THB Sa Coma Platja

This hotel is beautifully situated on this lovely island . We had a very relaxing and peaceful holiday here . The food in the restaurant was wonderful every day and the staff were friendly and accommodating. The only gripes we would mention were that the drinks were very expensive ( Gin and tonic 10 euros ) and although we had paid extra for a sea view room as we were on the second floor the view was very limited . We would still return to this hotel though .

Lovely place to go my kids loved it,there and did not want to leave,great location for bars restaurants and the beach,the room are lovely and clean will definitely go there again but would book for longer next time.

Hotel was in an ideal location with very pleasant and helpful staff.We were very pleased with the evening entertainment. Also only a short walk down to the beach and had great local transport links visiting some more lovely areas of the Island.

nice hotel but dinning a nightmare , only stayed B&B but run out of basics a few times, never any cutlery on tables, long wait at toasters, no room between tables and serving area fantastic location though right on beech although beds and brolly very pricey

Fabulous place, the rooms lovely with a fantastic view, the staff were very helpful, and the food and variety of food was excellent, the resort itself was very clean and well kept, definitely will return.

We stayed here during the first week in May, my wife, myself & her sister. We booked for one week & would go again. The hotel had only been open week when we arrived and was spotless. The staff on reception & in the bars couldn't do enough for you & were very friendly. The food was of a good selection so to were the bar snacks. The little fruit tubs were lovely & fresh. The entertainment was on 6 nights. If you watch the shows then try to catch the spanish dancers on the saturdaty night as well as Duo Las Vagas who are unintentionally hilarious for a singing duo. The rooms are very spacious, the higher floors have a fantastic view of the beach. If you go to the beach, avoid the brown wicker brollies & beds as these (at the start of May) were 30euro a day as you had to hire the two beds & the brolly as a package. I'm sure they'll hike up the price as the season goes on. When staying full board you have one free night in the on-site Italian Restaurant (which doubles as the pool bar during the day). If you visit the restaurant, I'd recommend a light breakfast and then nothing until the restaurant (if you're booking early, which has to be done 24 hours in advance at the main reception). Whilst the menu is limited, you do get three courses & each course is the size of a main course meal. We struggled to finish all three courses. There was a chap who did daily games, but wasn't pushy with it and he also did an evening kids club. The hotel is more for adults than young families as there is nothing there for young children. So do not consider it if you have them, book one of the other family hotels in Sa Coma that cater for young children, which the hotel opposite ours seemed to do. The only draw back to this hotel is that it takes 1h 20mins to get there from the airport & we were the second drop off on the coach. We didn't get to the hotel until 11pm, however the check in was swift, the bar was open until midnight & they had a nice fresh cold salad & fruit & water waiting for you in your room in case you were hungry. Whilst we didn't do any trips, I heard that the quad bike/buggy trips near to the hotel are a waste of time & money. The glass bottom boats are a 20 min beach walk away to book in the harbour & the free safari bus passes the hotel regularly as do the open top buses & normal local buses. All in all one of the best Jet2 holidays we've had to date. Will book this hotel again.

We have visited Sa Coma Platja seven times and find it excellent with very attentive staff. Lovely hotel on the beach and a wide promenade linking to the next town. Few minutes from docking jetty for sea trip catamarans. Having already been this spring we have already booked to go again later this year

Went on holiday to the Platja from 17th May to 26th May. The hotel was very clean and the only days that there is no change of towels or maid service are Thursday and Sunday. We were all inclusive so breakfast,lunch and evening meal with a wide variety to choose from at all time. We were in room 415 which had a great view over the pool and sea view, however all rooms have the same. The room had a fridge and kettle and TV in living area with sofa bed the bathroom had a hairdryer and the bedroom 2 large single beds with a wall mounted TV. The pool bar provides food from 12 noon to 4pm where you can get chips, chicken nuggets, burgers, toasties, hot dogs and baquettes if you are all inclusive this is also free. The local beer available is Cruzcampo and the guys that work in the bar are great. If you are not all inclusive you will pay 2.40 euros for a half pint and 3 euros for a local spirit There is entertainment at night and some of the turns are quite good it starts at 9pm until after 11pm and follows the kiddies disco which is from 8pm until 9pm. Sa Coma was quiet when we were there but probably because out of season. You can walk into Cala Millor and Cala Bona which are a bit more livelier. I would recommend this hotel however.

Nice hotel, staff were very friendly. The all inclusive was a bit hit and miss. We have been to other hotels where you serve yourself drinks and lunch ect, this hotel you had to place an order for your lunch and wait while it was cooked. There was not enough choice some evenings at dinner but altogether a nice place in a decent location.

The hotel fabric is fine, i.e. it is clean and tidy, and things seem to work. The rooms are amply sized and cleaned/made up 5 days a week. Beach front location is good, and a decent balcony view. The road side of the hotel however is poor- the hotel entrance is shoehorned between a kebab shop and a gift shop- Not an impressive arrival. If you like karaoke, bingo and burgers, chips, John Smiths tinned beer and sports TV then the bars around are perfect. There is no Spanish feel to the area- very much Brits and Germans abroad. The hotel Food is awful- absolutely awful- the worst I have ever experienced for quality and choice, hardly anything is labelled and you cant rely on the few things that are. Food is luke warm at best but usually cold (regardless of when you go for your meal). The dining area is like a works canteen, having no ambience- there is nothing that attracts you to sit and savour your evening meal- canteen style tables and chairs tightly packed in- no frills whatsoever. You cannot get a hot drink apart from at breakfast (which you have to queue up for and then have it almost thrown at you). The restauarnt is poorly managed- example- cereal at one end of the room, bowls at the other end orf the room, milk (uncooled) in the middle- absolute bonkers. If you have any dietary requirements (appart from expecting a decent, warm meal of course) you have no chance- I am a vegetarian - not a fussy one but even I was shocked to find meat in their "vegetable rice" and meat in the "tomato sauce" for the (cold) pasta. I had asked the chef if there was meat in the rice and was assured that there wasnt. When I queried the tomato sauce I was ushered to another food dtand and pointed to a bowl of ketchup- I kid you not. If the food had been reasonabler I could have put up with the rest of it- after all you cant blame the hotel for the surroundings, and it did have some good points I guess, but as it is at the moment, We had a 2 Star experience in what I would suggest should be more accurately described as a 3 Star hotel PS Alcoholic Drinks are plentiful- my only negative comment on the drinks package is that all drinks during the day are served in blue plastic reusable beakers- half a pint of red wine anyone?