Hotels in Europe

“Ask the staff to change your room if you encounter a problem.”

“Choose 1955 next door instead if you want a quieter stay; Marena Beach can be a rowdy German stag-and-hen-party resort.”

“Try the restaurant at night.”

“Request the rooftop apartment with two bedrooms and large terraces.”

“Head up to the roof for a few minutes to enjoy the view, but proceed at your own risk.”

“Request El Sotil (€111) or the adjoining room for a balcony and better en-suite facilities; lower rooms may not offer the same.”

“Plan to arrive without a car, as the hotel is in a pedestrian area with no nearby parking.”

“Request a room with a balcony for more space, and be prepared to use the easy stairs because there is no lift.”

“Use the pool and breakfast areas for the strongest WiFi connection.”

“Stay for dinner at the farmstay.”

“Avoid rooms above the terrace on party nights.”

“Book a sea-view room.”

“Arrive slightly early for your wine tasting to choose your preferred table.”

“Choose a room with a balcony or terrace according to your preference.”

“Ask the owner for photos of each apartment; if Rocas Marinas is full, ask about Jardin Playa in Arenal d'en Castell or…”

“Email Robert for prompt answers and help directing any concerns.”

“Add parking to your apartment booking, as it must be purchased separately; parking is available.”

“Use the car park a few minutes' walk from the hotel.”

“Pack light and plan a short stay, as rooms are small and wardrobe space is limited.”

“Choose a room with a balcony.”

“Park in the nearby free parking spaces.”

“Head to Sa Coma Beach early in the morning to avoid the large afternoon crowds.”

“Ask for a low-floor room.”

“Request the green-and-yellow room on the third floor for its charming character.”

“Request a courtyard-facing room for a small balcony with sun chairs.”

“Choose any room; there is no need to request a particular one.”

“Request a room at the back for extra quiet.”

“Request a room with strong walls, or ask staff to change rooms if neighboring noise carries through.”