Vistasol Apartments

Vistasol Apartments is in the heart of Magaluf, just steps away from some of the most famous bars and clubs on The Peunta Baena, aka The Strip. Pick up your MCP (Magaluf Club Pass) from the hotel to open doors to world-renowned venues like Tokio Joes. This is one of the busiest clubs on The Strip, with live performances from the likes of Skepta and Lethal Bizzle pulling in the crowds.

The party scene back at the hotel is just as lively, with pool parties and live DJ sessions hosted several times a week. And when you need a little TLC, enjoy free access to the spa, with a hot tub, hammam and heated indoor pool included. There is also a gym, volleyball court, billiards, table tennis and dartboard onsite to keep you busy.

Located on the western end of Majorca, you're just a short walk from two sandy beaches, with kayaking, scuba diving, flyboarding, surfing, and waterskiing on offer. The popular Katmandu is only a five minute walk away, where you'll find laser games, a 4D cinema, a snack shack, and a gelato bar. You're also only 26 km from Palma de Mallorca Airport, so transfers will take roughly half an hour.

The hotel restaurant, Embat, is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner with à la carte seafood, Mediterranean favourites, hearty pasta and tasty hamburgers. The pool bar offers lunch and a range of drinks and snacks throughout the day.

All apartments at Vistasol Apartments have a balcony or terrace, air conditioning in the summer months, and kitchenettes with hot plates and a microwave. There are spaces to suit all party sizes, from friends to large families.

The island's capital of Palma de Mallorca is a 17km drive from the hotel. It has a harbour where you'll find the city's cathedral. Stroll from here to the shopping district in the old town, where you can pick up everything from homemade crafts to designer sunglasses. Head just 3 km to the west of the centre of Palma to see Bellver, one of the few circular castles in Europe.

For a relaxing day out, take a boat tour to the Isla de sa Porrassa. This uninhabited island measures over 400 meters across at its widest point and is a popular spot for swimming. It's also known as "Black Lizard Island" because you'll spot many rare black lizards here.