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June 2, 2025
This is a 3 star resort, for which I got a really good deal, and reviewed accordingly. It isn't somewhere I'd want to pay luxury prices for, but for our family of 4 we were happy with what we got for the price. The location is great, albeit it's Cala Egos not Cala D'Or as advertised. I don't care about that but I know some people do. It's 2 minutes from the nearest beach in one direction, 2 minutes from Cala Egos resort centre in the other. Also Es Forti is a 5 minute walk and well worth a look, especially at sunset. You get views of several calas. We went up a couple of times. We went in the May half term and the place wasn't quite full. A local shopkeeper told us it's incredibly busy in the area in July and August. May felt like the perfect time, busy enough to be buzzy but not so rammed that you can't move. Food was better than I'd expected for a 3 star AI and from some of the reviews. Not loads of choice, so that's evidently how they kept costs down, but we found what there was to be pretty good. Breakfast was the usual buffet. They always offer a grilled meat and grilled fish option, then also a cooked meat and cooked fish option. The bloke on the grill was really good and by the end of the week he knew what I liked! There were also multiple salad options each day. It did get repetitive by the end but that's AI for you and there's restaurants just round the corner for anyone wanting a change. The pool bar just has burgers and chips, so again a bit less choice than other places. I didn't eat a full meal there. It was annoying that when the ice lollies ran out, as they did virtually every afternoon, they didn't replace them even though the snack bar was open til 5. Staff were all really nice. They charge for hiring beach towels, so take your own. Or just get 3 for 10 Euros at the shop round the corner. The rooms were fine, not the biggest but ok, and clean. Cleaning and fresh towels available every day if you want it. We were AI so I can't speak to the self catering facilities. The tap water isn't sea water but it is salty. We found it fine to shower but you'll want bottled for drinking and tooth brushing. Spar sold 6 big bottles for under 5 Euro. I was curious to see how the cup thing worked in practice, and verdict is... annoying. I'd rather have paid a few more euros on the bill for them to employ a pot collector. The pool area is only open 10 til 6 and they did enforce that. It would've been nice if it could've stayed open a bit later, maybe 7, but I guess they probably just employ the 1 lifeguard for 8 hours and again, it's a 3 star. The pool was I think slightly heated. Not warm but warmer than I'd expected. There aren't a lot of sunbeds round the pool area, there's just not room, but they had two sun terraces which I thought were a good idea for people who like to lie out. The entertainment was a mixed bag. The staff were obviously working hard but it wasn't the best organised, and some of the things on the official schedu