Recently Reviewed Hotels around Banyalbufar

• Sa Coma Hotel
  "The friendliest Hotel in the whole wide world"
  "What can I say about this Hotel without breaking out in a huge smile.You feel at home as soon as you get there and that includes the village .We have done Greece,Canaries and main Spain to list but a few but feel now that nowhere is worth going now even though I know we should ,and so I will return ..."again and again till I die .Jenny,Chris,Molly,Michael " More >
• Son Borguny
  "The best place to be in Mallorca, hands down!"
  "Hi everybody, We just came back from a very little village called Banyalbufar on the west coast of Mallorca. If you are having doubts about if you should go or not to Banyalbufar, that´s a no-brainer... GO! What a beautiful little place on the mountains, right along the sea! So now that you know ..."you are going to Banyalbufar, here´s another no-branier -- stay at Son Borguny! It's a beautiful rustic-style hotel attended by its very owner -- the very helpful and always eager to make you feel like home, Penny. The room we stayed at, after a free upgrade because it was our honey moon (thanks again Penny!), was absolutely beautiful. Very tastefully ornamented and decorated and super clean, big comfy bed, couch, desk, TV,... more than you need, really. Breakfast was excellent and abundant; really good coffee, different kinds of bread, croissants, ham, cheese, different jams, muesli, fruits, eggs, tomatoes... you name it... and Penny would offer you to have more and more... -- I don't... " More >
• Sa Coma Hotel
  "Peaceful, beautiful and friendly hotel"
  "We stayed here for a long weekend with our five month old baby. The welcome we received was very warm and the views divine. The food was tasty and the hotel near and tidy. Banyabulfar is just a short drive from the airport and nearby esporles serves up some of the tastiest p'amb Oli I have ever had ..."(open sandwiches - the last bar on the square as you head towards Palma). Joan and his family made us feel so at home and sipping enormous gin and tonics watching the sun set from the terrace will stay with me for a long time " More >