Hotels in Europe

“Head to the rooftop for Palma views, sunshine, and a drink or coffee.”

“Book any room for a sea view.”

“Bring a sleeping mask if you want to sleep past sunrise.”

“Choose a two- or four-bed dorm for more quiet and privacy; larger dorms can get hot at night.”

“Request a first-floor front room for more space and a larger balcony, but expect a tiny bathroom.”

“Make time for breakfast — the varied, nutritious offerings change daily and provide a relaxing start.”

“Choose any room for wonderful Cathedral views, high standards, and quiet evenings.”

“Request Room 2 for its large, spacious balcony, room for two loungers, surrounding-field views, and suite-like layout.”

“Rent a car because villages and activities are a drive away; plentiful parking makes driving convenient.”

“Ask about the Villa’s additional services.”

“Choose the hotel for locally produced organic food, visible recycling, and well-maintained grounds.”

“Book a sea-view room, such as room 262, for panoramic ocean views rather than overlooking the pool.”

“Use the brand-new gym for workouts.”

“Request a second-floor front or corner room on Carrer de Sant Sebastia for quiet street views, but expect bright street lights.”

“Avoid driving to the hotel: parking is off-site; use the Ramblas car park for about €20 per night and walk, or take…”

“Choose a back-facing room for less noise, but expect a wall instead of a view; front rooms can be loud.”

“Request an apartment as high as possible and bring earplugs; noise from the Brisas restaurant travels through walls, cavities, and ducting.”

“Request a rear-facing room in high season to avoid noise; front rooms overlook the plaza.”

“Reserve one of the two parking spots in front of the hotel; parking is very limited.”

“Request a rear room to reduce noise from the opposite bar and passing traffic.”

“Try the restaurant beneath the apartments for reasonably priced, cooked-to-order food and drinks.”

“Ask for room 15 if you need in-room Wi-Fi; the website only promises Wi-Fi in communal areas.”

“Request room 101 for a quiet outlook over the pool and garden.”

“Explain any particular needs in Spanish.”

“Visit Pierre nearby for pastries or cake.”

“Avoid booking a ground-floor apartment.”

“Choose any room for a family, as all are small apartments; couples should book the new junior suites.”

“Request a ground-floor room, especially in B1, B2, or B3, to avoid climbing stairs.”

“Request Studio 2 or another room with a terrace for private outdoor space.”

“Ask for a room overlooking the garden.”