Excellent experience, good clean comfortable rooms with air-con. Breakfast had wide choice, from meats, cheeses, fruit, yogurt, buns, toast, cooked ham , eggs, mushrooms etc. along with fruit juices, tea & coffee. Pool was clean with a lifeguard and not at all busy - at most there were around 20 people there in the morning with loads of spare sunbeds - that must be a first! Helpful, friendly staff.
Used by Berlin Air for their cabin crew.
About a 10 min walk from the marina.
Across the road are a couple of cafes which have tables outside with trees for shade if you want it - both of which did very tasty lunches at very reasonable prices.
5 mins walk down the slight hill and round to the left is a cracking little bar where the owner plays classical spanish guitar and makes a superb sangria :) lovely way to end the day on way back to hotel.
Down the hill and round to the left, across the road and in a dip is a cracking Italian restaurant.
Number 3 ( or was it 6) bus runs every 6mins into town centre and 1.10 euro each. We walked most time though enjoying the sunshine and cooling sea breezes.

Stayed here for a 3-night stay in May. As other reviewers have noted, it's located 2-3 km out of the city but there is a very good bus service and a taxi rank close by. The room was adequate: two single beds pushed together didn't make for the most comfortable double bed and the bathroom was rather small. The pool area was nothing special but fine for catching a few rays before heading in to explore the city. The best feature was the excellent breakfast - an amazing choice for a 3-star hotel. There is also a pleasant outdoor terrace area at the front for drinks and snacks. The staff were also really friendly and chatty. We noticed that several airlines base their staff in the hotel which is generally a good sign.

There are a number of inexpensive restaurants in the area. We particularly liked RKO which is a little more upmarket (though still reasonably price) and fashionably decorated witha pleasant upper terrace and a broad Italian-influenced menu. Palma's gay life is also close by, though it's pretty quiet mid-week. The city itself is lovely with green parks, lots of outdoor cafes and interesting galleries.

My husband and I spent a week at this hotel, which is a large hotel in a residential suburb of Palma. You can walk from it to the town centre in 20-25 minutes but there is a bus just round the corner which will take you there for 1Euro20cents.
We were very happy with the accommodation, which was comfortable, clean and well looked after, and were most impressed by the staff who were unfailingly friendly and helpful. The breakfast was wonderful - a marvellous choice with cooked options as well as cold meats and cheese with lots of beautifully prepared fresh fruit.

The hotel was not particularly busy when we were there, which suited us very well. I can't say what it would be like when full, but I would definitely recommend it for an out-of -season break.

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We stayed at the Tryp Bosque Hotel in Palma de Mallorca last weekend. The rooms are good, bathroom not too big, but adequate. The neighbourhood is quite lively, with many restaurants, pubs, etc. There's a bus that takes you to the city centre in 10 minutes.
The hop-on hop-off bus also stops near the hotel.
It takes you around the city in 1h20 at £13, very recommendable!
We felt very safe in Palma. People are friendly, serviceable.
We got a very good price for the room (59.30 Euro, breakfast excluded).
This city is certainly worth a visit!