Son Moll Sentits

Son Moll Sentits is located directly on the Son Moll beach promenade in Cala Ratjada. According to guest reviews, the beach can be reached in about 1–2 minutes on foot. The town centre is said to be around a 15-minute walk away. There is also a long promenade section right in front of the hotel for walks along the coast.

Yes, Son Moll Sentits has parking directly at the hotel. Guest reviews mention a price of 12 euros per day. As parking spaces in Cala Ratjada can be limited, it is advisable to check availability before arrival by calling +34 971 565 312.

Guest reviews recommend booking dinner at least 1 day in advance. The spa and massage area closes at 19:00, so it is wise to arrange treatments early. The hotel also has a spa, sauna and fitness area on the 9th floor with sea views.

Guest reviews describe the pool area as rather compact, with sunbeds placed quite close together in some parts. Premium loungers or sea-front loungers are mentioned at 25 euros per person per day. The hotel also has an infinity pool with sea views and rooftop areas on the 9th floor.

Many guests ask for sea-view rooms or higher floors, as the outlook is usually more open there. One review mentioned a sea-view upgrade at 60 euros, and a move to the 9th floor at 25 euros per person. Some rooms have only partial sea views, so it is worth asking about the exact room type before booking.

Guest reviews mention some additional charges, including 0.5 litres of water per person per day in Tetra Pak cartons in certain packages, as well as extras such as minibar items or coffee capsules depending on the room category. Beach loungers or premium areas may also be chargeable, for example 25 euros per person per day. It is sensible to check what is included before arrival.

Several reviews mention that the hotel mainly has German-speaking guests, with some visitors describing the proportion as very high. Son Moll Sentits is also an adults-only hotel, meaning it is for adults aged 18 and over. English is generally used at reception, while German may be more common elsewhere.