Blau Colonia Sant Jordi

Hotel Blau nás nadchl krásným a prostorným areálem plným palem – připadali jsme si spíš jako na Bali 🌴. Žádné betonové komplexy, ale příjemné a zelené prostředí. Snídaně i večeře byly výborné, s opravdu širokým výběrem 🍽️. Na večeři jsme dostali k narozeninám láhev sektu, milé gesto od hotelu 😊. Pokoj byl útulný a čistý. Chyběly však hygienické potřeby (vatové tamponky, tyčinky) a toaleta i sprcha byly "součástí pokoje" jen za mléčným sklem, takže menší soukromí. Televize nebyla smart. Byli jsme rádi za bezplatnou pitnou vodu 24/7 v restauraci nebo na recepci. Oceňujeme i bezplatné parkování v ulici hned u hotelu 🅿️. Navíc jen pár minut autem od jedné z nejhezčích pláží na Mallorce – Es Trenc. Skvělá volba pro pohodovou dovolenou!

This hotel has been the best so far , so much so we would book again. The entertainment staff honestly was 10/10! They showed us how to make sangrias or play bingo etc . the kids club literally did keep the kids entertained, pool club, rifle shooting , drawing , axe throwing darts ! This hotel is somewhere you don’t even feel the need to leave to head outside , that’s how entertaining it is. Evening bar staff was happy and always happy to serve. Room positives- there was an actual decent hairdryer which is a first for hotel room. The aircon is 10/10 !! Really helped with the heat and sleep. The bed was super comfortable. The shower was better than our home one , powerful and warm any time of the day . Room service excellent. Good cliental of holiday makers , different nationalities and all seemed polite and kept hotel tidy Pools was also excellent! And life guards kept everyone safe, they really did a brilliant job. . My only one negative is the pool table needs an upgrade, and would love it if it was free :) . Excellent hotel , would book again !!!!!

What a wonderful hotel! Our room was immaculate, the beds comfy and the air conditioning just right. We were lucky enough to have a room overlooking the pool. There was a bit of pool cleaning and grass cutting noise early one morning, but when the doors were closed it was barely noticeable. The buffet breakfast and dinner were plentiful. The freshly made omelettes at breakfast were amazing! The pools were clean and it was lovely to witness the ‘no reserving loungers’ rule being upheld by the lifeguards - if towels were left, they were removed, so getting a lounger wasn’t a problem after breakfast. There were two areas of entertainment, one more chilled than the other. As we were half board, we didn’t venture out to eat, but we did walk into the town in the evenings and there were restaurants and bars, pharmacy and supermarket. We took the little train from outside the hotel which takes you all around town, including the beach and the port. The port looked lovely and we will definitely try restaurants there next time. I have never been to this part of Majorca before, but will definitely be returning - to Colònia Sant Jordi and especially to Blau. ☺️

Fantastic hotel, hospitality and service second to none. Sion at reception a great help when I had a work engagement and Caterina helped with a health issue. Really great restaurants and animation team and we will be back!

We stayed at Blau Colonia Sant Jordi for a week as a family of six (two adults, two children aged 5 and 7, an 18-month-old, plus a grandparent in a second room) and would rate it four stars overall. The grounds are genuinely lovely — clean, well-maintained, with a lot of green space. The three pools live up to their reputation; the pirate ship pool is a brilliant hit with younger children, though our older two found the slide options a bit limited and instead spent most of their time in the other pool. The entertainment team was a real standout — inclusive, energetic, and clearly good with kids, running frequent daytime pool games and club activities, and putting on a different evening show every night at 9:30, including an illusionist who had the kids captivated, a flamenco performance, and an exceptional Mongolian acrobatic and contortion act on another night. The absolute highlight, though, was the animation team's own dance show — fantastically choreographed with acrobatics woven throughout, genuinely impressive and clearly a huge amount of work had gone into it. There was also a disco every evening. Rooms were small but clean and tidy, with a comfortable main bed. The pullout sofa bed, however, was uncomfortable and not something I'd recommend for an adult, and its position — right by the main door and balcony door — wasn't ideal from a security perspective, since we'd have preferred an adult sleeping nearest the entry points. This became a real concern on our first night, when someone unexpectedly entered my mother-in-law's room around midnight; she called out, and the visitor apologised and left quickly. We ended up barricading the doors ourselves each evening after that as a precaution. Worth noting for anyone travelling as a larger family: the official room occupancy is capped at 4, and we only managed 5 (2 adults, 2 children, infant in a cot) in one room because we had a second room booked for my mother-in-law to use alone — there doesn't seem to be an official option for families of 5 without booking around this. On the plus side, our specific requests (a room away from the salt flats, and a cot) were both honoured, and check-in and checkout were quick and professional both times. Food was a genuine highlight — good quality and varied, with a different theme each evening (Spanish, seafood, American, a sushi night), a changing dessert selection, and a solid cheese and fruit spread. My wife is coeliac and our youngest has dairy and soya allergies, and while the kitchen did cater for this reasonably well, allergen labelling was inconsistent — not always present, and where it was, items were often grouped together in a way that made it genuinely hard to work out what was safe. Staff were pleasant but very busy, not always easy to flag down, and some had limited English. Water also wasn't provided at dinner despite being freely available at breakfast, which felt like a deliberate tactic to push bottled drink sales rather than an oversight. It's this combination of smaller issues, rather than any single one, that stops me giving a full five stars. A few final notes: there was an island-wide power outage on our first night (not the hotel's fault), during which the water dispensers went down too — some staff were very helpful in sourcing water from reception's backup generator, others less so, initially just suggesting we buy bottled water. Once restored, the water from the dispensers tasted quite salty, so we bought bottled water regardless. Mosquitoes were mentioned frequently in other reviews, but in practice we all got a few bites and nothing more than you'd expect in a subtropical location. The hotel's free shuttle to the northwest beach was punctual and reliable, and the beach itself was clean with clear water, but we actually preferred the beach a 10-minute walk southeast of the hotel, which has more restaurants, bars and ice cream parlours, and cheaper sunbeds (€23 for two loungers and an umbrella, versus €30 for the same at the beach the hotel shuttle serves). The outdoor playground was good, though the indoor play cabins had limited equipment, restricted hours, and were inconveniently far from reception and the breakfast area — it would be a real improvement to have play space nearer reception for rainy days or while waiting for meals. Overall, we felt this was good value for money, particularly for peak season, and we'd happily return.