Be Live Experience Costa Palma

Book a high‑floor sea‑view room (ideally floors 5–6/6–7) as the views over the bay and beach are fantastic and well worth the small extra cost versus lower or non‑view rooms.

Avoid paying extra for ‘superior’ or upgraded rooms, as several guests reported they are similar in size and amenities to standard rooms, with minimal extras like a kettle or toiletries.

Walls and elevators can be noisy, so ask for a room away from the lifts/service rooms and consider bringing earplugs.

The hotel is directly across from a beautiful beach with excellent ocean views, which is the main highlight of its location.

Some bathrooms are open‑plan or have missing doors and ‘toilet in a cupboard’ layouts, so if privacy matters, confirm bathroom style or request a room with a newer/closed bathroom.

If you are sensitive to room layout details, be aware that some rooms lack full‑length mirrors, have short hair‑dryer cords, and limited hooks or bins.

Beds tend to be on the hard side and pillows limited, which may be uncomfortable if you have back problems; asking for extra pillows can help.

Use local buses instead of taxis to get around—routes 3 or 20 go to Palma and bus 3 to Porto Pi/Illetes, and the airport commute is straightforward.

Not all rooms have in‑room kettles and free safes, so check what is included in your category if these amenities matter to you.

Some guests found standard rooms small for two people, so if space matters, ask for one of the larger rooms (e.g., from 3615–3616 onwards or with a spacious balcony).

Some guests strongly advise choosing a different hotel brand altogether, citing poor value and dated facilities.

Several guests describe the hotel as best suited to quiet stays and couples rather than lively family holidays.

Wi‑Fi and in‑room safes have historically been charged extras rather than included, so check current fees to avoid surprises.

Single rooms and double‑room single‑use options are reported as very small and often without a balcony, so consider booking a standard double instead.

Some rooms and cleaning standards are inconsistent, so check your room on arrival and request a change or reclean if it appears unrestored or not properly cleaned.

Air conditioning only works with the balcony door fully closed and can be unreliable in some rooms, so confirm the AC is working properly on check‑in.

Housekeeping practices can be intrusive, so use the “do not disturb” sign immediately if you don’t want staff entering without knocking.

Showers can cause water to spread across the bathroom floor, so place towels carefully and take care to avoid slipping.

If you want more privacy on the balcony and in your room, request a higher floor where you are less overlooked.

If possible, request a room with a recently renovated bathroom for a more comfortable stay.

Twin rooms are two single beds pushed together; if you care about bed type or light, ask for a superior or seaview room which tends to be brighter.

Beds in some rooms have been reported as too hard and bed linen not changed frequently, so you may wish to request more frequent changes.

Some guests felt this is a budget‑level room product at mid‑range prices, so manage expectations on room size and finishes, especially on lower categories.

The hotel’s beachfront location makes it a romantic option that several guests found ideal for a honeymoon‑style stay.

The surrounding area is quite hilly, so be prepared for climbs when walking to and from the hotel.

There is no on‑site parking and the partner car park is some distance away and charged per day, so staying here without a car or choosing another hotel may be easier if you’re driving.

Breakfast is highlighted positively by guests, so make time to include it in your stay.

Room 6322 is a small ‘Superior Seaview’ room that costs extra per night, with a safe charged per day and a minibar only filled once, so consider if the supplement is worth it.

Rooms at the back face the road but offer very spacious balconies, so they can suit guests who value outdoor space over direct sea view.

Bring some cash for tipping in the restaurants, as this is appreciated and may be easier than relying solely on cards.

On the beach, you can take an umbrella and loungers first; the attendant will come to you to collect payment and note your spot.

Rooms near the far end of the hotel may be affected by a noisy generator, so request a room away from that end if you are a light sleeper.