Just returned from six nights at the Tirant Aparthotel and it was everything my partner and I (we're 42 and 51) could have wanted. We were seeking peace and quiet, great scenery, lovely views, a comfortable and clean place to stay, and a chance to avoid the whole 'Brits abroad, union jack shorts and pumping music' mentality. This holiday delivered on every level and ticked every box for us. The local people were lovely, the hotel staff very helpful and and the accommodation was comfortable, spotlessly clean and had everything we needed. The kitchen was pretty well equipped, though to be fair, we didn't cook while we were there as there are a handful of lovely restaurants just a stroll away and a supermarket (not cheap) where we could stock up our pristine fridge with drinks, breakfast cheeses, breads etc. The pool was beautiful and clean and a good size, with spectacular views over the bay beyond, and there were plenty of sunbeds available, though it is worth noting that the breeze can be quite vigorous here at times, making lying in the sun a cooler experience, though this can be a welcome relief on the hottest days. The bar was often closed, but we found the staff willing to open up and serve us with a beer if we asked nicely! The highlight for me was watching the sunset from our large balcony then walking out of the hotel to the Es Cactus restaurant on the hill accompanied only by the sound of the cicadas and the waves - I would unhesitatingly recommend this place to anyone - especially couples - who like a slower pace on their holiday.

We originally booked through onthebeach, but to a different resort, Son Parc, but at the last minute we were changed to here for "operational reasons"

When we arrived our beating hearts were stilled.

Platges de Fornells as the resort is correctly know as is a very small resort with this and another hotel. The rest of the resort seems to be holiday homes and apartaments.

There are two supermarkets and two restaurants not in hotels.

The beach is about a 5-15 min walk depending on your pace, I'd suggest you use the 15 min version:)

The hotel/aparthotel is a complex of two storey apartments, with a patio on the lower and a balcony opn the upper, the rooms are clean and basically but adequately equipped and furnished.

The pool area is nice and simple and neat, the lifeguard when we were there, Diego is also the first aider and he's fabulous with kids and everybody really.

The restaurant and bar area is along one side of the pool, with both indoor and outdoor seating for eating.

The food is simple but decently cooked, and you can pretty much find something to keep you satisfied every night. We're a bunch of foodies, but we accepted that this wasn't a foodie hotel and once you accept that life is much simpler.

I would happily return here and so I think would my kids who loved the pool and the beach although a tad inconvenient over a boardwalk over the cliffs is level and flat for a long way out, so reassuring for parents and great for a splash, swim or a snorkel.

There's noweher to get money in the resort but for a 5 min, 1 Euro busride your in Fornells, which has two banks and numerous great fish eateries.

I may possibly be back

We went as a family of four with a 12 and 10 year old. We really loved our time here and would recommend it to others looking for a quiet family holiday looking for lazy days and simple nights.

The resort is very quiet. Maybe too quiet for some. No clubs or noisy bars. Suited us. Very few Brits which we thought was great! Mainly Spanish families. Everyone seemed to be really friendly and everyone says hello to everyone else.

The apartments are nice and quite spacious. Basic but exceptionally clean with maid service 3 times a week. Those looking to cook at home each night would find the kitchen too small and limited. Two ringed cooker and microwave. Fridge struggled to cop with the 35 degree heat.

Despite what they say on their website there is no A/C and no hair dryers in the apartments. The fan in the bedroom struggled to keep the room cool but did provide welcome respite at night. The kids really struggled too sleep in the lounge as it was so hot. There were no portable fans available.

The pool is great. Plenty of sun beds and very little music played around the complex. We felt the kids were safe with a life guard in attendance.

There are a few really good restaurants within a 5 minute walk. We ate at all of them and had great food and service each time. Food is not particularly cheap but you can get a 3 course meal for 14euro or a very good main meal from 7 euro. Wine and beer same price as UK. Es Cactus has amazing ice cream desserts which the kids loved as did we!

Most people we spoke to regretted half board at the hotel as the evening meal wasn't great. B&B would be a good option.

We would recommend getting the 5 minute bus journey to Fornells as the harbour is great to visit with loads of cafe's and places to eat. On Sat night there is a really fun street market which is worth visiting. The last bus back is at 21:30 but a taxi was only 8.3 euro for 4 people.

There are 2 local supermarkets. The one at the top of the hill is quite a bit cheaper than the one at the bottom of the hill - by as much as a 1/3rd.

The beach is not very good. Sand is not good. There is no shade but you can hire (only a few) beds or buy a parasol at the local supermarket. There are amazing beaches around Menorca and as such it's really worth hiring a car and making a few trips.

The staff are really friendly. We had a great time and loved every day.

Hotel/apartments are in a beautiful location overlooking bay. Very small resort only 4 restaurants, 1 bar (which opens at 6), and 2 supermarkets. A couple of Kms from Fornells which is nearest large town, (lovely harbour town with plenty of ameniites). Cant fault hotel as room was in perfect spot and cleaned every other day. We were HB and food ok (more geared up for Spanish as they made up most of guests), but all was edible. No problen getting a sunbed any time we wanted one (great for august), and kids loved large pool. Great for quite week away but maybe to quiet for most. As seems the norm now all things quite expensive in Menorca (drinks etc), a lot more than prices where in Lanzarote in April. All in all a nice week away, and weather was beautful, which made up for extra hit on wallet.