Visited Mallorca for the Christmas bank holiday. The hostel closed for a short break on the final day of my stay, so it was quieter than I expected—though this didn’t detract from the experience. Location: The hostel is well situated on a main bus route from the city center. It’s just a short walk down steps to the marina, a slightly longer (uphill) walk to the castle, and close to the Porto Pi shopping center and nearby eateries. Room/Comfort: The room is essentially a large dorm with beds along both walls—around 16 beds in my room, so it’s not the quietest. Each bunk has a locker underneath, shared between the two bunks above it. Facilities: The kitchen is well equipped with everything you’d need to cook or prepare meals, though the fridge was predictably packed (as is typical in hostels). The bathroom is clean and modern, with reliably hot showers. One standout feature: the hostel provides assigned hooks outside the bathroom for hanging towels, along with a dehumidifier to dry them—a thoughtful touch. The lounge and dining area are cozy, if a bit small, and there’s also a laundry area. Service: All the staff were polite and spoke English fluently. Extras: You can book tours through the hostel, and I believe there’s a computer available for guest use.
