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Luxury Hotels in Mallorca
Spain
Discover the Best
Mallorca has perfected the art of marrying Mediterranean pleasure with uncompromising elegance. Here, sea cliffs and pine forests meet sophisticated retreats, where world-class service, considered design and culinary excellence are delivered with discreet precision. From iconic landmarks in the Tramuntana mountains to tranquil all-inclusive resorts along the coastline and refined boutique hotels in Palma's historic quarter, the island offers a spectrum of five-star experiences. Whether you seek a private swimming platform within a former fortress, art-filled suites with mountain views, or palm-lined pool terraces framed by the open horizon, Mallorca's luxury hotels are crafted for guests who value the personal, the place-rooted and the extraordinary.
Why Stay Here?
- Cliff-hanging infinity pools and rooftop pools with panoramic views
- Award-winning gourmet restaurants and ambitious wine lists
- Spa and wellness facilities with heated pools, thermal suites and bespoke programmes
- Attentive personal service: concierge, pillow menus, turn-down and tailored experiences
- Exclusive settings: seafront locations, the Tramuntana mountains and Palma's historic quarter
- Design incorporating local materials alongside contemporary art and craftsmanship
- Direct sea access via private platforms or beach service where permitted
- Curated activities: boat charters, hiking, cycling and wine tastings
Our Selection Criteria
Ratings and standards – Our selection focuses on five-star or equivalent properties with consistently high guest ratings (typically ≥ 9.0/10) on Booking.com and Hotels.com, alongside a demonstrable track record of outstanding service. We favour luxury hotels that maintain consistent quality across multiple seasons.
Distinctive features – We have taken into account signature attributes such as cliff-edge infinity pools and private swimming platforms, award-winning gourmet restaurants and rooftop bars, distinguished spa and wellness programmes, art and design credentials, as well as curated experiences (e.g. wine tastings, hiking excursions and boat trips).
Location and surroundings – We sought a balance between seclusion and accessibility: clifftop settings along the coast, addresses close to culture and nature in the Tramuntana mountains, and central Palma for guests wishing to combine city life with luxury. Transfer options and proximity to beaches, marinas, golf courses and walking trails have all been taken into consideration.
Frequently Asked Questions
Spring (April–June) and early autumn (September–October) offer mild weather, clear skies and quieter hotels — ideal if your focus is on pool time and exploring the natural surroundings.
For July and August, aim for six to nine months ahead. For spring and autumn, three to five months is advisable. Suites and the most sought-after views tend to be snapped up earliest.
No — beaches in Spain are public by law. That said, many hotels offer dedicated beach service or their own sea platforms where local regulations permit.
Yes, many offer family rooms, children's clubs and child-friendly pools. Others operate as adults-only properties for those seeking complete peace and quiet. It is worth checking the hotel's policy before booking.
Smart casual is the norm at most; fine dining venues may expect something a little more formal in the evenings. If in doubt, do check with the hotel directly.
Not always. Many hotels arrange private transfers at an additional cost, and some packages include this as standard. Ask the concierge for options.
Expect heated pools, thermal areas, signature treatments and well-equipped gyms. Booking ahead is recommended, particularly for evenings and weekends.
Yes — the concierge can arrange bespoke boat charters, vineyard visits and outdoor activities with local experts.
Travel in the shoulder season, compare flexible and advance-purchase rates, and consider booking through a travel specialist who can offer added-value packages including breakfast, a credit, or a potential upgrade.