stayed for a week at the mimosa park with my partner, my son and his girlfriend, we had a great time, hotel rooms were basic but very clean and the maid service was great, pool area great, always sunbeds available, also kept very clean, drinks were good and plentiful .food was amazing with great choices and piping hot everytime!!!.
the hotel was nearing the end of the season but none the less the entertainment was there nightly, bit cheesy but a good laugh and the entertainment crew got everyone joining in with the quizes etc and the disco, karaoke night was great and some amazing singers were in the crowd and all had a go .
location in brilliant , 10 to 15 min walk to magaluf with plenty shops and pubs on the way there and back depending what way you walk .
i think this hotel would be rowdy in the high of the season and the walls are rather thin so if you dont like noise , maybe a no no .
overall we had a great time and could not fault a thing .
dont listen to any bad reviews as if anything is a problem when you are there the staff im sure will do anything to put it right .
give it a go, you will be pleasantly surprised .
would definately go back again .

The hotel is basic and dated, but our room was kept very clean as was the rest of the hotel.
We went half board and the menus offered plenty of choice and overall we were more than satisfied with the quality of the food.
As we went out every night I can't comment on the quality of the nightime entertainment, but the company rep's worked very hard and were very friendly.
My only issue, (and this isn't directed at the hotel ), was the behaviour of a handful of idiots who'd gone on an all inclusive holiday and appeared determined to drink throughout the whole of the day and night. I've noted this before at previous hotels i've stopped at, and whilst the principal of an A/I holiday is great, especially for families on a tight budget, I most certainly wouldn't have liked my grandchildren to listen to some of the language these neanderthals were using.
Whilst on the subject of A/I holidays, I was informed that there is going to be a stronger regulation on the number of hotels allowed to offer A/I deals due to the impact on local businesses not getting any custom. Whether this is just a local issue or a national one I couldn't say.
Palma Nova is a quiet resort which "dovetails" with its noisy neighbours at Magaluf, it only being a few minutes away on foot.
It's only a few minutes walk down to the beach. There is a slight incline, so people with walking difficulties should be prepared .
The beach is lovely and clean, as is the sea, with fish being clearly visible, however, be warned, it cost 13euros to rent 2 sunbeds and a parasol per day. That said we were able to sunbathe twice. Not bad for the last week in October!
Whilst at the front there are bus routes that take you Palma, Santa Ponce, Marineworld. The ride into Palma cost just over 6 euros.(single)
There is a local boat company that runs trips into Palma on a Tuesday and Saturday for 17euros per person. The journey lasts @ 3/4 hr each way and allows 3 hours to explore Palma. Most enjoyable although it got a bit choppy on the way back.
Palma is a "must see" however be very careful for women approaching you and trying to stick flowers or small twigs on your person claiming it's a local festival. Especially near the cathedral. All the are doing is creating the oppotunity to "dip" your pockets.
As you enter Palma there is a tourist office overlooked by the cathedral where they provide free maps of the city.
Closer to the hotel, try visiting "Bar Balero". It's a family run concern and must of the customers are local Mallorcans. (Turn R. out of the hotel and walk to the main road and turn right again. Walk along for @ 600yards and the bar is on your right)
It's not the prettiest bar in the world , but they are very friendly and the drinks are cheap, plus it's one of the few places that serve tapas.
I'd also recommend getting a taxi, (from the rank at the sea front) into Calvia village for @ 10 euros each way. (There isn't a bus service and there are no pavements on the road which has a high speed limit), Calvia is a super little village up in the hills and each Monday they have a small market. There is a beautiful church there called St. John the Baptist, and the small local bars are also worth a visit.
If you fancy a special night out i'd definately recommend the restaurant, "Meson C,an Torrat", which is also in Calvia. The quality of food, service and atmoshere were excellent with the meal, wine, brandys and coffees came in at 88euros for the two of us. Ensure that you book well in advance which the hotel reception will arrange.
We also had another good day out at Portal Nous. It's an hours walk or you can catch the bus. (It's en route to Palma). There's a lovely marina there and you can spend a couple of hours just looking at the boats or just sit on the quayside and throw some bread in the water for the fishes. You'll be amazed how many will materialise.

Although everywhere is now shutting down for the winter, I definately recommend the Mimosa and would go there again. I hope the review is of use.

just returned from a good relaxing week at mimosa park,good points +bad
lovely hotel,nice pool with large sun bathing area.fantastic food plenty of choice very polite staff.
just be wary of the fried eggs(not always cooked properley,but this is the spanish way).rooms ok just a bit dated,cleaned daily with towel change.
bad points:this is an all inclusive hotel so if like us you are half board it is VERY EXPENSIVE for drinks (1-80 for half a pint). day and night time entertainment was diabolical,allan rusty michelle look up the word entertainment i think you need to know the meaning.
TIPS short cut to town down steps by swimming pool,castaways bar 2pints 2euro 10. beach 5 mins walk,15 into magaluf.would recommend this hotel and will return(but all inclusive)

Check in queue at hotel was extremely long with only one stafff member at the desk. First room we were given had a broken toilet flush and the fold down bed hadnt been changed, there was hairs all over the sheet. The receptionist changed our room with no fuss at all, this room was clean and in good condition. Rooms were cleaned every day with beds made and even PJ's folded up. Food was good value for money but lacked in choice for children. Entertainment was ok for end of season, however, with the evening shows starting at 8:30 pm, it was a little late for the younger children. Biggest gripe was the attitude of some of the much older guests who were just down right rude and ignorant to every one. Plenty of sunbeds, however certain old ladies would put a towel on a sun bed first thing in the morning and then not appear until half past 4 in the afternoon everyday!! Overall, would definitely go back, great value for 3 star all inclusive.