Request a pool-view room for the best outlook, morning sun and possible sea, lake or mountain views; expect entertainment noise until around midnight.
What guests mention
Guests tend to rate Sol de Alcudia highly for its refreshed, very clean rooms and apartments, generous space and helpful team. The beach, restaurants and local attractions are conveniently close, and the pool draws positive comments for its ample loungers, friendly bar service and family-focused activities. Food options are generally appreciated, while many feel the overall stay is fairly priced. On the less positive side, sound can travel between rooms and noise from the surrounding resort bothers some guests, and the gym is considered fairly limited.
Your stay, step by step
Advice from guests who actually stayed at Sol de Alcudia — the single most helpful tip for each part of your trip, in the order you'll need it, from booking to your last morning.
Reserve late checkout and your final-day shower slot well in advance because availability fills quickly.
Use free street parking if arriving by car.
Choose a room away from the pool, such as the front, rear or side, if you prioritize quiet over entertainment views.
Choose the breakfast option for good value, or upgrade to half board for well-regarded dinners.
Arrive at the pool by 8:30am to secure a lounger and find space before it becomes crowded.
Visit the Sunday or Tuesday markets early, avoiding Sunday in particularly hot weather.
Visit Alcudia Port in the evening for restaurants and atmosphere.
Ask reception for a spare key card so the room’s electricity can remain on while you are out.
Bring mosquito repellent and keep balcony doors closed at night.
What guests who stayed here recommend
Real advice grouped by theme — drawn from guest reviews of Sol de Alcudia.
Request a pool-view room, preferably on a high floor, for attractive views and evening entertainment; expect noise until midnight.
Request a high-floor room for broader views and less noise from children or chairs above, especially on the pool-facing side.
Request a fourth- or fifth-floor room for better views, less street noise, and likely air conditioning.
Choose a room away from the pool, such as the front, rear or side, if you prioritize quiet over entertainment views.
Choose a roadside or front-facing room for quieter nights, especially if children need to sleep early.
Avoid rooms above or facing bars, rear service areas, the main entrance, or external streets for a quieter stay.
Bring mosquito repellent and keep balcony doors closed at night.
Arrive at the pool by 8:30am to secure a lounger and find space before it becomes crowded.
Request an air-conditioned or newly air-conditioned room because availability varies between apartments and floors.
Choose the breakfast option for good value, or upgrade to half board for well-regarded dinners.
Request a mountain-facing room for quieter nights and mountain views.
Bring a travel kettle, because the hob kettle can take around 15 minutes to boil.
Avoid rooms facing Goodfellas bar, particularly on the lower-numbered side, because of late-night noise.
Walk about 10 minutes to the beach, or roughly 29 minutes to the busier Port of Alcudia.
Choose a two-bedroom apartment for children, or a three-bedroom apartment for maximum space and capacity.
Ask for a refurbished room, especially when booking directly, as some agents offer older accommodation.
Ask for a room overlooking the Viva Sunrise for quieter nights and access to its free Wi-Fi.
Reserve late checkout and your final-day shower slot well in advance because availability fills quickly.
Book directly and email ahead to request a specific room, pool view, or floor.
Avoid pool-facing rooms if you need quiet, as nearby bars and hotel entertainment can be loud until midnight.
Take a separate mirror, especially for a studio, because mirrors may be limited to the bathroom.
Visit Alcudia Port in the evening for restaurants and atmosphere.
Book directly with the hotel and call ahead to request your preferred room view before arrival.
Ask for a room on the left wing or near the reception end if you prefer that location.
Choose a corner one-bedroom apartment for extra space and a slightly larger balcony.
Request a mountain-view room for a quieter outlook, and specify non-smoking if needed.
Avoid closing the patio or balcony door behind you while outside, as you could lock yourself out.
Keep the balcony door shut to operate the air conditioning, and close the curtains while out to keep the room cool.
Bring washing-up liquid, a sponge, shampoo, kitchen cloths, spare tea towels and extra hangers.
Confirm whether you are booking a studio or apartment, because studios are small and suit up to two adults and one child.
Choose a two-bedroom apartment for groups over two, as one-bedroom apartments with sofa beds can feel cramped for four.
Ask reception for a spare key card so the room’s electricity can remain on while you are out.
Visit the Sunday or Tuesday markets early, avoiding Sunday in particularly hot weather.
Bring a portable charger and charge devices overnight because power switches off when you leave the room.
Bring extra hangers and a four-way extension lead because storage and electrical sockets are limited.
Choose an end room for more space, but avoid corner rooms if balcony size is your priority.
Request a low-floor room if traveling with children, and specify your preferred floor when booking.
Choose the main block for more recently refurbished rooms, rather than the block opposite reception.
Avoid paying for hotel Wi-Fi and use free networks at nearby bars instead.
Order lunch from the hotel restaurant and eat it beside the pool.
Book taxis early for the markets because waits can reach an hour.
Use free street parking if arriving by car.
Expect studios to accommodate up to three people, one-bedroom apartments up to four, two-bedroom apartments up to six, and three-bedroom apartments up to seven.
Shop at Viva supermarket at the top of the road for better prices than Spar supermarkets on the strip.
Pack swimwear and a towel in hand luggage so you can use the pool before your room is ready.
Expect the freshwater pool to feel cool at first, but warm up once you start moving.
