더 세인트 레지스 마르다발 말료르카 리조트 칼비아

好喜歡房間直通一個小花園，天氣特別好，酒店公區也特別漂亮，好像大花園盡頭有個門可以直接到達海邊，有條路沿着海散步很悠閑

各方面不錯，但不直接沿海，沒有沙灘，如果想體會小島風情住市區會更方便

Incredible resort, just don’t lose anything while you’re there. We stayed at the St. Regis in June with our two young kids. The pools and the amenities were very nice. We did hear a couple next to us at breakfast who found some bugs swimming in their orange juice one morning. And one day at the pool, some German tourists who were very drunk made a big scene and threw their friend into the pool - chair and all. But they handled both of those things immediately. My issue comes from the lack of a lost and found process. Within an hour of arriving, my son lost his hat down by the children’s area. Barely thinking anything of it, we were certain it would turn up at some point. We checked with the front desk a few times, walked all over looking for it, but nothing — never turned up. The REAL PROBLEM, occurred a few nights into our stay when our daughters most prized possession (and one of ours too), the blanket she’s had since birth, somehow must have gotten taken away with the sheets. I went to the concierge immediately in the middle of the night after we’d torn the room apart looking for it for my inconsolable child. They registered our request and we went to bed again thinking it had to turn up — “who would throw something like that away?” We thought. But nothing. I had to email the concierge daily to get updates. I offered a reward. I asked to be put in touch with the laundry company who handles their linens — nothing, just a “we’ll let you know if we find it” over and over again. It’s been over a month and I write this in the middle of the night thinking about all the memories we had with our daughter and her “lovie” blanket. How we’d planned on framing it one day and giving it to her as an adult. How when she gets really upset, like she did earlier today, she still begs for “lovie” wishing she had “her” to help her soothe herself. It was a mistake to take it with us on the trip, but damn if the staff at the St. Regis didn’t seem to care less about it.

Hugely overpriced for what it is. Good check-in and concierge service but other than that service needed to be asked for. Food in restaurant mediocre and no real local flavour. No atmosphere at all at the hotel - Ok for young families and retired couples I guess but pretty dated facilities and a long way out of town. I still can’t believe the minibar prices - €7 fir a small soft drink. It’s an ok hotel but the prices just pretend to be something else.

Give this place a pass. Beyond the fact that this is the farmed plain salmon from a personal chef of luxury resort we encountered a variety of failures and issues and a general incompetence and total lack of training on their own facility amongst the staff. The butler was energetic and friendly in a false, say our name back to us 18 times in 3 minutes way, and then both failed to deliver in the very small request we made at the start (honey for the tea to the room) and generally said she did not know in answer to almost any question and directed us to other staff who typically gave us the wrong answer. They failed to reconfirm our hard fought for reservation for our 30th anniversary sunset dinner across the island so after a half hour drive we were refused at the gate of the truly beautiful and luxurious Cap Rocat. This was eventually sorted after an hour wait but through the entire ordeal the only apology came from the manager of the restaurant at the Cap Rocat. Never our sub par hotel. Big. Sterile. Lack of attention to finish details. A sad state of affairs for a brand that sued to hold some prestige and clearly not appropriators to the cost (1-1.5k). and even just getting to the room is an ordeal as they managed to design the garage to Bosse t the hotel so you must go down then up then take and elevator. I have never needed anyone to show me to my room but here it was required. And long and inconvenient.