Globales Mediterrani

Great hotel. Good location. One big downside . Smoking is allowed on room balconies. It's pretty grim and often meant my son and I couldn't spend time on our balcony and our room smelt of someone else's smoke. In this day and age I would think limiting smoking to some communal outside hotel areas is more appropriate and better for non smoking guests which to be fair nowadays are the majority.

We have returned from a 10 day stay here and yes like others have said there are pluses and minuses for the hotel. Plus Room cleaned every day Clean towels also every day Cleaners were super friendly. Bar staff amazing to name a few, Marc, Maribel, Luciana all fantastic friendly and there were 2 that were usually in the bar up the stairs that I forget the names of but one lady I think she is from Denmark and the older guy dark hair both of these were lovely and remembered your order. Reception made it feel like we had been missed from our previous visit. They also did there best to put us in the rooms close to those we had last time. Life guards were attentive - Antony interacted with our daughter and was pleasant the older 2 talked to my parents. Cons Challenging to have any 'parent time' as the rooms have all the beds in the same room. Too easy to drink from early hours and the food isn't great which means people are drunk quickly. Resturant staff never seem to smile, the older lady who might be the boss looks angry all the time. The food waste that happens must be so much. Breakfast was bad, lunch was better and evening meal was not much better than breakfast. We ate out 6 times in 10 days because of the food.if your happy with chips and dry pasta or strange fish then you should be fine. During the day the beer apparently tasted okay come evening time it wasn't drinkable very odd. Would we come back yes would we prefer not all inclusive probably. The local area is beautiful we walked every day over 119 thousand steps completed across 10 days. Citudella is pretty but once you have been not much else to see there. Santandria small stroll down the road to a lovely little beach bay. The hotel staff in the bars and restaurants and cleaners are Fantastic. The entertainment team do there best but there wasn't much for the kids to do in the day. Who wants to play bingo for 1 hour every evening when the kids disco is only 20 minutes. Evening entertainment is mixed. Overall we had a lovely time but we went out the hotel every day for at least 2 hours sometimes 6 hours as other wise it felt you were just waiting to eat again.

Stayed here with family in July 2025. Generally we had a good time. There were plus and minus points which we list below. Plus points Comfortable beds. Friendly and helpful staff. The cleanliness of the whole hotel and the pool areas was very good, the grounds were well presented and maintained. Clearing of finished plates and glasses in both the restaurant and bars was always prompt, with very little queuing at the bars, even at peak times. Sunbeds around the main pool were reserved early, but there were always sunbeds available in other areas and around the small pool and children's pool. The evening entertainment mainly consisted of live acts which were very good. The resort of Cala Blanca was a lovely place to stay. A visit to Ciutadella with its historic buildings, lovely old centre and the harbour was only a short bus ride away and well worth a visit. Not so good Food - this falls short in selection, quality and taste compared to other 4 star hotels that we have stayed at. If you are not a meat or fish eater, the selection is extremely limited. The best nights for us were the Mexican and Asian nights. The rooms at the end of the hotel above the kitchen experience constant noise from the extremely loud extraction vent from the kitchen. This noise can also be heard around the small pool area and runs day and night. We found the offering of the All Inclusive drinks at this hotel to be significantly less than other hotels we have stayed in, and many things incurred an extra charge. We were aware that the safety deposit box in the room incurred a charge, however, this was considerably more expensive than we have previously encountered (almost double the cost). As mentioned by other reviews, the karaoke night needs a rethink. Unfortunately, the weather during our stay was disappointing with 50% of our days with sunshine and the other 50% with cloud, rain, wind and thunderstorms. This had a negative effect on our trip as we go on holiday to rest and relax around the pool. Fortunately, the sun came out for our last day and a half and we ended on a positive note.

I recently stayed at the Mediterrani for 7 nights with a group of friends for a big birthday celebration. It was a near perfect experience. The Hotel was clean and beds comfortable. The food was of a high standard and suited all tastes. All the staff were marvellous and friendly. The Entertainments team were very good. Aquafit will never be the same again without a glass of Cava before and after. A big thanks to everyone.

