Playa de Palma: Golfvakanties

hele goede service, schoon en prima ontbijt. het is jammer van iets te klein zwembad anders had het een 4 sterren hotel geweest.

Fijn verblijf gehad, personeel is heel behulpzaam en vriendelijk. Grappig om in het Duits aangesproken te worden :). Kamers zijn schoon en worden netjes gemaakt tussendoor. Mini bar was helaas niet gevuld, dit was wel jammer aangezien er dichtbij niet echt supermarkten open waren.

A good hotel, but wrong location for a young family Hotel Riu Bravo is a victim of its own success—it does so many things well that it appeals to a broad crowd, but the dominant demographic remains guests visiting for the nearby nightlife, bars, and beer halls. Finding a family-friendly hotel with a pool near Palma while avoiding both the rowdy party scene on the west and the mega-beer-gardens on the east proved to be a real conundrum in Majorca. That said, the staff were fantastic. They do an amazing job efficiently managing food service for such a high volume of guests. Rooms were also well maintained. A few areas for improvement: 1. Clearer Branding: The hotel needs to define its target clientele. If it aims to be adults-only, market it as such. If it wants families, providing a kids' club during peak holiday weeks would make a massive difference. 2. Transparency on All-Inclusive: Clearer communication is needed around local alcohol restrictions (the "3-drink rule" / 0.0 All-Inclusive laws) and how RIU properties in Majorca differ from the global RIU family brand, as they currently feel out of sync. I wouldn't stay in this specific area again. Next time I want to be near the city, I'd willingly trade off having a pool for a quieter location. One to tag as lessoned learned.

Waardeloos hotel slechte service, eten was niet goed, personeel erg onvriendelijk.

De handdoeken bij het zwembad die blijven liggen zonder dat er mensen zijn

hele goede service, schoon en prima ontbijt. het is jammer van iets te klein zwembad anders had het een 4 sterren hotel geweest.

A good hotel, but wrong location for a young family Hotel Riu Bravo is a victim of its own success—it does so many things well that it appeals to a broad crowd, but the dominant demographic remains guests visiting for the nearby nightlife, bars, and beer halls. Finding a family-friendly hotel with a pool near Palma while avoiding both the rowdy party scene on the west and the mega-beer-gardens on the east proved to be a real conundrum in Majorca. That said, the staff were fantastic. They do an amazing job efficiently managing food service for such a high volume of guests. Rooms were also well maintained. A few areas for improvement: 1. Clearer Branding: The hotel needs to define its target clientele. If it aims to be adults-only, market it as such. If it wants families, providing a kids' club during peak holiday weeks would make a massive difference. 2. Transparency on All-Inclusive: Clearer communication is needed around local alcohol restrictions (the "3-drink rule" / 0.0 All-Inclusive laws) and how RIU properties in Majorca differ from the global RIU family brand, as they currently feel out of sync. I wouldn't stay in this specific area again. Next time I want to be near the city, I'd willingly trade off having a pool for a quieter location. One to tag as lessoned learned.

Fijn verblijf gehad, personeel is heel behulpzaam en vriendelijk. Grappig om in het Duits aangesproken te worden :). Kamers zijn schoon en worden netjes gemaakt tussendoor. Mini bar was helaas niet gevuld, dit was wel jammer aangezien er dichtbij niet echt supermarkten open waren.

Fijn verblijf gehad, personeel is heel behulpzaam en vriendelijk. Grappig om in het Duits aangesproken te worden :). Kamers zijn schoon en worden netjes gemaakt tussendoor. Mini bar was helaas niet gevuld, dit was wel jammer aangezien er dichtbij niet echt supermarkten open waren.

A good hotel, but wrong location for a young family Hotel Riu Bravo is a victim of its own success—it does so many things well that it appeals to a broad crowd, but the dominant demographic remains guests visiting for the nearby nightlife, bars, and beer halls. Finding a family-friendly hotel with a pool near Palma while avoiding both the rowdy party scene on the west and the mega-beer-gardens on the east proved to be a real conundrum in Majorca. That said, the staff were fantastic. They do an amazing job efficiently managing food service for such a high volume of guests. Rooms were also well maintained. A few areas for improvement: 1. Clearer Branding: The hotel needs to define its target clientele. If it aims to be adults-only, market it as such. If it wants families, providing a kids' club during peak holiday weeks would make a massive difference. 2. Transparency on All-Inclusive: Clearer communication is needed around local alcohol restrictions (the "3-drink rule" / 0.0 All-Inclusive laws) and how RIU properties in Majorca differ from the global RIU family brand, as they currently feel out of sync. I wouldn't stay in this specific area again. Next time I want to be near the city, I'd willingly trade off having a pool for a quieter location. One to tag as lessoned learned.