Sa Coma I would say is 60% German,40% British. It is very quiet after 10pm. I personally think Sa Coma is all tack as far as shops are concerned but ??- the beach is wonderful!! Don’t expect nightlife in Sa Coma and the food in Hotels German tastes- not a chip in site or curry! Lol! Now next door is Cala Milor, which is mainly British tourists but the beaches not a patch on Sa Coma. Sun loungers not cheap and although I’m not selling this well , I loved Sa Coma because we ate dinner, had a stroll on prom and went back for Hotel entertainment- then bed. I would go Puerto Pollensa next time personally who everyone I’ve spoken to says it’s far superior to Sa Coma . Avoid local supermarkets, they are very expensive but there is a large supermarket like Tesco which is cheap and lots of stuff. The pools though fresh water are lovely and warm in height of summer and the sea is like a beautiful warm bath-no intake of sharp breath when you enter water. Hope this has been sort of useful!! Xx

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The lager was San Miguel can’t remember if it changed the last time I was there but it’s a good drink. I think there was ice lollies but I didn’t try them. Also there’s a great bar across road does Amstel €2 a pint

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Smart casual is acceptable,no beach shorts or vests for dinner

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Yes the rooms aren't huge, just standard, so definitely just for two people. Wouldn't be enough room for a third bed. However they do offer rooms with a locking door between them. I am sure larger rooms are available.

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We’ve always booked sea view rooms and they’re lovely for sitting out in the evening. Side sea view rooms overlook the bars but lovely for people watching. Unfortunately never been in rooms at the back of the hotel so not sure what their view is like.

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