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Cheap Hotels in Majorca with children |
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Accommodation codes: R/O room only, S/C self catering, B&B bed & breakfast, H/B half board, F/B full board, AI all inclusive. |
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Playamar Hotel & Apartments S'Illot, 18/05/08 S/C from £37.29 pp |
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HM Martinique Apartments, Magalluf, 09/04/08 H/B from £102 pp |
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Club Cala D'Or Park Apartments Cala D'Or, 08/06/08 S/C from £ 76.36 pp |
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Don't risk loosing your holiday - Book where you see the ABTA logo |
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Sun Beach Apts' Santa Ponsa, 18/06/08 S/C from £44.12 pp |
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Bellevue Club, Alcudia, Majorca, 18/05/08 AI from £150 pp |
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Naika Apartments Palma Nova, Majorca, 14/06/08 B&B from £168 pp |
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Important advice! If you book your flight & hotel together your holiday will become ATOL protected |
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Ola Cecilia Apts' Porto Colom, Majorca, 06/05/08 S/C from £30.75 pp |
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Rio Mar Aparthotel Alcudia, Majorca, 12/06/08 H/B from £134 pp |
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Magaluf Playa Apts' Magalluf, Majorca, 13/07/08 S/C from £126 pp |
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We check all rates from both the hotel and its agent and only show you the lowest |
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Ran De Mar Apartments Paguera, 06/07/08 H/B from £114 pp |
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Bouganvilla Apartments, Sa Coma, 09/06/08 H/B from £191 pp |
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Hotel Piscis Alcudia, Majorca, 06/09/08 AI from £144 pp |
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We have hundred's more family friendly cheap hotels & apartments in Majorca. To see them all simply use the search box below. You'll just love the price. |
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All holidays are ABTA & ATOL protected. Need help, then call us on 0845 430 2004 |
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Price is per person per week & given as an example, subject to availability. Based on 4 people sharing for 1 week at the board level shown. Price includes any Early Booking Discounts and Free Child Places. |
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The island of Majorca (Mallorca) off the east coast of Spain is the largest in the Balearics, which collectively form one of the most popular holiday destinations in the world, and certainly in the Mediterranean. Majorca took off as a tourist Mecca in the 1960s, when a development boom spawned the building of hundreds of high-rise hotels, apartment blocks and shopping centres which now line most of the island’s coast. The capital, Palma, however still retains some of its historical flavour sporting grand mansions and a magnificent Gothic cathedral in its bustling centre. The northwest coast, too, still offers some secluded coves below the peaks of the Serra de Tramuntana mountain range, and several quaint old towns and villages. 
