Seth Isla Paraiso

"We arrived on Wednesday 24th September 2025. We were allocated a first floor room.. There are two floors. Straight away we found out there are no lifts,and stepts wherever you go. From Reception you can access the beach by going down steps, of which there is 75. To reach the restaurants after going down these steps there is a further 100 steps to climb. If you go by road there is a steep hill which will take at least 10 minutes to arrive at the local restaurants. In my opinion if you have mobility difficulties stay away from this complex. Surrounding complexes may have the same issue as they are built into a cliff face. Even our restaurant, breakfast area is accesed by steps. This area is extremely quiet, yes the views are beautiful although offset by the steps to go anywhere. Would i come back here? Definitely not. Make sure you ask your travel agent all the details of this complex before booking."

"So our first time in Menorca and our first time at Seth Isla Paraiso. I’m going to be really honest as it’s clear from previous reviews that there are mixed opinions about the place. Positives - we were greeted by a lovely receptionist on arrival. Very helpful and a swift check in. The view from our room (417) on the top floor was spectacular. We had a 2 bedrooms with 1 overlooking the pool area and the beach. We were on a bed and breakfast deal and as we’ve only ever done SC I don’t have a lot to bench mark it on. Breakfast was plentiful but maybe not the best quality but we still enjoyed it all. There was a hot drinks machine, cold juice options. There was fresh fruit - peeled and sliced melon, grapefruit, orange, pineapple. Tinned peaches. Lots of fresh bowls of fruit as well. Plenty of sliced bread options, beautiful fresh baguettes, bread rolls, there was cold sliced meats, cheese. Yogurts, jams, loads of sweet pastries, muffins, cookies etc. My favourite hot items included the ‘real sausage’. It was delicious! The bacon was not to my liking. Could have done with it being crisper. The beans were OK but were a bit like bullets so not the best quality. There were fried, scrambled and boiled eggs available too plus freshly cooked tomatoes. I think the biggest let down were the tinned mushrooms! My favourite breakfast was a fresh whole meal roll with fresh sliced beef tomato. Yum! It was good value for adults but within a couple of days, my 3 children were not eating more than a couple of slices of toast. We also paid one evening to eat at the on site restaurant. Again this was an all you could eat buffet. I found it OK at €22 but I glad that we did not opt for this option when booking our holiday as there was simply not enough choice for my 3 children and even at €14 for them it was steep for what was on offer. Others have said breakfast was better value and I agree based on our experience. The pool area was a huge hit with my 3 boys. It certainly wasn’t heated but they didn’t care! Plenty of beds around the pool but we enjoyed using the elevated terrace area with views overlooking the beach and sea. It was spectacular! Areas to improve - the apartments! They would definitely benefit from a full refurb. We paid for an upgraded room (£40) but apart from the top floor and sea view, we were surprised at how dated the rooms were, especially the kitchen area and small bathroom. For a week however they were fine. On the whole, we would return again but not so sure we’d opt for a breakfast package. Our only concern is that with only a small supermarket opposite reception and so few eateries in the area, we might struggle!"

"This is our 3rd year here and the hotel does not disappoint! From the staff to the location, everything is just what we need. Yes, the rooms are basic and could do with a bit of a refresh but you don’t come on holiday to sit in the room all day! A few mins walk from the beach and the highlight this year were the resident goats!"