Expect limited shade at some times, and use the outdoor dining area beside the pool when necessary.
Try Funny Bunny’s around the corner and ask for Paco.
Join the bingo for a chance to win free drinks.
Avoid rooms facing another hotel’s pool on lower floors because rubbish smells may be noticeable.
Use the on-site gym during your stay.
Check studio numbers 111–116, 211–216, and 311–316 for direct pool views.
Consider top-floor rooms 502–504 for some of the quietest accommodation.
Ask about room 424 if you want a road-facing room that is quieter at night.
Choose room 316 for a pool view directly above the pool-bar area.
Request room 305 for an unobstructed pool outlook.
Choose room 34 for afternoon sun and a large balcony.
Consider room 23 for a two-bedroom apartment.
Request room 12 for a pleasant mountain view.
Ask about room 406 for a pool outlook, but bring a pillow because the supplied one may be flat.
Bring your own pillow because the supplied pillow may be flat and insufficient.
Check that the fridge works properly as soon as you arrive.
Choose an apartment rather than a studio for a slightly quieter stay.
Request rooms 210, 310, 410, or 510 for large balconies with patio doors serving both bedroom and living area.
Request rooms 102–106 for exceptionally large balconies equipped with sun loungers.
Choose a one-bedroom apartment for more space than a standard one-room apartment.
Check restaurant bills carefully before paying.
Explore the nearby strip of English bars for reasonably priced food and drinks.
Avoid room 201 because of its location beside late-night noise.
Avoid corner rooms 101, 201, 301, 401, and 501 if you need quiet nights because they overlook two all-night bars.
Ask for room 215 for a pool view and evening entertainment outlook.
Choose the mountain- and canal-facing block for attractive views and less noise.
Bring your own hairdryer.
Use the beach Wi-Fi if you need internet access without paying for hotel service.
Keep money out of the room.
Request room 10 if access to the Chinese restaurant’s free Wi-Fi is useful.
Use the free Wi-Fi at the beach.
Close the balcony door carefully at night to avoid locking yourself outside.
Detach the air-conditioning key from your room key to keep the air conditioning running while you use the pool.
Leave the small key in the air conditioner so it continues cooling while you are away.
Bring a kettle for in-room drinks.
Check that your room matches its online description before accepting it.
Settle your preferred room before checking in because moving rooms later may be difficult.
Book early rather than waiting until the last minute.
Request room 509 for a top-floor pool view.
Request room 314 for a recommended room.
Request room 315 for a recommended room.
Request room 310 for pool and lake views.
Request room 303 for pool and lake views.
Request room 417 for pool, lake and mountain views.
Request room 35 for a quiet location away from the pool.
Request room 211 if you want a quiet room.
Request room 507 for combined sea and pool views.
Request room 214 for a pool view.
Request a balcony with evening sun for quieter evenings away from pool sounds.
Choose a corner room if you want a more spacious layout.
Remember that the pool opens at 9am, and evening entertainment generally ends by midnight.
Confirm your reservation directly before travelling to avoid check-in problems.
Request a canal-view room to avoid hearing the entertainment.
Compare the hotel with villas or Airbnb properties closer to the beach or Alcudia Port before booking.
Allow for check-in at 2pm and check-out at 11am when arranging flights.
Bring cash or a card because drinks with half-board or full-board dinners are charged separately at the meal.
Try Woody’s around the corner for inexpensive breakfasts.
About Sol de Alcudia
Sol de Alcudia has the easy-going feel of a well-run Mediterranean base: contemporary, recently refreshed and designed around both hotel rooms and apartment-style stays. Days naturally centre on the pool, while the buffet restaurant, cocktail bar and compact gym cover the essentials without overcomplicating things. It is a particularly straightforward choice for families, couples and independent travellers who want space to settle in between beach time and island exploring.
The property sits in Alcudia, close enough to reach the sandy shoreline on foot and surrounded by the bars, restaurants and holiday conveniences of the resort. Its setting works equally well for a self-catering break or a half-board stay. Alcudia’s historic centre, S’Albufera wetland reserve and boat trips are within easy reach, while the bay suits watersports and cyclists can head towards Port de Pollença and the Tramuntana routes.
Guests regularly praise the spotless, comfortable accommodation, roomy layouts and welcoming staff, often describing it as a great-value family holiday. The pool area gets warm mentions for its relaxed atmosphere, sunbeds and activities such as water polo, with bar staff and evening entertainment also adding to the sociable mood. The main caveat is sound: some visitors find the surroundings peaceful, while others notice noise through walls or from nearby nightlife. The gym is also more functional than extensive.
Facilities
- 24-hour front desk
- Baggage storage
- Bar / lounge
- Bicycle rental
- Billiards
- Breakfast buffet
- Car hire
- Children Activities (Kid / Family Friendly)
- Currency exchange
- Entertainment staff
- Evening entertainment
- Fitness Center with Gym / Workout Room
- Free public parking nearby
- Game room
- Karaoke
- Kid-friendly buffet
- Kids' meals
- Outdoor furniture
- Outdoor pool
- Paid wifi
- Pool
- Poolside bar
- Restaurant
- Shared lounge / TV area
- Snack bar
- Special diet menus
- Street parking
- Sun loungers / beach chairs
- Sun terrace
- Sun umbrellas
- Table tennis
- Vending machine
- Wifi
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