Overview
Located at the centre of the old town of Pollensa, the Hotel Juma features a rooftop sun-terrace with hot-tub and has just 13 guest rooms each spacious and well equipped.
Location
The hotel is situated in the main square of Pollensa, the local Fiesta takes place here at the end of July when there may be high noise levels at night. The nearest beach is around 7km from the village of Pollensa.
Palma Airport is approx 55km away.
Facilities
Juma Hotel offers a breakfast service and a roof terrace furnished with loungers and a hot-tub. The hotel also has a cafe with terrace on the main square.
Rooms
All 13 guest rooms are equipped with satellite TV, air-conditioning, safe deposit box, hairdryer, free WiFi access and an ensuite bath/shower-room (some local charges may apply).
- Satellite/TV
- Safety Deposit Box Rental
- Air Conditioning
- Breakfast
Special Information
Please note; A new Eco-Tax has been approved in the Balearic Islands. This Eco Tax will apply for stays from the 01.07.2016 (tax also payable for stays that include this date). This tax is payable directly to the accommodation, this includes hotels, apartments, villas, hostals, B&B's and cruise ships. The amount payable is between 0.5 euro and 2 Euro per person per night depending on the category of the establishment and the season.
As important as it is to have fun whilst on your holiday, it’s much more important to make sure you stay safe and follow the rules set out in your chosen destination during your time there. From April 1st there will be some changes on drinking and eating on the picturesque island of Majorca, and if you’re found eating or drinking on the streets of certain areas of Palma you’ll face a fine of up to €3,000. This new law only applies to certain areas of the island’s capital including the centre, Cala Major, Paseo Maritimo and all of Playa de Palma. The fine also applies to bars so they can no longer promote happy hours or show alcohol displays. Local police will be focusing their attention on these popular tourist areas to control drinking and antisocial behaviour in a bid to reduce the strains on A&E departments. You’ll still be able to enjoy the delicious food and drink on the island, but you’ll need to make sure you keep inside bars, restaurants and clubs when doing so. A lot of popular bars will have barriers to stop partygoers from taking drinks out onto the streets which, as an added benefit will prevent illegal sellers and pickpockets getting in.
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