Niet veel in de buurt, moet je al met de taxi of auto ergens heen gaan. Kamers zijn heel netjes en ontbijt is goed.

Very very good!! A super comfortable hotel, quiet and pleasant atmosphere. A good long weekend. And the food in the restaurant was very good, the mussels with a very good sauce.

Excellent place. Very nice rooms, professional and very friendly staff ?. Perfect location!

A very nice hotel with excellent views, but they could have done a lot more for the guests. We were given a room above which had air conditioning units making a deafening whir. During the day when we weren't there, it wasn't too bothersome, but at night it was very annoying.
Also, the day we arrived, since we arrived before check-in time, we paid for breakfast separately, €36 for both of us. On the day of check-out, they advertised that they could provide a cold breakfast in case you leave early. We requested it the day before, as they told us, and they refused because for health reasons they couldn't. "If you can't, don't advertise it." So we asked them to change the day we paid for the one they didn't give us upon arrival and refund our money. But of course, once we've been paid and are off the island, go complain to them; they're laughing at you. They don't do anything for the guests, at least not the Spanish ones. So, look for better options and stay in the center of the island so you don't have to travel so far to see it.
Room 46, by the way.

The hotel is aging, with a damaged French window and visible traces of damp (saltpeter on the walls). A persistent smell of sewage and mildew makes the stay quite unpleasant. The lack of privacy is also a problem: the only opening to the room is the French window, but it can't be left open because other guests walk right past it.
The bathroom has no ventilation (no mechanical ventilation), which results in high humidity: the walls remain damp and the towels don't dry.
Overall, the price is high considering the quality and amenities offered.
The only positive aspect remains the view of the village of Binibeca.
However, this is quickly spoiled by the constant flow of visitors who pass by all day long to take photos and post on their Instagram stories.