Ses Salines Hotel Guide - 4 stars Hotels in Ses Salines, Spain

Nice quite hotel, enough food, disliked cocktails in the bar.

Nice quite hotel in a small town. Perfect for a relaxing holiday. The staff are very helpful and nice. Breakfast was a buffet with lots of choice. We also chose to ate a few nights at the hotel and the food was excellent on both occasions. Bit out the way of everything we wanted a nice peaceful holiday so suited us perfectly and is only a short walk into town and the marina.

Fab hotel peaceful location great for a relaxed holiday.. A car is a good idea though if you want to visit beaches nearby

Great except when we checked in. Male receptionist mixed up our booking and implied it was our fault for having the same name as another family. He made several errors with our checking in, anf just laughed it off instead of apologising. Not a bright spark at all.

Not recommended for a winter stay, but can see that a summer stay would be lovely.

We stayed for 10 nights in a standard double room + an extra bed for our 6 -year old son. We loved the surroundings (nicely landsacped and we loved the fact that the rooms were in different smaller blocks). The buffet was reasonable and it was a very good idea to have 2 sittings so that people could choose their slot (6:30-8pm or 8:30-10pm). The pools were very nice and children friendly (though space was a bit of an issue). It was great to have a free shuttle to two beaches. The staff were generally polite and helpful. The cleaners did a great job cleaning our room. The animation team were brilliant! We did find the beds in our bedroom very 'mobile' which made reading in bed uncomfortable as the beds kept moving. There was no shower gel when we arrived and we went and bought some and then after 3 days we were given shower gel! We found a cockroach in our room (and also a baby cockroach) and we saw a rat near the fountain right in front of the hotel. Some staff were absolutely lovely whereas others were totally indifferent. Some staff didn't speak any Engish at all,which was surprising given that English speaking guests were quite a large proportion of the guest body (together with German). This meant that there was some miscommunication at times. The spa wasn't well staffed and it was quite difficult to find somebody to book a treatment.