Sodium Boutique Hotel in Ciutadella

Almost perfect place to stay so a 4.5 if such a rating existed. Lovely breakfast - everything fresh and tasty. It’s a high end B&B as opposed to a hotel but that makes it feel quite special and cosy. Few things would elevate - a coffee machine in the room and bathrobes (for example). Otherwise perfect and I would definitely stay again.

The hotel is centrally located yet quiet. The facilities are spotless, and the staff is very attentive and friendly. It smells clean from the moment you walk in. The room was perfect, with air conditioning and a private terrace. The breakfast buffet was very good for €15.

We loved our stay at Sodium Hotel!!! Perfectly located, at walking distance from everything (groceries included), in front of a nice small plaza with great coffee (Nibs). The room was extremely clean, cosy and we loved the natural light and design. Important BONUS POINT: the hosts. Pierangela and Marcello, they helped us with many great tips and suggestions for beaches and restaurants. Grazie, we had a wonderful stay and will be back!!!

Very central hotel, the rooms are spacious, bright and comfortable, we had a very quiet room on the courtyard side, small balcony, no view. The breakfast is very good. The only downside is that there is no comfortable common area.

The property is very lovely and clean. Staff were accommodating and kind. Sodium is in a great spot right by the old town, next to plenty of restaurants and free parking can be found about 5 mins walk away.

Highly Recommend
Overall, we can't recommend the Sodium Hotel Boutique highly enough. If you're looking for a stylish, comfortable, and welcoming place to stay in Menorca, this is the perfect spot.

The location of the hotel is also perfect. Situated right in the heart of Ciutadella's Old Town, we were just steps away from charming shops and delicious restaurants. It was the ideal base for exploring everything Menorca has to offer.

On The North Edge of Heaven Several days ago after doing just enough research to whet my appetite, I chose and booked the lovely, elegant little hotel, SODIUM, in the middle of old town, Ciutadella, on Menorca. Menorca was billed as a quieter Balearic experience than Mallorca with fewer clubbing opportunities and a calm atmosphere…what an undersell! Menorca is a rich community of pristine dairy farms demarcated with dry stone walls scattered among magnificent smoky hills and pastures that fade into distant purple. It is genuine. The peaceful cows, mostly Holsteins, enjoy sort of enchanted cow-lives and are the first step to fine and famous cheeses. Menorca is a people, a village, a stunningly beautiful island that beckons and welcomes, rewards with ancient history and is exemplary of Mediterranean islands defined by Hemingway, Somerset Maugham, Durrell and E.M. Forrester. Henry James said it best, describing the intensity of emotion brought forth by the Mediterranean culture as, “an excess of serenity.” The Menorcan experience is a step back in time; it remains serene and it completely fullfilled my desire to experience an unspoiled Mediterranean island before it becomes slathered with world-angst and commercialism. The SODIUM experience is a step back also, a step back into gratifying value for money spent, a gracious nod to good design, the importance of lighting, comfort and aesthetics, attention to detail and a crisp, “freshly-ironed” feeling of cleanliness all around. We arrived after dark, found our room (one of five) and went to sleep in a huge, encompassing bed looking out into its own courtyard peopled with towering Strelitzia and ferns set in white gravel. We were suddenly On Holiday! The next morning the proprietress, the cheerful Pierangela, met us with cappuccinos, fresh fruit, warm croissants and black-pig Iberian ham. We asked a hundred newbie questions (she answered them all with grace) and then took off to rent a car (one block away) and to explore. Our stay at SODIUM was pure pleasure from start to finish. On the last morning we had to schlep our rollers out to the car and in that I am sort of wobbly, I went ahead, my generous wife saying, “I’ll get the luggage.” As I looked back, here she came, barely keeping up with Pierangela who clattered over the stone path with the huge rolling suitcase, wished us a fine holiday and beetled back to do more kind things for more people. Pierangela was splendid, SODIUM too, but not without two shortcomings…the shower had no grab bars which is terrifying to us tottering geezers and the gravel courtyard had tree rounds buried into the surface which made the trip a bit of an adventure for the unsteady. Would I go back? In a heartbeat!

Beautiful clean rooms in a perfect location across the street from the old town.

Spotless hotel, really stylish, owner is very helpful and the breakfast is a delicious and changing buffet of local cuisine. It's minutes from every tourist attraction and right across the road from a busy square full of tapas bars. Highly recommend for a weekend stay. There is no lift for those who require one.