Farmhouse estate with vineyards, restaurants, spa, pools, and bay views




Ctra. Palma -Puerto Pollença, Km. 50, 07460 Pollença, Balearic Islands, Spain Get directions
"A 5-star Relais & Châteaux country hotel set within roughly 32 hectares of vineyards, orchards and centuries-old olive trees, offering an intimate farm-to-table dining ethos grounded in organic and ecological farming. At the Bistro Bar guests sampled starters like gyozas followed by dishes such as grilled sardines, free-range chicken with honey, salad and red tuna loin; produce like avocado and Champagne are sourced from the surrounding valleys, reinforcing a locally focused, gourmet experience." - Stacey Wreathall Stacey Wreathall Stacey Wreathall is a writer and Thailand travel expert. She lived in South East Asia for six years, calling Bangkok home for four of them. Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines
"A finca-style hotel and restaurant set among vineyards and classic Mallorcan architecture, known for yoga, brunch, and a serene, picturesque setting ideal for relaxing getaways." - Jessica Hendricks Yee Jessica Hendricks Yee Jessica Hendricks Yee is an American jewelry designer who was born in Paris, grew up in New York City, and currently lives in Mallorca. Her work has been covered by Vogue, Goop, and MSNBC. Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines
"Son Brull Hotel and Spa offers 2 swimming pools, a tennis court and free bicycle rental. It is a beautiful, historic building with a peaceful rural setting in northern Mallorca. The hotel is set just 8km from the beach and 5 minutes' drive from Pollença. The hotel was built as a monastery in the 17th century. It combines modern style with original features. Son Brull Hotel has a full spa, including Hamam and massage treatments. There is also a poolside sun terrace and garden. Bedrooms at the hotel are elegant and comfortable. They all have an en suite bathroom with spa bath. The rooms are air-conditioned, and have a TV with DVD and CD player." - My Boutique Hotel (en)
"If you need a fix of contemporary design and top-notch service but in a handy rural setting, Son Brull has it sussed. Only a couple of miles from the picturesque town of Pollenca in the north, it's set on a forested hillside with great views across the plain, surrounded by vines and cypress trees. With its substantial size and natural setting, it's got imposing presence when you first arrive. The 27 slickly designed, teched-up rooms are so geared for comfort they even come with pillow menus. This was once a Jesuit monastery; its olive mill and press still remain, as does the beautiful late-Baroque inner courtyard. But things have moved on for worshippers today. A shimmering heated infinity pool now overlooks the valley, and double daybeds with wafting muslin drapes line the decking. In the grounds, vineyards and veg patches are plump with almonds, olives, grapes and fruits ripening in the sunshine. Bees produce the estate's honey, chickens provide the eggs, and donkeys roam free. And then there's the very well-equipped spa, plus a chill-out bar and two fine restaurants, which all now cater to a different kind of monk: mostly romantics. A divine place to unwind. Highs Pampering spa with steam room, sauna, hammam, pools, gym and treatment rooms; yoga and meditation too Good location: mountains, beaches and golf are a short drive away, as is nightlife in Pollenca, but this spot is super serene Despite its style, it's not at all pretentious or stuffy. We've always found the atmosphere relaxed and staff very friendly Excellent food, much of it home grown - breakfasting on freshly picked cherries and homemade jams by the pool is a fine start to the day We loved the spoiling extras: cava on ice, sunhats, bowls of their almonds and apricots in the room, sweet surprises on your pillow, and complimentary granitas poolside Lows There's no escaping it, it's a pricey treat. But you get a lot for your euro Unless you're a walker or cyclist you'll need a hire car to get around (beaches are a 10-minute drive away) Some of the old monastery bedroom windows are a little small, which makes the rooms a bit dark, but fab interiors more than make up for this The 365 restaurant is closed on Tuesday nights in winter months (February, March and November)" - Aidan Forestier-Walker

"The Spanish island of Majorca caters to both club-hopping oblivion-seekers and more tranquil, restorative holidays. A former 18th-century Jesuit monastery given new life as a rural boutique, farm, and vineyard in that sweet spot between the Tramuntana mountains and the Bay of Pollenca, is clearly oriented toward the latter. At Son Brull Hotel & Spa you can leave the dancing shoes at home, and soak in the serenity." - Tablet Hotels
