone. Whilst there is a large selection of food for meat eaters and vegetarians, they had vegan bolognaise every night. Breakfast was even more limited. Very disappointing. Whilst they have an adults only pool with a member of staff there, they didn’t stop people bringing their young children into the pool. Whilst it wasn’t too much of a problem when I was there as it was mainly babies, I would hope in school holidays they would police it better to stop the pool being full of older children. There were often flies on the food. They could do with fly nets on the doors or net cloches over some of the food.

With a stay at Aparthotel Marina Drach in Manacor, you'll be a 4-minute walk from Torrent de Llebrona and 7 minutes by foot from Dragon Caves. This hotel is 0.4 mi (0.7 km) from Playa de Porto Cristo and 0.5 mi (0.8 km) from Aquari de Mallorca.Take advantage of recreational opportunities offered, including an outdoor pool, a fitness center, and bicycles to rent. This Mediterranean hotel also features complimentary wireless internet access, concierge services, and bike storage. Guests can catch a ride to nearby destinations on the area shuttle (surcharge).Enjoy a meal at the restaurant or snacks in the hotel's coffee shop/cafe. Relax with your favorite drink at the bar/lounge or the poolside bar. Buffet breakfasts are available daily from 8:00 AM to 10:30 AM for a fee.Featured amenities include dry cleaning/laundry services, a 24-hour front desk, and multilingual staff. Limited parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 50 air-conditioned rooms featuring LED televisions. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and satellite programming is available for your entertainment. Bathrooms have showers and hair dryers. Conveniences include phones, as well as safes and desks.

Our 8th visit to the Arcos our second this year. Yes its a little outdated, yes it looks like the pre school kids have been left alone to decorate the place, yes some rooms show signs of past accidents, yes its all true but for what it costs its a real bargain and I have often paid more for worse and the only reason its classed as a 2 star is because there are no lifts. I am happy to sleep in the room when Im not eating and drinking not a telly watcher so no problem. Food at the Arcos gets better and better every year no seriously it does the specialite this October is bangers and mash with onion gravy had it 5 times without stopping me splashing out on fillet steaks lol. Ok if you want luxury you might want to pay more elsewhere but if its fun and value for money youre after I will see you here next year, 'nuff said.

Originally set up the hotel in Palma, it was temporarily cancelled, so this one was set. It is very suitable for self-driving friends. There are enough parking spaces at the entrance of the hotel. The view of the hotel is simply a must. The restaurant and the pool public area are the jelly sea that tourists pursue to punch in. It feels no different from other popular jelly seas. You don’t have to drive to other jelly seas. You can walk to the beach for a few minutes to play in the water. The room facilities are ordinary, but they are enough, clean and tidy, and the first night was also delivered, but like many Spanish hotels, there is no water, so you can buy a few more bottles of water when you go out. Overall, you can be selected in the Life Hotel series. Although the hardware is a bit ordinary, the scenery is really amazing. I will consider staying again next time.

The Universal Hotel Perla provides a great place for travelers to relax after a busy day. The Universal Hotel Perla is an ideal choice for travelers who want to take in the sights and sounds of Manacor.This hotel is located near many of Manacor's attractions including RUSFIT SPORTCENTER, Sa Punta and Cova dels eriçons.After a long day of sightseeing, guests can retire to the comfort of the hotel.

Reviewing this hotel is quite difficult because the staff are all friendly and it does have some good points. Locally it is known as Fawtly Towers (by the taxi drivers ) and unfortunately it’s not difficult to understand why, however let’s start with the positives; firstly the hotel manager, he is a lovely smiley chap and he has a very high level of visibility on the shop floor and that helps the hotel have a relaxed vibe to it. I can also say the bath towels are soft, the beds are comfy , you get a kettle and the hotel supplies pool towels at no extra cost. The breakfast is also ok and the gym is basic but pleasant. In truth though, it’s a very old old hotel that has had a cheap lick of white paint and bit of a refurb including astroturf around the pool. Whilst the bedrooms are relatively comfy (ours overlooked the main road) they do remind me of the rooms in an old style travel lodge and the bathrooms are awful. The outside of the hotel also lacks any kerb appeal and it looks like an old block of council flats. The cleaners do an excellent job tidying the rooms every day and as I’ve said bathrooms are the worst feature , the plumbing smells , the bathrooms are small and the shower is barely fit for purpose. On another positive note the repair/maintenance man is great ( he definitely works hard) - he fixed the safe, the shampoo dispenser and even gave us a new plug for the bathroom sink , he was last seen dealing with some leaky aircon in the hotel lobby . In summary, would I stay again ? no, was it expensive accommodation ? yes , is it 4 star ? definitely not (3 star at best). Fawlty Towers is probably a bit harsh as it did slowly grow on me but I can understand why it’s called Fawlty Towers.