The Barceló Hamilton Menorca Adults Only hotel is located in Es Castell, Spain. This 160-room beach hotel offers rooms with sea views.
It is ideal for adults who want beach access and on-site wellness facilities. You can use the spa and jacuzzi, and hire bikes.
Passeig de Santa Agueda, 6, Es Castell, 07720, Es Castell, Spain
The nearest international airport is Menorca, about 7 km away.
Barceló Hamilton Menorca – Adults Only is on or close to the beach, so you reach the sea quickly.
Barceló Hamilton Menorca – Adults Only caters to adults (adults only). Check the minimum age with the provider.
Yes, Barceló Hamilton Menorca – Adults Only has a spa and wellness offering to relax.
Barceló Hamilton Menorca – Adults Only is a 4-star property.
Excellent
1369 reviews via Google
We had a beautiful 4 night stay at the Barcelo Hamilton. From arrival to check out the staff were excellent, especially Monica in the restaurant who was always so helpful and friendly. The food was delicious and varied. Lots to choose from. We stayed on a half board basis. The room was clean and had plenty of space. Water tea and coffee were provided in room. There was also a fridge to chill drinks. Pool area was small but clean and modern. unfortunately due to the weather we didn’t get to enjoy it. The location of the hotel is excellent. We could walk into Mahon in 25 min. The harbour area is beautiful and lots of good restaurants serving traditional Menorca cuisine and seafood. Lovey bars were you could get a drink and people watch. We also hired a car and it was a great base to explore what the island has to offer. Parking spaces outside hotel and neighbouring streets.
This hotel has the most beautiful views, very friendly staff and incredibly comfortable beds However breakfast could be absolutely chaotic and we had to clear and set our own table 3 out of 7 days The rooms are tired and small and housekeeping is hit and miss -: sometimes we got water, sometimes not, similar with bath mat and cleaning wasn't fabulous I booked after a superb stay in the sister hotel in Tenerife and encouraged 2 friends to also book which was a bit embarrassing considering the hotel certainly isn't 5 star The focus is on upselling not delivering value for what you have already paid for Our sheets were not changed for a week, apparently we should have put a request on our bed to have them changed but we didn't know this! I wonder how long they would have left them?
Poor wifi. Too many towels early in the morning already on sunbeds. Pillows and bed both comfy. No water fountains anywhere to use during the day.
Excellent hotel, lovely staff. 10 mins easy walk to the bus stop for services to Mao (1.75e), buses around every 50 mins taking 10-15. Plenty of bars and restaurants to eat as well as a good buffet in the hotel too.
Excellent hotel, breakfast amazing, pool was cold due to time of year but lots of facilities to choose from to keep you entertained. Walked into Mao which was an easy walk, great restaurant choices close by too. Loved it
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