Hotel Cas Ferrer Nou Hotelet, Alcudia

Advantages: Everything
Disadvantages: None

...One of the best hotels I have had the pleasure in staying in. Food is excellent fantastic choice every evening. Rooms are large and cleaned every day to a high standard. The enterainment is really good with top acts appearing. It is nice area of alcudia not to busy and good shops and restaurants nearby which I doubt you would ever use considering the standard of the food at the hotel. The area the hotel is situated is just off the main road but quiet no road noise and the beach is a five minute walk away. There is plenty of local bars nearby and the main town a short bus ride away or a 15 minute walk. Would suit couples of any age and has great facilities and good activities for children.... Read review

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Advantages: CATERS FOR EVERYONE
Disadvantages: TOO MANY TIMESHARE SHARKS

...I HAD MIXED FEELINGS ABOUT VISITING ALCUDIA.WE TRAVELLED WITH THIMPSONS AND STAYED AT THE DELFIN AZUL HOTEL WHICH IS SITUATED JUST OFF THE MAIN ROAD RUNNING THROUGH THE TOWN.THE HOTEL WAS WELL KEPT BUT BASIC.THE RESORT ITSELF CATERS FOR JUST ABOUT EVERYONE FROM LARGE GROUPS OF LADS TO THE FAMILY.THE BEACH IS WITHIN EASY ACCESS OF THE MAIN ROAD WHERE ALL THE HOTELS ARE BASED.AND A WALK TO THE BEACH SHOULD TAKE NO MORE THAN 5 MINUTES.FOR THOSE WHO MISS THE TASTE OF HOME THERE IS A KFC AND A BURGER KING ON THE MAIN ROAD.ALTOGETHER NOT A BAD LITTLE RESORT AND REMEMBER OTHER TOWNS ARE A CHEP BUSRIDE AWAY.... Read review

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Advantages: Quiet resort, fantastic beaches, lovely old town with market
Disadvantages: High kerbs are difficult for those with pushchairs

...We had an excellent holiday in Alcudia in May this year, with our 2 and 4 year old boys. I can't comment on the resort in mid-Summer, but in May we had a very enjoyable time. Alcudia is a quiet town in comparison to other more developed parts of Majorca and mainland Spain. All the hotels are fairly modern and well maintained. The streets are clean, although steep kerbs make it tough for those with pushchairs. The old town of Alcudia is beautiful and traditional, with lots of nice tapas restaurants. The highlight of the old town is the twice-weekly market, held just outside the ancient walls - only problem was that none of the vendors were willing to haggle, prices seemed to be set in stone. But lots of good quality leather goods and other items. Beaches are large, with powdery sand and plenty of loungers and parasols for a small fee... Read review

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