Hotels in Port de Soller

Port de Soller is an almost enclosed bay, surrounded by mountains and with a pedestrian seafront promenade. Staying here means you can walk to the beach, the restaurants and the tram stop, and see the bay from your room.

• Pros: beach and promenade on foot, evening atmosphere, the best sea views, boats and excursions from the quay.
• Keep in mind: it is more touristy and pricier than the town, and in summer it is crowded with little parking.

If you prefer to stay in the old town, see accommodation in Soller.

The port is small and everything is a few minutes' walk away, but each area has its own character.

• Seafront promenade: the heart of port life, with hotels, terraces and bars. Ideal if you want atmosphere and everything at hand; it is noisier at night in summer.
• Santa Caterina side and lighthouse: the end of the port next to the hill, quieter and with panoramic views of the bay.
• Repic side: next to Platja d'en Repic, with the bay open at sunset and direct access to the sand. A good area for families and for anyone who puts the beach first.
• Hillsides with views: hotels raised above the port, with panoramas of the sea and the Serra de Tramuntana. More calm and views, in exchange for slopes or using transport.

• Large seafront hotels: hotels with a pool, restaurant and balcony rooms over the bay. Comfortable for long stays and families.
• Boutique hotels: small places with carefully designed interiors, more personal rooms and a quiet atmosphere.
• Adults-only hotels: some places in the port are advertised as adults only or with adults-only areas. The policy changes: check the official website.
• Family hotels: with a pool, spacious or family rooms and services for children.
• Cliff-top luxury: resorts raised above the port, with a spa, several restaurants and views of the sea and the mountains.

A selection of port hotels that appear on each establishment's official website and on booking platforms and reference guides. The descriptions are indicative: category, prices and services change every season.

• Jumeirah Port Sóller Hotel & Spa: a luxury resort on a hillside above the port, with views of the Mediterranean and the Serra de Tramuntana, a spa, several restaurants and pools.
• Aimia Hotel: a boutique hotel with a Mediterranean feel on the port's coast, with a pool, spa and cocktail bar.
• Bikini Island & Mountain: a colourful, retro-style hotel with a pool, a terrace bar and a spa.
• Pure Salt Port de Sóller: a minimalist design hotel next to Platja d'en Repic, with a pool and terrace.
• Hotel Esplendido: a classic Mediterranean-style hotel with a spa, pools, a bar and terraces with sea views, popular with families.
• Fergus Style Soller Beach: a hotel by the port with sea views.
• Hotel Es Port: a hotel with a spa and good reviews on travel platforms.
• Hotel Marina & Wellness Spa: a family-run hotel with views of Platja d'en Repic and a spa.
• Hotel Eden and Edén Nord: two different places in the port, simple in feel and close to the promenade; the Edén Nord has a garden, pool and spa area.
• Hotel Salino: a quiet place with a garden, which some platforms advertise as adults only; confirm before booking.
• Hotel Miramar and Hotel Generoso: comfortable options on Carrer de la Marina, a few steps from the promenade.

The area is indicative: confirm the exact location of each place on its website.

The bay is the big attraction, and the difference between a sea-view room and an interior one is large.

• Ask explicitly for sea views or front views: "side views" usually means only a slice of sea.
• High rooms facing the bay are the first to sell out in summer.
• On the seafront promenade, a room with a view may bring a little more noise at night; the hillsides are quieter.
• Sunset views are best from the Repic side and from the hillsides.

Many port hotels have a pool, some with a spa or wellness area. It is a good option for the hottest hours, because the port's beaches fill up in summer.

• Check whether the pool is heated and in which months it opens: some are seasonal.
• Some hotels have adults-only areas or a children's pool: confirm the details on their website.
• Spas and water circuits usually need a reservation and are sometimes charged separately for non-guests.

Besides hotels, the port has tourist apartments, with a kitchen and more space for families or long stays. Many are in buildings near the promenade or have terraces facing the bay. For more options, see the accommodation directory.

The port is about 3 km from Soller and parking is scarce in summer.

• Ask the hotel whether it has its own parking and whether you need to reserve it; some charge extra.
• If not, read the guide to parking in Soller for the public areas.
• The Soller tram runs to the seafront promenade and lets you leave the car in the town.

• Summer (June to September): high season, full hotels and higher prices. Book months ahead.
• Spring and autumn: good weather, fewer people and better prices; ideal for hiking.
• Winter: many port hotels close or reduce services; check opening dates.

• Compare the official website with the booking platforms; sometimes booking direct has advantages.
• Read the policy on children and minimum age before booking.
• Ask about the tourist tax and whether breakfast is included.
• For dinner, see the Port restaurants; for beaches, the Soller beaches.