Hotel Bahia, Peguera

Request a pool-facing room, preferably on a higher floor or in the main building, for the best outlook.

Request a garden-facing room for greater quiet, especially if you are sensitive to street or pool noise.

Request a pool-and-sea-view room for a higher outlook, though trees may partly obscure the sea.

Request a larger room because sizes vary and rear-facing rooms may be bigger despite having less view.

Ask for a room with a large balcony, ideally facing the sea.

Choose a lower-floor room if stairs are difficult because the hotel has no elevator.

Request rooms 318, 319, or 320 for their attractive pool views.

Confirm whether your room includes a minibar before arrival.

Verify that you receive the room category you booked.

Confirm double-bed availability when booking because most rooms have twin beds.

Request room 103 for its pleasant shaded terrace.

Choose another hotel if you want a lively atmosphere.

Take the bus to Palma.

Skip the bed-and-breakfast option if you prefer eating breakfast outside the hotel.

If booking half board, budget separately for dinner drinks because they are not included.

Walk across the street to reach the beach.

Ask reception for towels, a robe, a kettle, or other room essentials.

Choose a quieter room away from the bar and street because the vintage building carries outside noise.

Avoid room 317 if noise bothers you; it is above the bar and pool, despite having a sea view.

Ask for rooms 201–205 or 301–305 if you want a pool view.