Hipotels Coma Gran

Just back from another fab 3 weeks holiday at the coma gran. Home from home for us, been coming for the last 27 years !!!! Yes it's a family hotel, yes there are lots of kiddies, yes it gets busy ...but it's still amazing. We LOVE the place. All staff again this year were amazing. Seen lots of familiar faces as the staff stay the same. Big thanks to Marga, Tony, Amparo, Angel and of course the amazing house keeping who always keep the place so tidy. Never had an issue getting a sun bed and we had an issue with our Aircon which was resolved the same day. We go bed and breakfast and the food is fine. Tbh not a lot of traditional English breakfast items but good to try other foods. Only issue we went a week earlier this year and it was extremely busy so will go later next year. Good you can get pool towels without deposit and safe key too for the room. Didn't find it too noisy but do have to say the nighttime entertainment is very poor. Not geared for adults as too many clowns and acrobats but hey.....we don't go for the entertainment we just like the hotel and the surrounding area. SA coma is fab, very flat which we need for our son as he's in a wheelchair. Love a walk to sillot where the restaurants are amazing especially Ses Ones. Walked into cala bona and cala millor again and Nou do the most fab smash burgers !!! We will be booking again for next year and can't wait !

A really clean hotel, very friendly staff throughout, food is standard 4 star (some really nice dishes and some repetitive foods at times); and table/bar service in the bar area from afternoon and in the evening which is nice. Lovely cocktails! Slushies for the kids too on All inc so they were loving that and would go up and get it themselves. No self serve drinks other than at breakfast (this also means no wasps which you get in the hotels with outdoor self serve). The rooms have everything you need and housekeeping are very good. We had a 1 bedroom apartment so the kids slept in the bedroom and we slept on the sofa beds which were really comfy! ABSOLUTELY NO RUSH for sunbeds in the morning which is lovely! We are late risers so would normally be the last ones out at breakfast and there'd be loads of sunbeds still. If you want front row near the splash park then they go early...but otherwise there's loads to choose from. Air con is really good in the bedrooms and in public areas. Wifi was good too. The pool, splash pad, splash park and playground are all close together so great for kids and reassuring for parents. Kids club is good if your kids are confident enough to go and stay with the staff - you can stay in with them if needed. They do colouring/painting, pirate day, movie night, mini disco in the pool one day, inflatables on one day, face painting one afternoon. The more experienced kids club staff are notable in how they encourage the kids to come in and make them feel special. Evening entertainment...kids disco was fun for those kids who like a disco...then sometimes there was a show. But it all quietens off at 10pmish. However there are bars on the road outside that seemed to go on much later if you wanted that. Found Rodrigo and David on reception to be really helpful. Diana in the restaurant was really lovely! And all the outdoor bar staff were really friendly - even at the end of a long shift they were still really friendly and positive. Maria in kids club was brilliant. She's very bubbly and encouraging to the children. The hotel is right near Sa Coma beach which is beautiful but very busy. If you walk up towards S'illot there's nice walk on the front and some lovely restaurants (and bungee trampolines nearby for the kids to have a go on too). Also a short drive away from the lovely Cala Bona and gorgeous Porto Cristo. We went on the Moonfish boat whilst we were there and that was nice too. You don't see much out the bottom unless you're stopped with the engines off in harbour or at see. But the trip itself is still really nice. We also went to the Safari Zoo and on the train - the kids really enjoyed it. My only constructive feedback for the hotel is they need a light on at the playground. Once it gets dark there's no way for the kids to see on the park and they will still play on it and inevitably hurt themselves. And maybe a bit more energy for the evening entertainment. (Maybe for kids disco to last a little longer

Lovely hotel Had a great time Stayed before on all inclusive, ( food was good ) this time did self catering . Great location , near loads of shops, restaurants and the beach. Hotel is spotless. The cleaners and maintenance staff are always on the go . Room was a a great size , Cleaned every day except Monday . Market every Wednesday evening at the side of the hotel . Hotel laid out in 2 blocks The front block - The rooms facing the Marfill hotel / street side get plenty sun but the rooms on the same corridor facing the pool side get no sun at all . The other block gets sun all day. Indoor pool nice - gets overcrowded though as it’s small . Pay to use sauna . Gym is free . 1hr to airport . Great effort made for Halloween with decorations etc Staff are nice Outdoor Pool and kids splash pool and kids play area are great . Plenty sun loungers . Plenty entertainment for kids . Usually 8.15pm to 10pm. Definitely would stay again.

Travelling alone with 6 year old twins was always going to be hard, especially with one having special needs! I’m only day two of holiday and I’m amazed at the level of understanding and compassion I have already received especially from reception staff Āngele and Marga! Hotel is clean and well looked after, food so far has been of a good standard and pool area is lovely! It’s rained today so we took advantage of indoor pool in spa area Can’t fault the hotel at all so far!

I was a bit nervous as we booked this fairly cheaply through tui for only a few days, but the rooms are compact but nicely sized (we had a 1 bed self catering room) and clean, the bathroom was spotless, and the pool area was very nice too with plenty of sunbeds in October. Lots of restaurants and supermarkets and shops in the immediate vicinity and the sandy beach is a short, easy walk away. The downsides are that it's part of a quadrant, 3 sides of which are hotels, and one of them had deafeningly loud music until fairly late every night, which you could still hear in the room, and the British channels on the tv had very patchy reception, but everything else was so nice we will consider visiting in the summer with our daughter. Oh, and bring Insect repellent, as for only 2 days we have a substantial number of mosquito bites.

Just returned from a week staying at Hipotels Coma Gran Sa Coma. Enjoyable stay as a family of 4, a wheelchair user and 2 under under 3s. Overall very pleasant stay, we requested a wheelchair accessible room and to a point it was very adequate, unfortunately we were situated on the sixth floor which wasn’t really a problem other than for the possibility of evacuation situation without access to a lift it would of been a huge struggle, we did unfortunately have some extremely bad weather the last 2 days which meant a couple of the lifts were out of order, we did manage but not ideal, not really the hotels fault, the room itself was very well sized the bathroom was great for our needs very accessible, the room we had, had 2 balcony’s one off the bedroom and a huge solarium off the living room, unfortunately there was a rather large step to access this which meant it wasn’t used, not great for an accessible room. The hotel itself though was spotless, a little dated, very friendly staff, we stayed self catering so can’t comment on the food, we did feel sa coma was lacking in a choice of decent restaurants, plenty of bars but not many “proper food” places like nearby resorts have. Couple of other points to note, the hotel sits on a bit of a hill which probably wouldn’t be manageable for a lot of wheelchair users without assistance, the lifts are also not very big, we just say managed to get in with a small double pushchair. But overall we had a nice stay, if you are a wheelchair user and not “that” independent I’d probably suggest looking at another hotel, we managed fine, but others would struggle. We will definitely be returning to Majorca, but Cala bona, Sa coma wasn’t really for us.