So, we ended up at this hotel through a travel agency. We booked a tour on a last-minute deal, so it turned out quite cheap. I had accommodation with an All Inclusive option. Besides breakfast, lunch, and dinner, there were also drinks at the bar, by the pool, and at the rooftop bar of the hotel. The room itself was good, but quite simple. Upon check-in, my room category was upgraded for free - from a standard room to a junior suite on the first floor. To be honest, this junior suite seemed pretty small to me. It had a balcony with sun loungers, but it turned out to be full of trash: dust, leaves, and some dry branches from trees. In the end, we never rested there, even though there were loungers. And there wasn't much desire to sunbathe because the balcony of the second floor blocked out the sun from above. You could lie down, but there was practically no sunshine. The room had a spacious bathroom with a large bathtub, a separate shower, and two sinks. Overall, the room corresponded well to four stars. Everything was generally fine, but the hotel itself is a bit worn out and looks somewhat old in places. It was not far to the sea - about a 10-minute walk. This was not a hassle at all because the path was straight and led down to the beach. Regarding the food, I had heard a lot about this hotel, and many said that the food was monotonous here. Perhaps, if you were to stay for two or three weeks, it might seem that way. But I was there for eight days, and during that time, the menu was different every day. Of course, there were breakfast dishes that repeated. This is a standard story: porridge, dairy products, fried eggs, omelets, and everything else that is usually found at breakfasts. Yes, breakfasts were indeed very similar to each other, but it seems to me that this is the case almost everywhere. Lunches, however, were very diverse. There were always several types of pizza, and it turned out to be really delicious. I'm generally not a fan of pizza, but here it was excellent: thin crust and lots of filling. Before the trip, I read many reviews praising it, and it turned out to be absolutely true. In addition, there was a huge amount of snacks, vegetables, fruits, fried and stewed meats. Fish, beef, and pork were grilled. In general, the food was very varied. Dinner had its own theme every day. For example, one evening was dedicated to Mexican cuisine: various bean snacks, spicy dishes, guacamole. In addition to the main assortment, there were themed tables with dishes. There were Turkish evenings with traditional dishes, Spanish dinners with ham, paella, and other national cuisines. By the way, paella was practically available every evening, in my opinion. Overall, the food was excellent. There was also ice cream, but it was only served at lunch and dinner. It was not available for breakfast. The only thing I didn’t like was the desserts. Almost all of them were very fatty, with the same cream, and too sweet. Finding something truly tasty for me turned out to be difficult. On the other hand, the kids were in complete delight. The more sugar, cream, and chocolate - the better. The selection of sweets was huge, but personally, I can’t highlight anything among the desserts except for the ice cream. The ice cream was indeed very tasty. There were big containers with different flavors, and you could serve yourself as much as you wanted. In the evenings, there was an entertainment program. I can't say that I liked it very much or found it very interesting, but it was perfectly fine for a change. If you enjoy spending the evening by the pool with a drink, then watching a show would probably be enjoyable. Personally, I found it not very interesting. Overall, I liked the hotel. I can't name any serious drawbacks. They cleaned every day, regularly changed bed linens and towels. Overall, everything was good. For entertainment, there was table hockey, several children's arcade machines, and billiards. All of this was for an additional fee - about one to two euros. The internet turned out to be weak. It only worked well early in the morning and late in the evening. During the day, apparently due to high demand, the speed dropped significantly, and using the internet was not very comfortable until about nine or ten in the evening. After that, everything worked fine again. Overall, the hotel is not bad, and I might consider returning here. Although, most likely, I would choose a different hotel, just to try something new. I really liked the place in Mallorca: a small resort village, a clean beach, a wide coastline, and a beautiful promenade. For this place, I would definitely return. But if there were no available places in other hotels, I would gladly stay here again.