All Inclusive Hotels In Majorca

[Davina61]

We quite fancy going to Majorca and staying all inclusive sometime in September, Myself and my husband are in our 50's, we love walking and seeing lovely scenery. Can anyone recommend a good area or if anyone has done an all inclusive they would recommend. Thanks.

[Octavius]

I always find Puerto Polensa pleasant, and if you can visit the monastery at Lluc the scenery between Polensa, Valdemossa and Soller is beautiful - hire a car if you do because there are many lovely little towns and villages between with open squares and cafes where you can stop for a drink, a wander and chat to some locals. There are more All incs in alcudia, but its really hit and miss - unless you are in a v.v.good hotel somewhere near the marina or Old Alcudia, I would generally avoid as it can be a bit 'Benidorm'.

http://www.puertopollensa.com/all-inclusive.html

[flemma]

I would highly recommend the beautiful Alcudia or Puerto Pollensa , stunning scenery and both on the quiet side of the island. It's to the north. Most areas on the west are very pretty and quiet too. X

[eastern]

I'll second Puerto Pollensa, we are just back from there after an excellent week. We didn't stay all inclusive but got a room in the Daina Hotel which is on the pine walk along the beach. The Port is more expensive to stay in than say Alcudia which is a lot more touristy but for that reason the party crowd tend to stay in Alcudia whereas the people of a certain age go to Puerto Pollensa. The main tip I can give you is be wary of where you are actually staying in relation the the Port itself, a lot of hotels/resorts put down there address as being in PP but are closer to Alcudia, personally I would rather spend a bit more money and be right in the Port itself. If you do eat out the restaurant's one street back from the front are a lot cheaper, expect to pay about £45 for two with some wine. As the previous person stated a hire car is handy but there is also a good bus service to most of the close by towns, only get a car if you want to go to places like the lighthouse at Formentor as no buses that we saw went there. One thing is for sure once you have been to Mallorca I can promise you you will go back, it's a beautiful place.

[theshedman]

If you want more info on Mallorca then I would try the link I have put below for TripAdvisor. You will get many more answers on there for all things about Mallorca. It is a lovely place to visit with many different things to see and do and in September you should still have decent weather but without the very big crowds.

http://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/ShowForum-g187462-i124-Majorca_Balearic_Islands.html

[dave50]

We find all inclusive hotels rather tedious after a while. They are good if you are taking children but now we can go on our own we much rather go self catering as walking out every evening, trying different places to eat and drink is part of the pleasure of the holiday. Just our opinion.