The most beautiful idyllic location in a lovely clean hotel. We were lucky to get a sea view room which was stunning but I think most rooms have some view. Good food (we went half board), lovely drinks & only €12 in a taxi to Puerto Pollenca if you want to try somewhere else to eat out or shop. Supermarket over the road for any extras and a few shops also near by meaning you literally have everything you need. We were lucky enough to secure one of the comfy beds overlooking the sea next to the plunge pool on the top floor, definitely recommend getting up early for one of these one day!! The sea is great but a bit rocky - take some shoes you can swim in if you’re worried.

Cleaners could have “cleaned” a bit better. We found the floor was sandy most days which meant we had to clean our feet with a separate towel by the bed before getting in. Don’t rely on the late checkout! It is advertised in the room to pay for the late checkout but when you ask at reception is isn’t likely available. They do have a secure luggage room and a shower space but it gets very hot in there so not great.

The site is wonderful and the the staff is very dedicated. The pool/beach chairs on the patio is fantastic and the food quality at the buffet is great (only snacks did not meet our personal taste, we would have liked olives while we are in Spain or Pan con aioli or con tomate. The rooms are modern and spacious.

The only thing the staff didn't seem to be too much worried is the fact that the room smelled very moldy. There should be more ventilation in a modern hotel and the ventilation should not stop when the key is not in the room. This is not an inconvenience expected from a 4 stars hotel experience.

Very good breakfast. Good dinner. Beautiful views and a phenomenal coves to swim in. Enough sunbeds so that it wasn't a problem finding a place to lay out during the day. Reasonable cost to upgrade to Annex room.

4 stories that often had to be walked. Groups of local teenagers blocking the paths to the Annex building and not moving to let you by. Local teenagers laying across the entire paths to the Annex buildings, so that you had to walk over 2 to 3 people to get to the room. Goat shit all over the pathways in the mornings (would have been nice for it to have been swept up early in the morning. The showers in the Annex were built so that the entire bath (WC, sinks, floors) got wet when showering. No assistance moving luggage up/down stairs to Annex buildings. Spraying down the outside dining area during breakfast. Calling the Annex rooms "luxury" when they were quite simple standard -- just a bit bigger than other rooms.

The location is absolutely unmatched! Right by the ocean with crystal clear water and great views. We had a room with sea view, which is really recommendable. Breakfast and dinner was really nice compared to other half pension/all inclusive-places we have stayed at - really good variety of food every night. Would also recommend doing the short hike up the small mountain in Cala Sant Vicenc to watch the sunset - magical!

Rooms were a bit small - we had to move a lounge chair to the balcony to fit both our suitcases. Wi-fi wasn't really that good and the fact that we had to pay for drinks other than water for dinner, even though we had half pension, was disappointing. Hotel is also a bit pricey in our opinion...

A very nice hotel with sea view. Had a beautiful and clean room. The cleaning lady was very dedicated on doing her job perfectly. The staff was also very nice and friendly. During the day there are some nice activities like pool sports and in the evening bingo/live music. Had as well big variety of food but the taste wasn’t the best.

Regarding the food some of the dishes were tasteless (for my/our taste at least). There are appetizers and salads which are good, but the dinner main course are okayish. There were also days when the food was good but depending on the type/origin of the food (spanish, italian etc.). Also the coffee was not the best but i could see that the majority of the “all inclusive” hotels have the same coffee machine and experienced the same tasteless coffee in other hotels as well. As mentioned above about the activities: as we had the room in the first floor we could hear everything starting with 22 o’clock. Not bragging but at some point we wanted to rest and not hear the loud live music. Guess if you ask for a room at a higher floor they’ll be nice and offer you one.

Yesterday we came back from our nice holiday in Spain. My girlfriend and I booked half-board and stayed for 12 nights. We had searched a quiet and modern hotel at the beach and found Globales Don Pedro. The hotel and the little town Cala Sant Vicenc are just fantastic if you want to swim, relax and enjoy the view of the breathtaking bay. If you are looking for discos, party and action this is definitely the wrong hotel for you. We rented a car at the airport and visited lots of places on the island. Every time we saw the “mass tourism” in places like Port de Alcudia, S’Arenal or Port de Soller, we were very happy to return to the little town Cala Sant Vicenc after our trips. The manager and the staff of the hotel are very friendly and work hard for the guests. Thank you to the team of the reception, the cleaners and especially the waiters and waitresses Patricio, Araceli and Adrian. You are amazing and you do a great job. Gustavo the cook loves his job. He’s always nice and makes you smile with either his fresh meals or singing smash hits. Also, thank you very much to the many people in the kitchen that you don’t see. Tu sum up, our holiday was very good and we can definitely recommend Globales Don Pedro.

For a perfect stay we have the following little suggestions for improvement: the coffee and Wifi should be better and the pillows could be softer.

Location is extraordinary, really pleasant to read by the sea with this magnificent view. Staff was very friendly, rooms are well decorated and big.

At check in the receptionist wouldn’t accept my Spanish passport as a valid identification to register in the hotel. He said that I should present a Spanish identification card because of tax matters. This is the first time I’ve been asked for this in a hotel and I often travel to Spain for leisure trips. The receptionist offered an upgrade to compensate for this and he offered a room with a view to the garbage bins which I didn’t accept. Showers in the main area by the sea where lacking.Staff at the front desk can use some training about the documents to register a client

it’s location close to three amazing beaches was spectacular

It would be great to have some delicate music in the background during the meals The food was rather disappointing considering that we are vegeterians for example there was no FRESH pasta made in front of you with cherry tomatoes and garlic that would be so easy to make …only cold pasta :( these are the only two things i would improve to feel absolutely amaaaazing ! ) oh plus the safe should be free of charge ! as in most 4stars hotels ;)

The staff were always ready to help, there was a variety of food and cooks who could always exchange a few words with you or joke with you. The view from the window to the beach with a private balcony where you can meet sunrises and sunsets was also great.

During the entire trip (it was 9 nights) I did not see sheets being changed. It was a little disappointing. I would also like more towels in the room, as having gone to the beach several times, it is inconvenient to use wet ones.

The location was superb and the staff was very attentive and helpful. I especially remember Sammy at reception who not only a speaks every language but gives great tips and gustavo who made breakfast. Also the other staff at breakfast was nice and helpful.

Some things were a little rundown like the pool or gym - some things were missing I would expect at a four star hotel. Like soaps / lotion / functioning hairdryer.