The hotel has a great location. It’s very convenient that there’s a bus to Palmanova Beach, and you can also walk to Cala Major Beach in just 15–20 minutes. The beach there is beautiful, and the water is crystal clear.
The staff are very friendly, welcoming, and always willing to help. The food was absolutely amazing! There was a huge variety of delicious dishes, so everyone could find something they liked. We really enjoyed our stay and would definitely recommend this hotel 😊
I spent a beautiful 7–8 days at BQ Belvedere in April 2026, and I can honestly say that the entire experience was excellent.
The service was outstanding from start to finish, with incredibly friendly and generous staff and a great variety of breakfast choices. We enjoyed our stay so much that I’m very happy to say we’ll be coming back again soon!
A very special thank you and words of praise go to the entertainment team — Pietro (the soul of the hotel 💯), Paola, Maria, and Carolina! They truly took our stay from a 10 to a 20 ☺️. Their energy, kindness, and positive attitude made such a difference and are definitely one of the biggest reasons we’re coming back.
I would highly recommend BQ Belvedere to everyone and am already looking forward to our next stay! ❤️
Fantastic stay! Delicious food, spotless cleanliness, and great location
We had a wonderful stay at this hotel and would highly recommend it!
The food was absolutely delicious with a great variety of dishes to choose from every day. The cleanliness was outstanding—our room was cleaned daily, and both towels and bed sheets were changed every single day, which we truly appreciated.
The hotel has great facilities, including a large main pool and a dedicated pool for children, which was perfect for our family. The location is excellent, very close to the beach. We rented a car for our trip, and getting around from the hotel was super easy, plus they have convenient parking available on-site.
The only minor downside was that the room felt a bit small for two adults and a child, but everything else was so perfect that it didn't bother us much. Overall, a superb experience! We would definitely come back
🛏️Room
I stayed in a corner room on the first floor overlooking the parking lot. The room was not very large but had everything needed, including shampoo, soap, a hairdryer and towels. Overall, it was standard and comfortable. However, the air conditioning was extremely noisy, making it impossible to sleep with it on. We stayed for four nights and simply chose not to use the AC at night.
🍽️ Food
The breakfast was excellent with a huge variety of choices, including Spanish-style breakfast, salads, fruit, desserts and drinks. There were several coffee stations, so even when the hotel was busy, there was little waiting.
Dinner was also very good. The buffet cost €22 for adults and half price for children under 14 if not included in the package (drinks not included). Drink prices were reasonable—€2.20 for apple juice and €3.50 for a glass of wine. The menu changed every day and offered plenty of choices. I really enjoyed the food.
🏊 Swimming Pool
The swimming pool was beautiful and spacious, and it was one of the main reasons I chose this hotel. There was also a separate pool for young children. The only downside was that the restrooms near the pool were not very clean. The pool bar offered snacks and reasonably priced drinks.
🎭 Activities
There were activities for young children in the early evening, followed by a different show every night at around 9:30 PM, ending at about 10 PM.
🚌 Location & Transport
There is a bus stop right in front of the hotel, making it very convenient to get into the city. The fare is only €2 for the entire route, and cash is accepted if you don't have a travel card (banknotes up to €10 only).
The hotel is located on a hill and is not directly by the sea, but the beach is within walking distance. It is also conveniently close to the airport. A taxi costs around €30–35, depending on traffic.
⭐ Overall
Overall, I had a very good stay. I especially liked the beautiful swimming pool, excellent breakfast and good dinner selection. The location is convenient, especially with the bus stop right outside.
I’m giving the hotel 4 stars because of the very noisy air conditioning and the cleanliness of the poolside restrooms.
I would definitely stay here again and would happily recommend this hotel to friends.
The area is not easily walkable so you either stay or need some sort of transportation. However the taxi service is very good and there is also bus service near by. The large pool, cafeteria, and small market are good amenities. The rooms are small with no decor, yet clean and tidy. The elevators are small and we found not all are working all the time, so give yourself time for that. Everything is ala carte including having to pay extra for the room safe and for pool towels. There are no irons or steamers for garments in the rooms; I believe you can get one at the front desk with a deposit. The room temperature does not go below 22.5 deg Celsius. It seems to warm up in the middle of the night. When I went to the front desk for help at 4am because I could not sleep for two nights due to the warm temperature, I was told the system will not cool below that point. That is a critical for me, however some in my group felt the cooling was adequate for them. The parking area is dusty and cramped if you have a car. I always found a spot however. You have to wear a wrist band at this hotel for some reason, even if you didn't get extras. Last night I was refused service at the lobby bar because I had taken mine off for my daughter's wedding. The servers were brusque and rude about this. This is not adults only, children everywhere.
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