Ona Luna Park – Adults Friendly, El Arenal

Request a pool-view room for the best outlook, but expect some noise around the pool.

Request a high-floor room for better views and less noise; top floors may overlook the sea, forest, or bay.

Request a pool-view room, preferably on the third floor or above; it gets sun and is quieter, while low floors reduce lift waits.

Request a back or outward-facing room away from the street for quieter evenings.

Choose a higher floor—ideally levels 3–5—for better views and less noise; floor 2 or above is quieter.

Avoid basement, ground-floor, and reception-level rooms, where corridor traffic and noise are more noticeable.

Choose the Luna side or Hotel Luna rather than Luna Park for a slightly quieter setting.

Request Luna Park room 534 for a sea view away from groups.

Avoid second-floor rooms, particularly room 255.

Request Luna Park room 434 for a good sea view away from groups.

Take the A2 bus from the airport to s’Arenal, or use a taxi for about €19.

Prepare for very small rooms and thin walls that may carry noise.

Choose Building 1 rather than a ground-floor room in Building 2, where corridor foot traffic can disturb sleep.

Request the Luna Hotel or main hotel section instead of Luna Park; it seemed quieter.

Bring earplugs to reduce nighttime noise from corridors and neighbouring rooms.

Ask for an outside-balcony room, as all rooms have small balconies but views vary between the two blocks.

Tell reception your room requirements immediately and confirm the allocated room before settling in.

Request a first-floor room if you want easier lift access.

Request room 545 for a quieter corridor position and harbour view.

Consider room 516 in the corner for a pool-side view.

Request room 445 for views over El Arenal and Palma Bay.

Request room 424 for a lovely bay view.

Request room 421 for a pleasant view and evening sun.

Request room 414 for a quiet location with plentiful evening sunshine.

Avoid room 314, which faces a brick wall; request a top-floor room for a better view.

Avoid room 227.

Avoid rooms at the ends of buildings, as they may be smaller.

Consider Building 2 for pool, sea, and woodland views, but verify the room location before accepting it.

Arrive early for breakfast, as both hotels share a small, extremely busy serving area.

Take the Palma train to Sóller via the 504 bus, or pay about €23 for a faster taxi; the return train costs about €30.

Budget for bottled water with your evening meal, as it is not included with half board.

Avoid the beach-front disappearing-ball scam, where accomplices use fake English accents to lure people into betting.

Bring extra changes of clothes for summer, as the humidity can be intense.

Buy snacks, drinks, and beach supplies at the China supermarket about 500 yards uphill past the tabac shop for cheaper prices.

Request a sea-view room if you want to avoid overlooking the street.

Avoid room 134 because ants were reported there.

Avoid room 208; it faces Palma Bay Resort and can be noisy after the bar closes at 11am.

Avoid rooms 227, 327, 427, and 527.

Request Luna Hotel room 430 or 431 for a particularly good room.

Consider travelling from July onward to avoid the busiest period for school-age groups.

Use the nearby Sportsman for free Wi-Fi instead of paying €24 weekly for unreliable hotel Wi-Fi.

Ask the reservations agent about upgrades before arrival rather than relying on reception.

Take a taxi up the hill for about €3, or catch the bus to Palma for €1.50 every 10 minutes.

Buy an air bed from a local supermarket instead of renting an expensive beach sunbed.

Use the smaller building’s restaurant if staying there, as it was considered better.