My wife and I stopped at this hotel the last week in October and overall we were very happy with our stay.
There are a couple of things which would have improved our experience:-
It would have been nice to have a double bed and not two singles which moved apart too easily.
The food standards were generally good, although some dishes could have been hotter. I would have liked to see less chips and more variety with the potatoes dishes.
The waiters although very pleasant were a little to efficient – some times trying to remove our plates before we had finished with them.
We felt the drinks were expensive, especially the water.
As I said these are only minor problems, but it would be nice if they were taken on board.
We liked the location which was right on the beach and opposite the Parc Natural.
The hotel and gardens were well kept although you may struggle to get a sun lounger in the summer. This wasn't a problem during our stay.
I would say that this hotel suited older couples going by the decor and clientele.

Stayed in this really nice hotel from 21-28 October 2011, last week it was open in the 2011 'summer' season. My wife and I are often away during this time and lots of hotels are in the process of preparing to close down for the winter - I'm pleased to say that it wasn't at all obvious that this was the case here, the staff behaved and reacted as though it was still peak season! The hotel is organised in 3 blocks (no more than 3 storeys high) around the main pool area, with a connecting path onto the beach area. The double room was well appointed, with marble flooring throughout, a balcony (with table & chairs), decent sized twin beds, well stocked mini-bar and bathroom with over bath shower (although the bath was very narrow and I kept hitting my elbows alternately on the screen and wall mounted shower gel dispenser). Nice touches were a small bottle of local apricot liquer to welcome us and chocolates each night. Unfortunately, as the season was cooling down, the hotel switched the centrally controlled aircon onto heat, which meant we melted for the first two nights, then they provided us with a portable electric fan to keep us cooler. The restaurant food and service was absolutely 5 star and could not be faulted for eaither breakfast or dinner - service from Encarnita and Stefi was particularly attentive and friendly. The only real negative was the fact that the pool area seemed to be a popular haunt for the local mosquitos (possibly from the nature reserve across the road or from the daily watered lawns and plant beds) - when we came back, we brought a collection of almost 50 bites with us, including ones on the sole of my foot and one of my wife's eyelids! Haing said all this, I would probably recommend it as a decent choice for an 'autumn break' for a week.

After holidaying at Grupotel Natural Parc & Spa , Alcudia from end Sept-Oct 2011 - a superb hotel.
All the staff made it both memorable and enjoyable. What really impressed us was the speed and courtesy by restaurant waiters and servers, nothing was too much trouble. This service was also reflected in all the other areas. The hotel has a great team - keep up the good work and perhaps attract more of the English population in future. We would certainly recommend this hotel.

Just returned (20th Sept. 2011) from two weeks at the Grupotel Parc Natural & spa.

I really cannot fault it and my wife and I will surely return again before long.

The only shortcoming if any was that the bath was too small. There wa plenty of room in the bathroom for a larger bath but it was both too norrow and too short - and I am not a very large person!

Pool area is lovely and the sea easily accessable from the hotel, warm and sandy - I'm not a swimmer but went in the sea most days.

Initially requesting a sea view we were placed in a room that had had a sea view BUT this was now obscured by trees alongside the adjacent canal so we arranged an alternative which was excellent (apart from the bath).

Food was ALMOST 100% but perhaps I am too fussy!

Majorca is so handy, only just over 2 hours flight from Manchester and yet this was only our third visit to the island in 45 years (1966, 1990 and 2011).