My husband and two children have just got back from an all inclusive week long stay at the Bahia Grande, a lovely hotel, very clean. I cannot fault anything about it , the the food was excellent choice and standard.
The only downfall was that this hotel is is 99.9% German tourists and 0.1% English. this is not slanderous towards Germans, its just that the kids club and the entertainment is all geared this way and so unless you are fluent German you will struggle.

I thought that it wouldn't bother me but i'm afraid that alone has put me off Calor Millor. if you do end up here the good news is just around the corner is Sa Coma, which is a mixture of both.

Alison
Liverpool

If your looking for something extra for your hard earned holiday this place has it all.
We visited over the October half term with our two children aged 7 and 11. The hotel kids club was great and kept them entertained.
We found the children made plenty of friends and the entertainment programme for our whole family was second to non.
I can't wait to go again in June 07.

We stayed here for 10 days during school summer holidays. Food was excellent, hotel was clean, day and even entertainment was good.

We were however, the only second family in the whole hotel who were British, the vast majority were German. This made it difficult for our 2 children (age 6 and 11) to integrate quickly into the pool side activities etc with the other kids.

It took about 4 days after which they had plenty of friends communicating in exagerated animated ways and broken English which was great to see.

On the whole, we did have a great time there (the Germans definately command a high class of hotel, that's generally well known) and would go again but if you want to socialise a bit and not feel isolated, you will need to make the initial effort.

Oh.......and you will need to be up by 6 to 7am to get your towel on the sun bed, unless you have a room next to the fire escape stairwell and sneak down and out at about 4am when you go to the toilet in the middle of the night!!! (don't try at 2am cos you may get spotted like I did in my pants and it is a bit embarassing to say the least).

Finally, if you plan to use the gym after stuffing yourself (we went all inclusive), then don't bother. The gym is absolutely pathetic, a small box room with antiquated equipment that doesn't work.

We stayed All inclusive in a One bedroom apartment-. The room was very good, well equipped and everything worked! The Hotel is at the edge of the resort so was very quiet, but only 15 mins walk to the shops and bars of Cala Millor. The pool area was very small with too few sun beds to go round, so unless you’re prepared to get up before 07:00 to reserve one – then forget it!
We felt the food was poor compared to other 4 star Spanish Hotels we've stayed at, rather repetitive, and after a couple of day’s boring, in fact we ate out on a couple of night’s because we couldn’t stomach the hotels offering. The ‘show cooking’ area was a joke – the chief would cook a batch of food and then pile it into hot dishes on the counter – didn’t do much for the fried eggs at breakfast!
The Hotel is used mainly by German tour operators, so unsurprisingly most of the guests were German – I’d have liked to come home with a Spanish accent rather than a German one!