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Puerto Azul Suite Hotel

in Puerto Pollensa , Majorca T rating: 3 plus

Impressive pool area
Spacious rooms to sleep 4
Short walk to beach and resort

The Puerto Azul wins the hearts of holidaymakers every year with its fun facilities, friendly staff and great location.

If you’re looking for somewhere that has great reviews and plenty going on, then the Puerto Azul fits the bill. It’s a favourite with guests who love its friendly staff, tasty food and fun-packed entertainment. Its location gets some gold stars, too. Framed by rugged mountains on two sides, it’s just a five-minute walk to a small beach on the Bay of Pollensa. And if you want time out shopping and trying out different restaurants, there are shops and eating spots within 250 metres.

As you’d expect, the swimming pool is where most things happen. It’s a lovely lagoon-like number with three separate sections - a paddling pool for toddlers, an area for older beginners and a deeper section for stronger swimmers. Plus, there’s a playground close by with a helter-skelter slide for little ones.

The food is a treat, too. Kicking off everything is a bumper breakfast of full English fry-ups and Continental dishes. The lunches and dinners are good, too, with lots of hot and cold choices plus kiddie-height buffet bars.

Factor in a lounge bar, cabaret shows and a poolside cafe and there’s everything you need for a chilled-out getaway. One more thing - the rooms are like the rest of the hotel, spotless and modern. And they all count as suites, with separate lounges and balconies looking over the pool, mountains or gardens.

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Hotel features

"The service is what sets this hotel apart - the staff here bend over backwards. They really can’t do enough for you."

Meals

Buffet restaurant with terrace
Daily show cooking
Regular carvery dishes at dinner
Snacks served from pool bar at lunchtime

Swimming pool

Swimming pool divided into 3 sections
Terrace
Sunbeds

Entertainment

Daytime entertainment May-October

For Families

Children's section of pool
Playground
Highchairs in the dining room
Cots

Facilities

Laundry room with coin-operated machines and ironing facilities
Internet

Extra Charges

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

Other Information

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Our rating

3 plus

Official Rating

3 Star

No. of lifts

None

No. of rooms

148

Room facilities

All rooms have centrally controlled air-conditioning, telephone, hairdryer on request, TV on request and lounge area. Standard rooms are suites with 2 to 4 beds - 2 twin beds and a sofa bed in the lounge area. Adjacent rooms on request.

Location

90m to promenade and small beach
250m to shops, bars and restaurants
300m to main square
900m to resort centre and harbour

Transfers

1 hour

Your guide to Puerto Pollensa, Majorca

“Mix a good dollop of traditional Majorca with plenty of things to see and do, lay them out around a wide, curving sandy bay, and there you have Puerto Pollensa.”

Set against a backdrop of mountains, Puerto Pollensa’s a charming resort that’s made up of great restaurants, lazy days on the beach, and a sleepy way of life.

And the scenery’s not bad either. You’ll find traditional Mallorcan stone houses mingling with modern villas, built around the curved, palm-shaded bay. This is a popular spot for early evening strolls, where you can stop halfway and sit down at the pavement cafés and restaurants. You’ll find traditional spots offering typically Spanish grub, or Indian and Chinese restaurants tempting you with an international flavour.

Food aside, the beach is definitely one to check out. This wide, sandy shore slips gently into the shallow sea, where little ones can safely splash in the waters. Older types can create a splash further down, where there’s watersports galore. We’re talking windsurfing, sailing, waterskiing and plenty more besides.

But don’t confine yourself to the beach every day, especially when it’s so easy to explore the surrounding area. A short journey will take you to the charming Roman town of Pollensa, packed with traditional architecture and quaint shops.

Or check out the northern point of Formentor, where you can soak up the spectacular roads or take a boat trip around the base of the immense cliffs.