Club Marmara Del Mar, Porto Cristo

★★★ Family Resort · Mid-range

Porto Cristo

8 Very good 1,166 reviews

Guest ratings

Location7.4

Cleanliness8.6

Service8.6

Value8

Rooms7.6

Sleep quality8

3-star 200 rooms

What guests mention

Guests often praise the welcoming team, tidy grounds and enjoyable pool, with the nearby beaches a major draw for a Majorcan break. Families in particular appreciate the upbeat, sociable setting. However, rooms are commonly seen as plain and in need of updating, and some feel that paying extra for essentials weakens the all-inclusive proposition. The setting is peaceful but short on nearby shopping, while construction sounds and noisy evenings can occasionally disturb the otherwise relaxed stay.

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Request a room away from the bar area. Rooms

Daniela F.

2 May 2026

Rooms

Request a room away from the bar area.

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About Club Marmara Del Mar

Club Marmara Del Mar is a straightforward, family-focused resort with an easy-going holiday feel rather than boutique polish. Expect a lively atmosphere around the pool, green garden areas for downtime, and a sociable rhythm that suits families happy to spend much of the day on site. Rooms come with air conditioning, flat-screen TVs and free internet, though the overall look is more practical than contemporary.

The hotel is in Porto Cristo on Majorca’s east coast, within reach of the area’s appealing beaches and around 2.2 miles from Torre Serral dels Falcons. It is a sensible choice for travellers with a car, thanks to free parking, and for families looking for a pool-and-beach base with breakfast included. Porto Cristo’s restaurants and sights are accessible, although the immediate surroundings are quieter and not packed with shops.

Guests tend to warm to the friendly staff and the well-kept communal spaces, particularly the pool and gardens. Cleanliness is regularly appreciated, and many enjoy the relaxed family atmosphere. The trade-off is that accommodation can feel dated and fairly simple, while some visitors have found the all-inclusive offering less generous once extras are added. Evening liveliness, occasional building noise and a limited programme of activities may matter to those seeking a quieter or more independent stay.