Ilusion Calma & SPA, Can Pastilla

Request a pool-view room for better outlooks, more sun, quieter nights, and occasional sunset views; avoid it if you go to bed early.

Request a pool-view room, preferably on the third or fourth floor; street-facing rooms may overlook the road.

Take an airport taxi for roughly €15–€16; the journey takes about five to ten minutes.

Arrive early for a sunny lounger; the pool gets busy and loses sun during the afternoon, especially after 5pm.

Request a higher-floor room for more quiet and distance from the bar, kitchens, and smoking areas; try a top-floor end room.

Choose a street-side room for quieter nights and later-day or evening sun, with people-watching from the balcony.

Head to the nearby beach if the pool is crowded; the walk takes about three minutes.

Join the entertainment and sangria parties, especially evening events with DJ Jordi.

Ask reception for help with questions, taxis and local information.

Expect coach drop-offs on the main road or halfway up the street because the hotel access road is narrow.

Take the A2 airport bus and get off at the first stop after the airport.

Expect limited pool sunshine outside summer because surrounding high buildings create shade.

Explore the promenade for restaurants, bars and shops near the hotel.

Bring a beach towel, or pay the €10 deposit to hire a hotel pool towel.

Use the indoor pool and spa area on cooler days, reserving spa access when required.

Choose the far-left pool corner or tables beside the bar for the latest sunshine.

Bring a travel kettle, or ask reception about borrowing one for a €5 refundable deposit.

Walk or cycle along the flat seafront toward Palma; the route suits wheelchairs, prams and bikes.

Book an upgraded or refurbished room for a cleaner, more comfortable stay.

Visit the spa early, when it is generally quieter, and follow the reservation rules.

Choose a front-facing room for lovely evening sun only if noise is acceptable, as reception is directly below.

Use street parking or the free car park about six minutes away; parking directly outside is unavailable.

Bring familiar snacks if travelling with a fussy eater, as food choices may be limited.

Use the far end of the restaurant and avoid rushing; seats remain available during meal service.

Hire a bike instead of walking the roughly seven miles to Palma.

Request an accessible room if needed; lifts serve every floor and the beach route is flat.

Take bus 25 to Palma for a day trip; it is described as the quickest route.

Ask to borrow or hire a kettle, as rooms do not include one.

Avoid pre-booked transfers; take a taxi from the airport and ask the hotel to arrange your return taxi.

Walk left from the hotel to the end of the street for a small beach, or visit the main beach for more space.

Take the airport bus for about €5 per person each way; a taxi may be cheaper for groups larger than four.

Pay extra for a room with a view to avoid a standard room’s potentially dull outlook.

Avoid rooms facing the airport.

Visit Flip Flops bar.

Expect smaller two-bedroom rooms when accommodating three people.

Pack earplugs because some rooms have thin walls.

Swim in the sheltered bay around the hotel if you want an alternative to the small pool.

Budget about €18 for two beach beds and a parasol.

Expect comfortable beds and effective air conditioning.

Avoid corner balconies if you want privacy, as they are close to neighboring balconies.

Ask for assistance accessing the spa area if you have mobility issues.

Request room 135 for a refurbished pool-view room.

Pay €50 for late checkout if you have a late departure.

Use the bar, which is open from 10am to midnight.

Shop at the Eroski supermarket around the corner for reasonably priced alcoholic drinks.

Try the paella.

Book excursions through Lemon Tours.

Consider all-inclusive if you expect to eat and drink mainly at the hotel.

Avoid rooms 430 to 440 if travelling with children.

Choose room 520 at the back for a quiet outlook over buildings.

Request room 433 for a pool view and afternoon sun.

Choose room 455 for a quieter position away from the pool area.

Request a side-view room for a sea view and a large balcony.

Request a room over the bar for sun most of the day.

Request room 253, 353, 453, or 553 for sun most of the day.

Choose a low-floor room to avoid waiting for the lift.

Request room 349 for the last afternoon sun.

Avoid room 440 unless travelling alone.

Choose a high road-facing room if you enjoy watching planes.

Book last minute to look for a good all-inclusive deal.

Cycle or walk into Palma, then use the bus stop at the end of the road instead of taking an expensive taxi.

Visit between school holidays for a quieter stay and easier access to hotel facilities.

Respect the spa rules, including any age restrictions and reservation requirements.

Bring €1 and €2 coins for machines, lockers and the pool because no change machine is available.

Bring playing cards if you want evening entertainment beyond the hotel programme.

Choose the third floor rather than the second for a quieter position.

Tip the bar staff and housekeeping.

Choose a first-floor room for a quiet stay.

Take bus 35 into Palma for a short ride.