We picked this hotel as we wanted a more relaxed stay than at the nearby resorts of cala millor and we were not disappointed it is situated at the far end of the bay in fact the only hotel there nestled in between the pine trees and sea, a most beautiful location. The pool area was never busy s most people headed of to the nearby Golf course in the morning. Even though there were a lot of Germans not many sunbeds had been reserved probably down to the deposits required for the towels. Just make sure you know the movement of the sun to get the best position for all day sun. The rooms were very clean and well appointed, the beds typically Spanish in firmness but not as bad a some. We were on a half board basis which seemed to be the norm as there is a local shop and only one local bar/restaurant within walking distance, this did not matter as the hotel restaurant was excellent with very high quality Buffet and show cooking with choice of fresh fish and meats, breakfast was of the same high standard with choice for every pallet. Drink was reasonable for a 4 star hotel my wife grades the hotel on the cost of a cup of tea, only 2 euros (3.5 euros in Cyprus last year). The staff were always happy to serve. A car is useful if you want to see the island but busses run to the hotel regularly.

Lovely hotel, with large rooms, a very scenic pool and great food. The only downside was that the hotel had no beach, although you can swim/snorkel in the sea, and the local beach is about 10 minutes walk.

My sister and I wanted 10 days in the sun in mid June, and chose the Eurotel Punta Rotja based on the Tripadvisor reviews. We were not disappointed!

We had a twin bedded room on the 5th floor with a lovely balcony overlooking the bay and pool. Room was super clean, and everything worked.

We really enjoyed the dining options, as we could eat as little or as much each night as we wanted. The female chef on the grill is exceptional, and offered fantastic service each night, with a warm smile. We ate by the beach on one night, which was lovely; plus we dined out in a local village during their summer festival, which gave a great insight into local life.

We found the pool rather chilly, but beautiful. It was great that people were not allowed to reserve sun beds - if you did woe betide your things, as they would be swiftly removed! The goats cheese salad in the pool bar was the perfect lunch, and the mid morning coffees very delicious, though cappucinos with whippped cream rather than frothy milk were a little strange.

We would happily re-visit, and having driven around the majority of the island, would say that this is definitely one of the nicer areas. Many of Mallorca's towns were rather nasty to put it bluntly!

We have just returned after a 4 day stay, hotel is lovely, rooms very clean and large. Food is excellent and staff friendly. Only down side is lack of things to do in the evening, to far to walk into Calor Milor and buses stopped running after 8.30pm. I would reccommend this hotel.