Mallorca

Where to stay in Mallorca

Palma rooftops, Tramuntana villages and singular hotels above the Mediterranean

Cap Rocat
Two MICHELIN KeysFortress

Cap Rocat

Cala Blava, Spain

from €690 / night

Finca Ratxó
Adults-onlyMountain retreat

Finca Ratxó

Puigpunyent, Spain

from €450 / night

Can Cera
Adults only17th-century palace

Can Cera

Palma, Spain

from €360 / night

L'Avenida
Adults only1911 modernist house

L'Avenida

Sóller, Spain

from €280 / night

Es Racó d'Artà
Adults 14+Natural park estate

Es Racó d'Artà

Artà, Spain

from €300 / night

Finca Serena
Adults onlyOlive and vine estate

Finca Serena

Montuïri, Spain

from €450 / night

Nobis Hotel Palma
Medieval palaceSwedish design

Nobis Hotel Palma

Palma, Spain

from €300 / night

Es Princep
Bay viewsRooftop infinity pool

Es Princep

Palma, Spain

from €350 / night

Predi Son Jaumell
Country estateTwenty-four suites

Predi Son Jaumell

Capdepera, Spain

from €250 / night

Plan it better

Specific guides to Mallorca

Focused comparisons to choose the right area and hotel for the trip you actually want.

Mallorca: good to know

Where should a couple stay in Mallorca for the first time?

Choose Palma for three nights without a car, Deià or the Tramuntana for scenery and restaurants, or the south coast when privacy and swimming matter more than touring.

Can you visit Mallorca without hiring a car?

Yes for Palma and a hotel-led short break with transfers. A car is the better choice for the Tramuntana, village hopping and remote coves.

Is north or south Mallorca better for a hotel stay?

The west and north-west win for mountain drama and villages; Palma and the south suit city access, short transfers and sea-focused resort stays.