Easygoing Mallorca with a poolside perch

This place puts you right in the mix in Cala Ratjada, one of Mallorca’s livelier east-coast resorts. Shops, restaurants, bars and the waterfront are all within easy reach, while beaches around the resort give you plenty of choice when a pool day needs upgrading to a sea day.

The hotel keeps things refreshingly uncomplicated. Its outdoor pool is surrounded by a spacious garden, creating a sunny base for days when exploring can wait. Rooms range from singles and doubles to triples, with balcony options available. The suites are the pick if you want more room to spread out, adding spacious interiors, a fridge and large terraces with garden space close to the pool. Air conditioning and free Wi-Fi come as standard.

Facilities

Food & Drink

  • Bar
  • Poolside snack bar
  • Restaurant
Use of these facilities may attract additional charges. All hotel and room facilities are subject to safety and wellbeing measures (including height and/or weight restrictions on slides and rides), board basis, seasonal availability, opening times, age, and dress code.

Entertainment

  • Outdoor pool
Use of these facilities may attract additional charges. All hotel and room facilities are subject to safety and wellbeing measures (including height and/or weight restrictions on slides and rides), board basis, seasonal availability, opening times, age, and dress code.

Find out more about Cala Ratjada

Cala Ratjada is a vibrant holiday resort situated on the north-eastern coast of Majorca. Once an old fishing village, the harbour now welcomes fleets of pleasure cruises and ferries from Majorca’s sister island, Menorca. Holidays to Cala Ratjada are especially suited to those looking for a resort that’s less swamped with tourists than those on the island’s southern coast. That’s not to say there’s not plenty to see and do, though. Cala Ratjada has a great selection of bars, restaurants, and shops, which cluster around the town’s promenade and the Plaça del Pins – the town’s main square – as well as a surprisingly vibrant nightlife scene. The town’s name literally translates to ‘bay of rays’, and the area is brimming with beaches, from secluded coves to long and lively stretches of sand. If you’re a nature lover you’ll be happy here. The Cap des Freu reserve is nearby, which covers 13 hectares of mountainous landscape at the island’s most north-easterly tip. Or venture underground at the famous Cuevas de Artà caves, a short drive south of Cala Ratjada.

Reyes Católicos 11, 07590 Cala Ratjada, Cala Ratjada, 07590, Spain

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