Hotels in Europe

“Request a ground-floor garden room, especially with young children; private loungers, a hammock, and pool access provide useful extra space.”

“Request a ground-floor or lower-floor room if you have mobility issues, a buggy, or young children; there are no lifts.”

“Request Block B, preferably toward the back or gardens, for quieter, more private rooms with pleasant views and refurbished interiors.”

“Choose a room away from the pool and entertainment areas for greater peace, or use the quiet pool instead.”

“Request a front-facing sea or harbour-view room, ideally on the 3rd or 4th floor with a balcony; expect excellent views, extra cost,…”

“Request a sea-view room, preferably on the second floor or higher; the views and sunrise are worth the supplement, though some face…”

“Request a sea- or cove-facing room for sunrise and bay views, but choose pool-facing rooms for afternoon and evening sun.”

“Bring sturdy walking shoes and prepare for steep hills around the hotel and village centre.”

“Request a higher or top-of-hill apartment for better views and greater quiet, but expect a steep uphill walk.”

“Pay extra for a front-facing sea-view room with a balcony or terrace; rear and standard rooms may face a wall or neighboring…”

“Walk into Sóller in 10–20 minutes, skip hiring a car, and take the train to Palma.”

“Request a pool-facing room for sunshine and the best views; only eight apartments have pool views.”

“Request a sea-view room and consider paying extra; some rooms instead overlook the building, while others have large sea-facing terraces.”

“Choose a pool-facing apartment for large balconies and views across the pool.”

“Request a pool-view room, preferably high, south-facing, with a balcony and away from the road; it may be quieter, while some rooms…”

“Allow a 15–25-minute walk to reach the beach, and plan ahead because taxis can be difficult to find for the return journey.”

“Choose a ground-floor apartment for a quiet, fresh stay; all rooms are quiet.”