Hotels near ＂Calipso＂ de Joan Bennàssar, Pla De Mallorca

Very good cleaning service, reception, very formal staff, something simple but very pleasant, I would recommend it to anyone who wants to travel and wants something comfortable and at a good price. We stayed for 5 days and had a great time.

Stayed here 19/06/24 When were checking in it was pretty straight forward, only one on person on reception bit silly when you are expecting a guest drop off, first impressions was a clean bright lounge area smelt DEVINE, we were half board originally we where all inclu but hotel changed ut to H/B, wich ment we had to pay for alcohol , I always thought tea/coffee was in with half board sadly not, we spent a small penny on drinks ( not heavy drinkers) Pool only small i wanted a lilo but felt you would get in peoples way because of sml pool , get 1 bottle of water for whole stay ( first night) then you have to buy your own ( annoying) Food was nice and puddings were lovely, staff were nice , i think as it being adults only It would be appreciated if you staff could come ask, if anyone wanted a drink around the pool , i think theres room for improvement in the hotel , be aware your not to drink the water so you have to go and get your own water if you need to weigh your case in the hotel you have to insert a £1' you really do get wat you pay for, Dont think i would rush back but overall decent lil place.

A clean hotel in a great location. Half-board dinner and breakfast with plenty of choice for food. I'm very pleased that they had lactofree milk and cheese. Live food stations at both breakfast and dinner. Drinks were reasonably priced. There are 3 pools with plenty of sun loungers at each. People were not putting towels down to reserve a lounger. Evening entertainment was decent, we were out during the day so did not experience the day time pool activities. The beach is a 2-5min walk away. There are supermarkets a few doors down and restaurants and bars within walking distance. Our only disappointment was that the room was not cleaned on the first day, and when it was cleaned the bedsheet smelled damp. The hotel have a good scheme, if you sign up to not having your room cleaned everyday, they credit you 15 euros for each day. This money was deducted from our final bill and essentially paid for our drinks. It would be great if they could put a kettle and Two mugs in the rooms. We bought our own from here to take after reading on other reviews. We would definitely return to this hotel.

- Service: Despite being marketed as a high end esort, the service provided is reminiscent of a three-star hotel at best. Communication was extremely poor, and as a client, I felt neglected and disoriented. Very bad communication before the start. Only received the programme 3 days before arriving with schedule inconsistent with my departure times. - Boarding Experience for Kids: My kids were utterly dissatisfied with their stay. The guardians assigned were not only disorganised but also lacked the warmth and cordiality expected in such roles. Much to my dismay, most kids were excessively engaged with their mobile phones rather than participating in activities. -Programs and Activities: The camp seems to offer nothing beyond tennis, with no provisions for additional activities or events to foster a sense of community. This lack of support resulted in my children frequently seeking refuge with me instead of enjoying their time at the camp. - Facilities: Although aesthetically pleasing, the layout of the residence is a convoluted labyrinth. To reach my room required an excessive amount of navigation which felt very inefficient. - Staff and Management: The operations appear to be disorganised, hinting at a need for professional hotel management. Moreover, the reception staff was the epitome of rudeness and lacked professional decorum. - Room and Laundry Services: The rooms were satisfactory but constantly filled with noise from outside corridors and ongoing tennis matches outside. Additionally, the laundry service was inconveniently slow and required me to collect my laundry from reception. - Food and Healthcare: The restaurant options and food quality were average, but a serious concern arose when my son suffered from food poisoning. The advertised nurse, who should be an essential presence considering the nature of the camp, was inconsistently available and only on site from 12.30 am. -Tennis Lessons: The coaching was satisfactory but certainly not extraordinary. I expected more professional interaction and advice, not what I could receive from any ex-pro in a local club. Furthermore, the lack of social activities led to repetitive training sessions with the same partners. -Children's Experience: My children, despite being in different age groups and levels, mirrored my feelings of dissatisfaction and stagnancy. The inability to progress in their game was a significant drawback. -Leadership: I expected the presence of more experienced coaches, instead of young, inexperienced staff members. Unfortunately, the involvement of lead coaches, let alone Toni Nadal, was visibly absent. - Location: Manacor, the host town, was underwhelming with not much to offer culturally or aesthetically, thus providing little to no external engagement. In conclusion, the Rafa Nadal Camp and Residence proved to be an unprofessional, disorganised, and inefficient experience. Despite being great fans of Nadal, this camp was a letdown and I would not recommend