THB Bamboo

The hotel is stunning, the pool area spotless and always plenty of loungers available any time of the day. What really makes this place is the staff, they are all amazing, especially the girls (and Pepe) at the bar, Isa, Giselle and of course the lovely Monica. We are heading back Sunday for our 4th visit this year - you cannot beat THB Bamboo!

This hotel was absolutely beautiful, Everyone is complaining about the room sizes and we think that people are just being excessively picky. Room size was fine can fit two large suitcases in the room no problem, the safe is complementary which we found to be a nice touch, the staff upgraded us to a pool view room and we are very grateful. Thank-you Secondly food was absolutely amazing. We only had breakfast included and can confidently say that it’s the nicest breakfast we’ve ever had abroad. Location is great to go out for meals and alcudia port is about a 8 min taxi and costs about €8 with some lovely sea view bars and restaurants. When you shut your balcony door it’s virtually soundproof. The pool areas are really beautiful. Very quiet and really relaxing. Food is also amazing for pool snacks. Staff are very accommodating and extremely friendly. Cleaners do a fantastic job and are lovely. Lastly bathroom and shower have one door so it someone’s going to the toilet you can’t have a shower but we really found no issue with this considering we are just friends, if your going as a couple you will be absolutely fine.

Great staff make up for really tiny, poorly designed room. The pictures on EasyJet don’t really give the impression of how small and poorly designed the rooms are. Toilet cubicle is very claustrophobic, and anyone sat on bed can see into the toilet and bathroom. If you are comfortable with your partners toilet activities and general nakedness, all is fine, else you spend a lot of time on the balcony keeping out of the way. Right, having got my moan out of way, everything else was fine. The staff ( all bar one - you know who you are 😜) are excellent, the hotel is kept spotless, and we were always greeted with a warm smile everyday, despite me having complained about the size of the room at the beginning of our stay. Breakfast was more than adequate, and the evening buffet offering something different every night. So, in the end, the pluses far outweighed the minuses, and we are happy to thank the hotel for a pleasant holiday experience.

We stayed at THB Bamboo for five nights (July 18–23). The hotel itself is new, modern, clean, and check-in was fairly smooth. Our first impression was positive—until we walked into the room. The biggest surprise was how compact the standard rooms are. I understand that room sizes can be smaller in Europe than what many U.S. travelers are used to, but what really caught us off guard was the bathroom layout. The bedroom, shower, and bathroom are essentially one shared space. The bathroom and shower are separated by glass, and the bathroom door is shared with the shower area. If your partner is using the bathroom early in the morning while you’re still sleeping, you’re less than five feet away. For us, especially after paying what we considered premium prices, this wasn’t ideal. It honestly gave us “luxury jail cell” vibes. We went downstairs to speak with the front desk, who were understanding and explained that every standard room is designed this way, with only the suites offering a traditional bathroom layout. They offered to show us the available suites and mentioned they might be able to provide a discounted upgrade. We viewed both the regular suite and the Premium Suite. They were significantly nicer, featuring a spacious bathroom with double sinks, a separate living area, and a large wraparound balcony overlooking one of the pools. However, the upgrade pricing was $100 per night for the regular suite and $120 per night for the Premium Suite. After already spending nearly $2,000 on our original booking, another $600 for five nights didn’t feel like much of a discount. After grabbing lunch and discussing it, we ultimately decided to upgrade because the larger layout made our stay much more comfortable. The hotel manager apologized for the inconvenience and offered us two complimentary drink vouchers. He explained that he couldn’t reduce the upgrade price further because of existing pricing policies. He also mentioned that Expedia’s room photos were somewhat misleading and that THB’s own website better represented the actual room sizes. Personally, I didn’t completely agree with that explanation, but after walking around in nearly 99°F (37°C) heat looking at rooms, I was ready to move on and enjoy the vacation. The following day, we noticed the suite appeared to have been unoccupied for a while. The balcony furniture and flooring were dusty, so we asked if housekeeping could give it another thorough cleaning. To their credit, the front desk responded immediately. Housekeeping came quickly, cleaned the room again, and even buffed the balcony floors. I genuinely appreciated how responsive they were. While I still feel the substantial upgrade cost deserved a bit more than a toiletry bag and two drink vouchers, the staff definitely made an effort to resolve our concerns. A few things future travelers—especially those from the U.S.—should know: * The standard rooms are very compact. * If you’re traveling with several large suitcases, expect them to take up most of the room. * The open bathroom layout may not be comfortable for everyone, even couples. * If privacy is important, you may want to book a suite from the start. Once we were settled into the suite, we really enjoyed the rest of our stay. The hotel has a relaxing adults-only atmosphere, the property is attractive and well maintained, and the staff throughout the hotel were consistently friendly and polite. One interesting observation: during our visit, there were a large number of German tourists staying at the hotel, so that seemed to make up the majority of the guests. The breakfast buffet was good with plenty of options each morning. We didn’t try the dinner buffet, so I can’t comment on that. Overall, I think THB Bamboo is a nice hotel, but during peak summer season I don’t believe it offers the best value for the price. If you’re considering staying here, I would strongly recommend budgeting for a suite if privacy and extra space matter to you. Final Rating: 6.7/10

THB Bamboo Alcudia is a very nice hotel, located close by the sea (3 mins walk), close by public transport, close by supermarket but still not to much noise. The atmosphere is great, adults only, a lot of couples (young) were there when we were there. The Rooms are very very small so if you come, come with someone you are close to and be aware that toilet and bathroom are visible and absolutely not discrete! Rooms are really the reason why I can only give 3 stars instead of 4 stars. Value for money is good if not for the rooms! It is a very clean hotel. Service is very good.