Visited hotel on all inclusive package, chosen as had four a la carte restaurants as well as buffett restaurants - tried to book a restauant on our first day there and told all restauarants fully booked for well over a week and as we were only there for a week couldn't eat in any of them.
General buffet restaurant - meals were pretty dire. Food was definately geared towards the Germans as was the rest of the entertainment at the hotel'

Pool area very overcrowded and despite notices saying everywhere you couldn't reserve a lounger before 9am it was near impossible to get one. Paid extra to go into La Reserva where much more pleasant and lots of space!

Rooms clean but very noisy due to entertainment.

Sa Coma is a lovely clean, family resort but wouldn't return to this hotel.

Hotel full of German it holds 2500 people and is more like a butlins holiday camp, hard to find a sun lounger after 9 am food cold and resturant staff need training on how to clear table and stop smashing dishes, red wind served chilled strange, rooms average, water park excellent value for money Do yourself a favour if you like a quality Hotel dont go you will be disapointed
I am a travel agent and have been in the industry 14 years and can tell you this is the worst 4 star I have ever been in

when we arrived the reception area looked fine and got checked in very quickly, however as soon as we walked outside we realised this was not going to be a good holiday, we travelled with 2 small children who love the swimming pool, however it was just a mass of sunbeds in long lines with no gaps between the beds, in some places it was 8 or 9 rows deep, we could never get a sunbed and even if you could you could not even see the pool if you were several rows back and had no chance of watching your children, you could not use the the other hotel pools in the complex so your only option is to pay to use the reserva waterpark. When we tried to book restaurants which are included in the all inclusive and some of the sports we were told they were fully booked for over a week. The food in the buffet restaurant is ok but only if you like chips with every meal it is certainly not of four star quality. The entertainment was very poor even the kids mini disco was the worst we have ever seen. I would not go back to this hotel again it just can not cope with the amount of guests it has at full capacity

I have just returned from a week at this hotel with my husband and 2 boys aged 16 years . I was extremely happy with the quickness of being checked into our apartment, which had a view over the pool. The room was lovely and clean superb fresh white towels and bed linen, the kitchen was quite adequate if you went self catering. We were all inclusive, which we were glad we did due to the very hot weather. We had no difficulty in booking into any of the other restaurants, I would definately recommend the Country Grill with their superb BBQ steaks, which I was even asked by the chef cooking it how I would like my steak to be cooked, and considering he had stood in the blazing heat cooking all day and night I thought what a wonderful gesture to still keep customers happy by asking them. La Luna was also beautiful even though personally I could not manage to have all of the courses offered. The Italian Restaurant menu was fine the food could have been served hot though. Be prepared to find out things for yourself with regards to the restaurants we were not told which restaurant we had to eat in as one is call Menorca and the other is called Ibiza it seemed like they split the germans and english people up for these two restaurants. The only real complaint was the usual sunbed issue where they were packed in like sardines, but it was nice to see that the pool staff did actually remove towels off the sunbeds if they were put on their before 9am. I did notice however, if you want to save sunbeds you need to get to the pool area between 8-8.30am and sit there until 9am when you can then leave them without anyone removing them. We tried the beach but it was so busy we found it difficult to find somewhere to sit, the sunbeds were 4.50 euros each which was ludicrous price to pay so we purchased 4 of the rush-mats from the local shop and sat on those for a few hours.
We queued up to catch the train that runs into Calla Millor but it was full and they run every hour the bus drove past waving his hand that it was full too, so most people just walked off or got a Taxi. The 2 boys went to the Water park paid 11 Euros each, said it was ok but nothing special. There was a mini-club for the smaller children, but they did not cater for the teenagers/young adults. This hotel is really for families with very small children and not if you have children aged 13 upwards. There is a small selection of shops, a little craft market on a wednesday evening which was nice to look around. All in all we did enjoy ourselves, and I can assure you I am a very fussy person but was pleased we booked this hotel, but would return only if I had a young family.