Was looking for a good hotel in Cala Millor and chose this one over the various other Hipotels in the area.Would have prefered the Palace but it only had rooms for three so with to teenagers would need two rooms hence too expensive.Very few English reports on the hotel so we new it would be mainly Germans.The hotel is one of the last in Cala Millor where the beach ends and changes to cliffs.We had a sixth floor room with lovely views of the pool and sea,got the sun from 9 till 5.Room clean but a little dated.Pool OK sunbeds can not be taken till 8.30 some days they were taken quickly other times there were free ones all day.Lots of people would sit by the pool but go to the sea to swim as it is so close.Hotel entertainment is really just a kids disco, the animation team do a small show after that but it is poor and as this is a smaller hotel there was very few people watching it.They charge 19 euros for evening meal but if you book a minimum of four nights you get it for 13.Food was really good with plenty of choice .Staff were all very friendly and spoke good English .About five to ten miniutes to cala miller centre but there is shops and bars all the way there and a Lidl and another large supermarket about ten minuites in land from the hotel.It is about ten minutes to Sa Coma the opposite way.We booked direct with the hotel

Booked this hotel as a cheap getaway and was not expecting much. We booked the half board option and was a bit concerned about the slightly negative comments regarding the food choices.
The tone of the hotel was set on our first night when we arrived at 10 pm and we had just assumed that we would grab something to eat at a burger joint. We booked in and were shown to our room to find that the hotel had left a selection of sandwiches, salad, fruit and water for us, all of which was excellent.
We had a one bedroom apartment which was comfortable for the four of us and absolutely spotlessly clean.
Breakfast in the mornings is a buffet with a huge choice of cereals,fruit and hot and cold foods. The cook would also make pancakes,omelettes, bacon and fried eggs to order for you. The hotel's clientele are almost exclusively German and caters to their tastes, so if you need British Bangers and Heinz beans you will be disappointed but as I have said before there is a huge choice.
Dinner was also a buffet and was excellent with a huge variety of dishes and again staff cooked a variety of meats to order every evening.
The staff although obviously more fluent in German, spoke good english and could not have been more helpfull.
The hotel has an outdoor pool which was too cold to swim in April and an indoor pool which was small but immaculate. There was also a small gym
The apartment itself was comfortable but not what I would call luxurious, it again was spotlessly clean and serviced 6 times per week.
A great holiday and I would thouroughly recommend this hotel as long as you do not require to be amongst fellow Brits

Yes there were many more Germans than English but the hotel catered well for us all.

We had a one bedroomed apartment with a balcony overlooking the pool and the sea. The room was a decent size and well laid out with everything you needed including a flat screen TV with a couple of English channels. It was clean and had a nice bathroom with a Bath and good Shower. The bedroom had 2 comfortable beds pushed together and there were 2 sofa beds in the lounge area. They weren't your typical sofa beds though, they were full sized comfortable mattresses that served you well as a sofa but were beds first and foremost!

It was very hot when we were there so the aircon was welcome; it even had a low setting so that you could keep it on at night without it keeping you awake.

We didn't use the cooking facilities but the galley style kitchen had all that you needed - the full sized fridge was great for all the cold drinks..... and San Miguel!

Buffet breakfast was excellent! Very friendly staff show you to a table and then you go and get what you want. The buffet had all the cold meats and cheese you would expect, there were cereals, fruit juices, pastries and bread of all kinds. There was also a hot selection of scrambled eggs, various sausages, mushrooms, tomatoes etc AND a breakfast chef cooking bacon, fried eggs, omelettes and pancakes on request – you just lined up and in no time you were watching her cook your food fresh. There’s nothing like starting the day with Eggs, bacon, sausages and fresh orange juice washed down with nice coffee and croissants. My little one was most impressed with the pancakes and Nutella chocolate spread.

The pool was a little smaller than we first expected but it was clean and plenty big enough, never being too busy. Around the pool are sun-beds, and plenty of umbrellas - and there was no problem getting one, despite what we say about the Germans and their towels!! Most beds had cushions, which were taken in at night and relaid in the morning. In the pool area there were also a couple of showers for when you got back from the beach!

Which brings me onto the beach – and what a beach. A small door at the back of the pool area takes you out to within yards of the beach, no roads to cross and so close, it was literally on your doorstep. Clear, warm, flat and calm but move a few yards along and there’s some ‘surf’, OK it’s nothing that would thrill a Newquay surfer but was loved by my 8 year old in his dinghy! The water is shallow and safe with no sudden drop to the deep. My elder son and I swam out a few hundred yards and snorkelled in about 6-8 feet of water, watching the small fish swim around below – superb!

The Hotel supplied you need and there’s maid service 6 days of the week. All towels are provided including beach and pool towels (they charge 15 Euro deposit for these but they change them whenever you like and you get the 15 euros back when you return the towels at the end of your stay) – that was a really good touch.

Entertainment at the hotel is ‘entertaining’, partly for the wrong reasons i.e. it was a bit holiday camp in the nicest way. We went into Cala Bona each evening to eat and there was street entertainment there at the harbour, which you could enjoy whilst eating in one of the many restaurants. Cala Bona is much more English focused and whilst I wouldn’t have wanted to stay there it was good to make the 10 minute trip to enjoy the good food and typical Spanish holiday type shops.

There was daytime entertainment for kids, although we didn’t see any of it and there’s table tennis and pool table, which you could always get onto when you wanted to. There’s also a nice, cool reception area and lounge bar to get out of the heat.

Overall I would highly recommend the Dunas. We would have liked a few more English for the kids to play with but they/we had a great time so it didn’t matter too much.

This hotel was booked as a cheap break and was very good value for money. It is an apartment hotel and had a bedroom, lounge (2 bed settees), bathroom and kitchenette. The kitchenette had a full range of pots and pans, toaster, microwave and hobs. Everywhere was very clean. The indoor pool was small but would accommodate children playing. There is a small gym and a washer and dryer. The outdoor was agin small but quite useable. 30 seconds from the beach. We were staying half board. The guests of the hotel are largely German, this is reflected in the food. Breakfast was very German but the evening meal had a good variety of food. The waiters spoke good German but not so good English. It is set to one end of the resort but a flat prom meant it was effortless to get to busier places. It is about one hours drive from the airport. I would recommend the hotel if you don't mind being one of a very few English people there