Upon my recent stay at Blau Colònia Sant Jordi in Majorca, I felt a mix of emotions which I believe future guests ought to be aware of before making their booking. While there were several aspects that genuinely impressed us, certain areas left us feeling rather disappointed.
Our foremost gripe revolved around the food at the buffet. Specifically, the meat served left a lot to be desired. Although not undercooked, the dishes simply did not meet the expectations one would have for a hotel of this caliber. The taste, presentation, and variety were all subpar, which made our dining experiences rather uninspiring.
The pool area too posed another concern. To secure a spot next to the pool, one had to wake up with the sun and mark a sunshade with a towel. This practice made pool-side relaxation feel more like a competition, which did not resonate well with our holiday spirit.
Adding to the stress was the apparent fatigue amongst the staff members. They seemed to be working excessively long hours which undoubtedly affected their energy levels and hence, the quality of service. While it is understandable, it did impact our overall experience in a negative way.
The resort's location is worth noting as it is somewhat remote from Palma. This could be a drawback for some, but the proximity to an expansive beach could make up for it, offering a delightful space to unwind and enjoy the sun.
However, it wasn't all disappointments and grievances. The hotel does deserve credit for their