Hotel Voramar

The location is the best. It is right across the beach which has sand. Some other beach entrances have big stones. The water was clear and shallow. It is 14.50 Euros for two sun-loungers, umbrella and safety box. We paid extra for the sea view room. It was ok for three people and the room was nice. The bathroom was nice and clean. Everyday there was cleaning and fresh towels. Breakfast and dinner was good. Close to the Drach Caves - a must see - with public bus or 14 Euros by taxi. You don't need a tour company. But there are a lot of steps and walking. There are many shops, bars, clothes shops in Cala Millor, around the hotel.

The linen is only changed once a week, too long for a beach holiday. Walls were too thin, you can hear next door. You have to pay extra for drinks at dinner, even water. You need to pay extra to use the safe and fridge in the room. No kettle.

Breakfast was terrible

THE VIEW!!! and the location of the hotel, meaning the 1min walk to the beach! We want to thank Sergio again for the nice service and help we got from him! Another thing worth mentioning is how clean the hotel was, the cleaning ladies are doing an excellent job!

First time visiting Mallorca and we decided to stay in Cala Millor. Hotel Voramar looked decent on the pictures and we booked it, thinking that it would be a cozy Spanish retreat... but boy were we wrong... the first guy we met at the reception told us that the staff knew only Spanish or Catalan and we were happy with that, after all we were in spain weren't we? But the next morning we found out that German language and German guest are their main focus? I mean what? We were in Palma de Mallorca and not in Germany... the menus were on german, their entertainment and almost all of the tv channels were on german and the staff talked german to us... even though we told them "No german, talk Spanish with us" they felt like German was the only language they knew... there were a few exceptions with the staff: the guy called Sergio (best guy from this season) and a girl called Nuria, that did their best and always talked English or Spanish with us! But they were working in the bar/ restaurant... We felt that the hotel had nothing to offer for us... we felt alone and could do whatever we wanted because non of the staff ever talked to us. They turned the lights on at the balcony at 7 or 8 and the keep them on until 11,11.30 and you couldn't do anything about it, plus the balconies had no privacy so as you can imagine it was a really bad system. The cleaning ladies were really nice but if you didn't put the cleaning card on the doorknob and it you didn't leave the room than you were not going to get your room cleaned... this is something nobody told us but we had to learn on our own and despite the room being cleaned everyday you only got new towels and no new sheets for the whole week (plus the pillows were uncomfortable, old and they had holes in the cotton part)... The room only has 4 sockets, one in the toilet, one beside one side of the bed and two under the tv...