Grupotel Alcudia Suite Apartments

in Alcudia , Majorca T rating: 3

 
  • Close to the beach
  • Pool
  • Buffet restaurant
These apartments have a great pool scene that’s only a few minutes’ walk from a sandy beach. Plus, Alcudia Port is just a 10-minute drive along the coast.
Although in a peaceful spot, this place has a collection of restaurants and bars practically on its doorstep. What’s more, Playa De Muro’s beach is less than a 5-minute walk across the road. The sandy stretch offers up loungers and parasols, and comes with shallow waters that are perfect for families.

Back at the hotel, a sun terrace studded with palm trees and loungers surrounds the pool. There’s an al fresco bar, plus a splash pool for kids.

Inside, roomy apartments are made up of an open plan kitchen-lounge area decorated in sunny colours. A balcony is guaranteed, too.

The in-house restaurant serves up international fare like salads, pasta, and soups, and you can even expect a bit of show cooking.

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Apartment features

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All Inclusive Option

  • Full Board buffet meals
  • Snacks
  • Locally produced alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks
  • Activities as listed
  • Entertainment as listed
  • Other facilities as indicated
  • Facilities that do not form part of your All Inclusive package may incur extra local charges, please see the A-Z Guide

Meals

  • Buffet restaurant

Swimming pool

  • Swimming pool
  • Sunbeds
  • Parasols

Entertainment

  • Daytime and evening entertainment programme
  • Lounge bar

For Families

  • Children's pool
  • Hotel-run kids' club
  • Playground
  • Children's entertainment programme
  • Cots

Facilities

  • Money exchange
  • The following are not included in your All Inclusive package:
  • Internet corner
  • Laundry service

Extra Charges

Some facilities may incur extra local charges, please see the A-Z Guide

Other Information

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Our rating

3

Official Rating

3 Star

No. of floors

5 floors in 1st block, 4 floors in 2nd block

No. of lifts

2 lifts in 1 block, 1 in the other

No. of studios

9

No. of apartments

113

Apartment facilities

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Apartment facilities

All apartments sleep up to 4 with a twin bedroom and 2 sofa-beds in the lounge, plus air-conditioning, kitchenette, satellite TV, phone, maid service 5 times a week and balcony.

Location

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  • 100m to shops, bars and restaurants of Playa del Muro
  • 200m to beach across main road
  • 4km to the Port of Alcudia

Transfers

1 hour 15 minutes

Your guide to Alcudia, Majorca

“Famed for its incredibly long sands, stunning setting and relaxed family atmosphere, Alcudia is unbeatable for a classic beach holiday.“

A big, modern resort crammed with shops and entertainment, Alcudia is the equivalent of a toybox for sun-and-fun-lovers. Wrapped along five miles of Majorca’s northern Bay of Alcudia and framed by dramatic mountain peaks, its beach is a humdinger.

Here, light golden sands stretch for an amazing 11 kilometres, lapped by dazzling seas and strewn with sunshades, bronzing bodies and watersports rentals. As soon as you arrive, come on down. Fling off your shoes and revel in the soft sands beneath your soles before letting the crystal-clear waves trickle around your toes. The kids will love it here too, thanks to the way the soft sands glide slowly into shallow, placid waters.

When it’s time to eat, the palm-lined waterfront comes up with endless international restaurants to keep every palate and pocket happy. If authentic Spanish dishes are more your style, stroll to the picturesque harbourside for a tapas lunch or platters of ocean-fresh seafood. And once finished, return to the sands, popping into the bevy of souvenir shops en-route. Alternatively, save your Euros for Alcudia’s renowned Tuesday and Sunday markets.

And don’t miss all the kids’ entertainment either, like boat trips, go-karting and the exciting local water park.
Fancy some sightseeing? Be sure to experience Alcudia’s old town close by. A shrine to the Romans, Moors and Spanish who occupied it, its atmospheric streets and nearby Roman amphitheatre will whisk you back centuries.

Come dusk, don’t expect heavy-duty partying. Alcudia’s relaxed pace holds sway, with evenings revolving around moonlit hotel dinners and waterfront strolls. Should you ever fancy quickening the tempo though, head for the harbourside where a row of discos and bars light up the night.

More on Alcudia, Majorca

More on Alcudia, Majorca

A big, modern resort crammed with shops and entertainment, Alcudia is the equivalent of a toybox for sun-and-fun-lovers. Wrapped along five miles of Majorca’s northern Bay of Alcudia and framed by dramatic mountain peaks, its beach is a humdinger.

Here, light golden sands stretch for an amazing 11 kilometres, lapped by dazzling seas and strewn with sunshades, bronzing bodies and watersports rentals. As soon as you arrive, come on down. Fling off your shoes and revel in the soft sands beneath your soles before letting the crystal-clear waves trickle around your toes. The kids will love it here too, thanks to the way the soft sands glide slowly into shallow, placid waters.

When it’s time to eat, the palm-lined waterfront comes up with endless international restaurants to keep every palate and pocket happy. If authentic Spanish dishes are more your style, stroll to the picturesque harbourside for a tapas lunch or platters of ocean-fresh seafood. And once finished, return to the sands, popping into the bevy of souvenir shops en-route. Alternatively, save your Euros for Alcudia’s renowned Tuesday and Sunday markets.

And don’t miss all the kids’ entertainment either, like boat trips, go-karting and the exciting local water park.
Fancy some sightseeing? Be sure to experience Alcudia’s old town close by. A shrine to the Romans, Moors and Spanish who occupied it, its atmospheric streets and nearby Roman amphitheatre will whisk you back centuries.

Come dusk, don’t expect heavy-duty partying. Alcudia’s relaxed pace holds sway, with evenings revolving around moonlit hotel dinners and waterfront strolls. Should you ever fancy quickening the tempo though, head for the harbourside where a row of discos and bars light up the night.

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These apartments have a great pool scene that’s only a few minutes’ walk from a sandy beach. Plus, Alcudia Port is just a 10-minute drive along the coast.

Although in a peaceful spot, this place has a collection of restaurants and bars practically on its doorstep. What’s more, Playa De Muro’s beach is less than a 5-minute walk across the road. The sandy stretch offers up loungers and parasols, and comes with shallow waters that are perfect for families.

Back at the hotel, a sun terrace studded with palm trees and loungers surrounds the pool. There’s an al fresco bar, plus a splash pool for kids.

Inside, roomy apartments are made up of an open plan kitchen-lounge area decorated in sunny colours. A balcony is guaranteed, too.

The in-house restaurant serves up international fare like salads, pasta, and soups, and you can even expect a bit of show cooking.

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Grupotel Alcudia Suite Apartments
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