Castell Son Claret Mallorca

Located on the outskirts of the beautiful inland village of Es Capdellà in one of the biggest private estates in Mallorca, Castell Son Claret offers exclusive hospitality in a luxurious ambience. Castell Son Claret merges pure nature, relaxing luxury and culinary delights. Only 30 minutes from Palma city centre, this Leading Hotel of the World is located within 326 acres of unspoiled countryside at the foot of the UNESCO...

Finca Serena Mallorca

An exclusive luxury hotel (5*) on a 40-hectare estate in the Mallorcan interior where all is calm and invites bliss. Finca Serena welcomes to wide spaces and gardens of pure Mediterranean landscape, with paths to walk near the 10 hectares of vineyards surrounding the rooms of the compound. Experience the luxury of well made things. We are part of the Small Luxury Hotels of the World collection. The estate has its own...

Casa Maca Ibiza

Imagine a hideaway haven in the hills of Ibiza; brimming with authentic country charm and yet just minutes from all the magic and action the white island has to offer. Casa Maca is an intimate, rural hotel located in the peaceful hills of Can Palau, just outside of Ibiza town and within minutes of the airport. With spectacular views of the iconic Dalt Vila skyline – the ancient fortress walls, heavenly blue skies and the shimmer...

Son Brull Hotel & Spa Mallorca

Nestled in the foothills of Northern Mallorca’s Tramuntana mountains, near the charming town of Pollensa, Son Brull Rural Sanctuary is one of the island’s most luxurious 5-star boutique hotels. In keeping with its past life as an 18th century Jesuit monastery, this unique family-owned property continues to welcome guests in search of peace and solace in beautiful natural surroundings. Combining original architectural details...

Hostal de la Gavina Girona

In the early 1920s, Josep Ensesa i Gubert persuaded his father Josep Ensesa i Pujades, a successful industrialist from Girona, to buy the land that stretched from the bay of Sant Pol to the long Sa Conca beach, now known as S’Agaró. The name he chose was a clear reference to the Agaró stream that ran nearby. His ambitious project of a garden-city overlooking the Mediterranean would become one of the most elegant...