We recently stayed at this hotel and while there were some positives, a few issues left us quite unsettled. Firstly, the good: the hotel itself is spotlessly clean throughout, and our room was spacious with a lovely large balcony. The cleaning staff clearly do an excellent job. The pool area was a highlight – there’s a main pool with activities, a quieter pool, and a children’s pool, so there’s something for everyone. The location is also fantastic – situated in a small harbour, just steps from an ATM, supermarket, bus stop, a pretty little cove, and several bars and restaurants. a great hotel if you are after a nice base, but not a great all inclusive. However, there were some significant downsides. The food was fairly standard for an all-inclusive – clearly trying to cater to a wide range of nationalities – but unfortunately it lacked flavour and was often lukewarm. We ended up going out most evenings to eat. The drinks were okay, but overly sweet and there wasn’t much variety in the cocktail offerings. Most concerning, though, were the safety issues we witnessed around the pool. While sitting at the quiet pool, I saw two separate incidents where very young children (one no older than 3) nearly drowned. In the first case, it was a fellow guest – not the lifeguard – who noticed the child was in trouble and pulled him out. Shockingly, the lifeguard was on his phone at the time and didn’t react until another guest had already pulled the boy out. Less than an hour later, a similar incident occurred. This was extremely distressing and raises serious concerns about the level of supervision and safety protocols in place. The life guards seemed more interested in their phones and talking to their friends than watching the pool. At this time of the 1st incident there were only 2 people in the pool! Finally, our balcony doors didn’t lock properly, and with a roof area directly below, we didn’t feel totally secure in our room. In summary: while the location and cleanliness were excellent, the lack of food quality and – more importantly – the worrying lack of safety around the pool mean we would not return to this hotel. We’ll definitely be back to Menorca, but we’ll stay elsewhere next time.

The hotel its self is a 4 star but the food and staff let it down, let me explain. When we arrived we were given a free upgrade which was very nice. The reception staff didn’t tell us anything about the hotel, food times, towels, safe etc. We made our way to the room and left the cases. On trying to activate the safe, I called reception to then find out I had to pay €42 (cash) for 4 nights before it would work; so back to reception we went. While we were there we asked about towels for the pool, that’s another €20 (cash but is refundable) good job we asked. Food- this is where it was a real let down! Bland, no cooking stations, no offer of coffee in the morning you have to use a machine like a school canteen system. When we arrived at lunch time the first thing that caught our eyes was the flies. Now the staff are also aware as you see them waving their hands over the food very frequently to move them. The head chef was also doing the same when he came into the restaurant. The waitresses and waiters do not interact with guests, no good morning / afternoon how are you, which is something that would make a big difference. They just swipe your empty plate and leave. Drinks- this again was disappointing as regular cocktails you would normally get for free are charged for. Mojito, P Star, SOTB etc are not free. The drinks are pre mixed so you are not sure what you are drinking. I’ve added a picture as an example. If the manager would just make a few changers this could be a great place. Smiles instead of eye rolls behind the pool bar are much more welcoming.

Fantastic Hotel – Would Stay Longer Next Time! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ We stayed at Globales Mediterrani for 3 nights and honestly wish we’d booked a full week or more. The hotel was spotlessly clean in all areas, and the staff were friendly and welcoming throughout our stay. The food was excellent, with plenty of variety all day and some great themed nights that kept it interesting. Drinks were good, and the evening entertainment added a fun, lively atmosphere without being overbearing. There was always plenty of space and sunbeds around the pools during the day, which made relaxing really easy — no need to get up early to reserve spots! The hotel is just a short walk from a small beach. While the beach had a slight eggy smell, the nearby beach bars were lovely, with beautiful views and a laid-back feel. A couple of tips: bring some cash for the safe and towel deposit. One lovely surprise was that, even though we had an early check out they opened the breakfast service — such a thoughtful touch. Overall, a fantastic hotel with great food, service, and a relaxed atmosphere. We’d definitely return for a longer stay!

This hotel is situated in a nice area and the swimming pools and outside space are very well kept. The rooms are clean with comfy beds, good showers and decent bed linen and towels. We had a junior suite which I was a little bit disappointed with as it had no view and in my opinion they should be advertised as family rooms as they have a separate bedroom and a room with a bed settee but other than that are nothing special. The evening entertainment was very good and varied. It’s only a 10 min taxi ride to Ciutadella which is a lovely day out and a 10min stroll to watch a beautiful sunset. Unfortunately the hotel food was a big let down. Breakfast was fried eggs sitting in grease and over cooked sausage also in grease, the bacon although not bad was also lying in grease. No poached eggs and omelette’s were made and stacked on a tray with no option of fillings that I could see. Also a lack of potatoes such as hash browns etc. The pastries, yoghurt and fruit were fine. Mid day we tended to use the smaller terrace to eat as we could make a ham and cheese sandwich with salad or a burger, also on offer was pizza and usually something sweet. The evening meal was a disappointment, plenty on offer but the quality and presentation were poor, the area with pasta, sauces pizza etc was tasty but generally cold. We did have pork once and the moussaka was hot and tasty but grilled chicken, turkey or pork loin cooked to order as in other hotels were never on offer and no carvery except for pork one night. The soups weren’t nice at all with the exception of 2 nights when we had zuccchini and vegetable. The drinks were a bit hit and miss but generally ok. I’m sorry but what could have been a lovely holiday was spoilt by the food and we won’t be returning.

