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Hotels with terraces in Palma, Mallorca
Ashley Gibbins
Worldwide
The Mediterranean island of Mallorca, or Majorca, is the largest of the four SpanishBalearic Islands, which also take in Menorca, Ibiza and Formentera. Its capital, Palma, is a vibrant city of cultural abundance and contrast. Palma's old town has seen a genuine renaissance in recent years with by the opening of new boutique hotels helping with the ...
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The Bonsol, Palma, Mallorca
Ashley Gibbins
Europe
​ The Bonsol is located on a clifftop among pine trees in Illetas, which is five miles from central Palma. The hotel is in lavishly landscaped gardens, and on a hill, where both winter sun and summer breezes can be enjoyed to the full. With its stretch of private beach it has been welcoming guests since the 1950s, when first opened by Antonio and R...
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Palma, Mallorca : a scintillating city besides the sea
Ashley Gibbins and Ann Mealor
Europe
The Mediterranean island of Mallorca, or Majorca, is the largest of the four SpanishBalearic Islands, which also take in Menorca, Ibiza and Formentera. The island has long been a lure for the budget conscious visitor content with the island's sun, sea and sangria offering. And while Mallorca remains a popular sunshine destination it is Palma, the i...
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Faro Punta Cumplida, La Palma, Canary Islands
Ashley Gibbins
Worldwide
The first Canary Islands lighthouse hotel has opened on the island of La Palma following an extensive renovation. The 152-year-old lighthouse Faro Punta Cumplida is located on the most northerly part of La Palma offering views of the Atlantic Ocean. The lighthouse which is still in nautical use, offers four luxury rooms and suites accommodating up ...
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Calahonda, Costa del Sol
Nigel Duncan
Worldwide
We needed bread and found a commercial centre restaurant worthy of note a few minutes walk from the N340 road at busy Calahonda, a resort well-known to sun-seeking Brits. Calahonda on the Costa del Sol next to the busy N340 road looks to have enjoyed better times. Restaurants were empty and the local Thursday market lacked footfall. Also, the sky w...
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Mijas, Andalusia
Nigel Duncan
Worldwide
Mijas clings to the hillside around five miles inland from Fuengirola. It is miles away from the brashness of the packed beaches and the sun, sea and sangria mecca of Fuengirola and is worth visiting, but be prepared for car parking issues. Much-hyped Mijas proved that hill walking and I don't mix. Why? Well, the white-washed hilltop village may be...
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