This charming boutique hotel is located in the south of the island, between almond and fig fields, just 500 m from the town of Ses Salines and 6 km from the sea.
It is a stone house, one of the oldest in the town. A typical construction of the Mallorcan rural area dating from the 16th century , which has been completely restored. The restoration has been carried out respecting the tradit
This charming boutique hotel is located in the south of the island, between almond and fig fields, just 500 m from the town of Ses Salines and 6 km from the sea.
It is a stone house, one of the oldest in the town. A typical construction of the Mallorcan rural area dating from the 16th century , which has been completely restored. The restoration has been carried out respecting the traditional and original character of the house but adapting to the comfort needs of today’s life.
The atmosphere of calm and serenity that is breathed in this charming hotel makes one feel good as soon as you arrive. The garden, the outdoor pool and the small organic vegetable garden instantly seduce the visitor as well as the aromas that come from the kitchen. The philosophy for preparing the breakfasts is with local products from the area.
Santanyi is the source of the famous golden sandstone so when you visit, do not be surprised if the honey-coloured buildings here look just that little bit milder than elsewhere. The moment you set foot in charming Santanyi you will immediately adore this delightful little town and its beautiful surroundings. There is a slightly Bohemian atmosphere in Santanyi, you will find out that it has a lot to offer visitors. Places such as the parish church of Sant Andreu Apostel home to the fabulous rococo organ designed by Jordi Bosch are worth a visit. The town square is ”the” place to sit and sip a coffee or a glass of wine and watch the world go by. Here locals meet their friends and catch up with the latest news and gossip.
Ses Salines sits at the southern tip of Mallorca, a small agricultural town whose character is defined by salt flats, almond groves, and dry-stone walls rather than resort development. The surrounding landscape is protected under the Parc Natural de Ses Salines d’Eivissa i Formentera, which extends across the coastline and wetlands to the south. The town itself retains a working rural identity, with traditional Mallorcan stone architecture and a pace of life largely unchanged by the island’s tourism industry.
The town centre is within a short walk, with a weekly market and local cafés. The beaches of Es Trenc and Colònia de Sant Jordi are roughly six kilometres away by car. Santanyí, a larger market town with established restaurants and galleries, is approximately twelve kilometres to the northeast. Palma is around fifty kilometres north.
Palma de Mallorca Airport is approximately forty-five kilometres from Ses Salines, a drive of around forty to fifty minutes via the Ma-19 and Ma-6014. The airport operates year-round international routes to major European cities, with significantly expanded connections from spring through autumn. Palma itself, reachable in under an hour by car, provides the full range of urban services, private banking, international schools, and a marina with berths for large vessels.