My husband and I have just returned from an all inclusive 7 day break at Globales Mediterrani. We had such an amazing, stress free, relaxing holiday. We could not fault anything. The Hotel is one of the cleanest that we have ever stayed in. The staff were so lovely and the food was gorgeous. All so fresh and such a great choice too. We will definately be going back. Lynne & Jon Davies Ipswich, Suffolk.

Overall, this is a lovely hotel with great staff and a fantastic location, but it’s let down by the food and a few odd choices that don’t quite make sense. The staff were genuinely excellent; friendly, welcoming, and really great with kids. When our son was unwell for a few days, they couldn’t have been kinder. At one point I was asked to pop by reception, it turned out they just wanted to check in and see how he was doing. The animation team were brilliant, the mini disco was a huge hit for our son - this was simply down to the engagement he received from the staff. The evening entertainment was really good for an all-inclusive hotel. But it was a bit of a struggle to get seats sometimes, as the area gets busy quickly. The location is superb. We enjoyed popping across the road to the beach. Also a nice place to grab a drink from one of the many bars and just soak up the sea view. There is a nice area just a 5-10min walk away where you can stroll along a promenade lined by some shops, bars and restaurants. Shout out to Nautilus which served great food. Also there is a pool bar on route called Maribel - this contains a kids soft play area which our kid loved. Back to the Hotel - the food, unfortunately, was the biggest letdown. Presentation was lacking, with many meat dishes served in sauce without much visual appeal. Labelling was inconsistent or completely missing, which made it difficult to identify what was being served. There was a pizza and pasta station, but the options were limited. Some evenings we struggled to find something appealing and actually ended up eating out three times during the week (which we hadn’t planned to do). The themed nights were a nice idea in theory, but they felt a little underwhelming. A broader range of themed dishes would have helped, as would some promotional signage outside the restaurant to let guests know what to expect on each night. It just felt a bit pot luck - have to say that the Mexican night was good - probably the best food we had during our stay at the hotel. In general, the chef station was a bit one-note, with the Chef generally cooking a single meat option. The paella was a disappointment, different variations were available most nights, but the rice was generally congealed and clumped together. I witnessed a few people giving up on the idea after picking up the serving spoon and then struggling to get any rice to land on their plate. Drinks at the bar were generally good, nice beer, alcohol free beer in bottles, a nice selection of cocktails, decent soft drinks but It was disappointing to see that there were no iced coffees available. The closest option was a frappe, which you had to pay for. The frappes were nice but they took time to prepare, which put pressure on the bar staff and held up other drink orders. I’d suggest the hotel considers offering a basic iced coffee, it’s a nice thing to enjoy especially after breakfast on a hot morning The food at the snack bar was ok but repetitive—pizza, burgers, and hot dogs most days. A toastie would have been a nice addition, but oddly they were only available at breakfast, not in the afternoon. They also served some basic cakes and fruit and there was a self-serve Mr Whippy-style machine, which is a nice touch. Great for kids as they could help themselves to a waffle cone or tub and decorate the ice cream with sprinkles and sauces. The only downside is that the ice cream itself was very bland—more like a sorbet in texture, and virtually no flavour. The opening hours of the snack bar were a bit odd. With the exception of being open from 4pm - 6pm, the snack bar aligned to restaurant hours and closed during set periods throughout the day (when the restaurant was also shut). In other resorts I have been used to the snack bar open throughout the day so you can opt to grab a snack whether the restaurant is open or not. The gym was a bit of a squeeze—only one person can use it at a time, so you have to book and then grab the key from reception. It’s a small space with a treadmill, cross trainer, spin bikes, and a few dumbbells (which only go up to 10kg), also there are no exercise mats. There’s a shower which is handy. The safe in the room was a cost of €38 for the week(not a deposit), which felt excessive, especially considering it was just a basic safe tucked inside a wardrobe. I know charging for a safe is standard at some hotels, but it still feels a bit over the top to charge so much. It’s not like it generates any overhead whether you use it or not - you are essentially paying to use the key for a week. The hotel has already invested in the furnishings, fittings, tv etc for the room. Part of what you already pay for the room is to cover these costs - so why charge for the safe? Sunbeds around the main pool were hard to come by, also they are not particularly comfortable due to a gap between the head rest and the main body of the bed - our son kept falling through this gap which wasn’t ideal. Just something to be aware of. In all - we had a lovely holiday. It’s a really nice hotel and super clean. Probably being overly picky with some of the comments but figure some of the detail may be useful for others. We had stayed at Cala en’Bosch in June at a fabulous hotel so our expectations had may have been heightened a bit too much by that experience.