Mallorca combines mountain villages and agricultural interiors with Mediterranean beaches. Palma adds historic architecture and urban dining to the island's varied resort settings.

Four Seasons Resort Mallorca at Formentor revives one of the Mediterranean’s great historic retreats with sea-facing terraces, three pools and a kilometre-long beach beneath the pine-covered Tramuntana mountains.

Grand Hotel Son Net turns a 17th-century Mallorcan manor into a deeply curated Tramuntana retreat of individually designed suites, private vineyard, serious spa and painterly country-house interiors.

Jumeirah Mallorca clings to a cliff above Port de Sóller, framing the Mediterranean and UNESCO-listed Serra de Tramuntana from terraced rooms, infinity pools and restaurants while pairing the scenery with a substantial Talise spa.
On Mallorca’s southwest coast, The St. Regis Mardavall combines 125 sea-facing rooms and suites with vast terraces, Michelin-starred Es Fum, a 4,700-square-meter spa and polished Mediterranean resort living.