HYB Eurocalas

My partner and I stayed here for 1 week, all inclusive at the beginning of September. We have stayed at many hotels in the past but this was by far our favourite. Due to flight times we were dropped at the hotel at mid day, and the room wasn’t ready yet, however were were given our all inclusive wristbands and were told we were free to use the amenities until our room was ready, at the latest of 3pm. Unfortunately the room wasn’t available until almost half 4 but we weren’t stuck for things to do.

There wasn’t the classic ‘sunbed wars’ as you would expect from a large family hotel and we were pleasantly surprised when we found a bed each day by one of the 2 pools.

There was the mini disco for kids each night at 8:30 and then a variety of entertainment for adults afterwards. This kept things interesting each evening.

There is a mini bus the hotel provides to take you to the beach, free of charge. We went on our last full day and stayed on the beach for around an hour. The beach is quite small in comparison to other Spanish destinations, but there was a bar/ cafe where you could buy drinks and snacks. We decided to walk back to the hotel and this took roughly 20 minutes and took you through some of the more built up area with restaurants and bars.

Our room its self was in the quieter part of the resort, where we had a view of the garden. The room was cleaned everyday and fresh towels were provided. One of the days we were there Mallorca was hit by a thunderstorm and unfortunately the hotel did start to flood and the power kept cutting out. Even though we were in the 3rd floor we did get some of the rain water coming through the bottom of the door but as we had plenty of towels we were able to mop it up. The issue with the power is that, if you are relying on the hotel WiFi this took a few hours to reset after the power came back on.

The restaurant was always very busy as you can expect from a large family hotel, however the staff were always clearing tables and helping where they could. The food selection was vast and there was something for everyone each day, with different themes such as American, Japanese and local. There is a snack bar located at the main pool which is open through out the day, which had chicken nuggets, chips and burgers. The bar was stocked with local alcohol for the all inclusive drinks and san Miguel. There was also a selection of cocktails, slushes and soft drinks.

Overall we enjoyed our time, and would definitely recommend this to families and couples.

Just got home after staying here for one week all inclusive. Overall had a really good experience - the food was excellent, varied and fresh. The salad bar is brilliant. I am ceoliac and vegetarian and even I had lots of choice. Hernandez who works in the restaurant was really helpful.
All of the drinks were branded and cocktails were good too We stayed in a one bedroom apartment the room was great. Beds were comfy. The pools were very good never a shortage of sunbeds. Kids were really happy with the water parks. The staff all work incredibly hard and go above and beyond to make you happy. I would definitely return to this hotel, it was excellent value for money. It's centered around children and theres so much for them to do

We holidayed the last week of August 2026. Grandparents x 2, and 4 grandchildren between 4 and 10 years old, and their parents ie 10 in all. 

I appreciate it may have been different for some other reviewers but our holiday was really great, and a reasonable price, with lots for the children to do.

We have come back after a wonderful holiday; stayed in block 3 called Ibiza. It is central. The double room has 2 single beds pushed together so we had individual bedding which is great. There's also a sofa bed below the TV on which there is BBC News in english. If you bring films on  laptop (bring cables), you can use that on TV too. Ibiza block is behind the stage so there is a little noise till 10.30 but it did not impact our sleeping. The balcony overlooks the young children's 'elephant' splash pool and snack bar area so we were lucky to be on a higher floor (8 floors in all). 

Our room was cleaned daily and towels on the floor were replaced; outside areas were being cleaned by staff especially early morning and evening; reception were so helpful when we needed the air-con fixed & extra bedding. 

The family rooms are very spacious, and the kids said the sofa bed and pullout were comfy. Beds are a little hard rather than soft but again, are perfectly adequate. 

You can hear the air-conditioning but it's just a constant murmur. The air-con didn't work when we arrived, but reception sent maintenance (it was the fuse), and then it worked.  The air-con made it quite chilly at night so my husband was supplied with a light duvet which was perfect. If you leave the air-con off, it gets a bit warm.

There's a safe, kettle, microwave, hob, fridge freezer and plates, cutlery, mugs in the family rooms. In the double room is a safe, kettle, mugs & fridge.

You can buy large bottles of water in the tiny shop, but there's lots of water available at special taps in the bars/restaurant.

So many pools to choose from. The small 'blue elephant' flumes were great for our younger grandchildren. The big Pirate flumes fabulous for our 5+ yr olds & adults!!. There aren't many sunbeds in that area (it’s the only gated area), so adults usually end up standing to watch the kids on the flumes.

We liked the smaller swimming pool, attached to the main pool cos it is shallow at one end, only rising to 1.2m, and lots of shade near the huge tree at the shallow end, and further away from the music. Pool is roped off till 10am but you could reserve sunbeds earlier if needed. There were always beds available when we were there. 

Bring shoes to wear around the pool. The floors become hot in the sun and sometimes feel a little slippery when wet. Of course, wear them to the toilets and snack bar but also between the pools.

The snack bar has limited food, beer, water and non-alcoholic drinks. 10.30 - 18.00. As there are fizzy drinks available on tap outside the bar, there were some wasps around the taps, but you can go inside for drinks where there were no wasps.

The restaurant is big; air-con only partially working. The food is adequate but not always hot, however there is a microwave. We always found food we liked; hot (at island or from the hotplate, always pizza), cold (cheeses, hams, salad), fruit (fresh, tinned, lots of melon), pastries/fresh bread, desserts (incl cakes, mousse, vanilla/choc ice cream). The only alcohol in the restaurant was on tap; red, white or rosé. Only the rosé was drinkable! Alcohol available at the bar between the stage area and reception from 11.00 to 22.30.

The restaurant becomes very busy so best to go when it opens when there are fewer people and adequate room to move around, and feels relaxed. Later on it gets a bit pushy & noisy; breakfast 8.00 to 10.00; lunch 13.00 to 14.30; dinner 18.30 to 21.00. There is space to eat outside but it's hot of course (no shade). You could always try the snack bar instead.

FYI - In restaurant, there is a big step down just after you get inside. I feel there should be a hazard strip across it cos I saw a number of people stumble.

Evening entertainment is really for the kids. They can dance on the stage until the 'show' starts at 8.30. Then it's the entertainment team singing, with one conga around the seating area. It's a bit ‘pants’ really, cos all the kids want to do is dance, rather than watch the stage. However the kids thought it was great. Entertainment team work very hard all day, games in the pool, archery, football etc but evening is very repetitive and a bit boring. 

Shuttle bus to the beach was very efficient (some seatbelts not working but it's only 3-5 mins away). We recommend going at 9am. The driver was happy to come back for other people, as many times as needed. For a fixed parasol and 2 loungers it was euros 15.50, and there's also a lock box (altho we didn't use it). Sandy beach was clean. Toilets opened at 10am. Great place to 'jump the waves; quite powerful waves when we were there, late August. Shuttle bus easy to catch back too. 

Jet2 rep Teebo helped us with info re getting the bus to Manacor. It's an inland town, typical of real Mallorca, but more for the locals than tourists.

Tip - go for the family rooms (they are spacious) in the central blocks like Ibiza, but a bit higher eg 4th, 5th, floors.