







Son Brull
Former monastery converted into a five-star boutique hotel & spa, close to Pollensa old town and some of the best beaches on the island.
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Highlights
- Olive groves, citrus trees and lush mountains surround the hotel, making it ideal for an authentic, Mediterranean break.
- The hotel is renowned for its gastronomic delights in 3/65 restaurant, and has a sophisticated menu which uses the best local foods and wine.
- Converted from an 18th Century monastery, the hotel combines the best of Majorcan culture with modern luxuries.
- Spa facilities include a Jacuzzi, a Hammam, a sauna, an indoor and outdoor pool and a range of luxury spa treatments.
- A first class level of service is available 24/7, with each and every guest looked after with the utmost care and respect.
- The hotel has an exceptional range of services and has everything from its own organic farm to a private heliport.


You should know
- As the hotel is a rural retreat, a car may be useful for making the most of the local area.
- One of the Superior Double rooms has been specifically designed to accommodate disabled guests.


The details
Son Brull is a five star boutique hotel situated within 40 acres of tranquil countryside and just a few km from the pretty town of Pollensa and the resort of Puerto de Pollensa, it is an authentic Majorcan jewel with a luxurious and sophisticated vibe.
Converted from an 18th Century Jesuit monastery, the designer hotel has strong cultural roots which have been carefully maintained alongside its refined and minimalist style. A traditional Majorcan façade perfectly reflects its sense of history, while its modern interior design makes it an exclusive find.
There are 23 luxurious rooms to be found inside which have each been individually designed to create a unique and memorable retreat. Ranging from Superior Doubles, Double Deluxe and Junior Suites, the rooms each have sumptuous king-size beds and a number of modern treats. Whirlpools, THINK cosmetics, stylish bathrooms and stunning outdoor terraces are just some of the indulgent extras which can be enjoyed when picking your boutique hotel suite.
If you want to indulge in a little added me time, then the hotel also has excellent spa facilities which combine the island’s natural resources with contemporary relaxation techniques. Here you can relax in the sauna, Jacuzzi, Hammam or pool before tasting some of the exquisite local food.
The hotel’s 3/65 restaurant is a gastronomic delight which uses the best home-grown organic produce to create simple and authentic fine dining meals. There is a comprehensive wine, including some excellent Mallorcan wines. In addition to this, there are also mouth-watering lunch and tapas options available on the terrace or in the stunning, converted olive press bar.
After dinner, thick olive groves, scented citrus trees and colourful vineyards can be explored at your leisure, while there are a number of beautiful walks, hikes and bike rides to be enjoyed. The UNESCO Heritage site of Sierra de Tramuntana also acts as a magnificent backdrop and is ideal for an afternoon ramble or gazing at with a glass of wine made from the vines surrounding the hotel.
As well its incredible country setting, the hotel is also within easy reach of some of the island’s most magical beaches and quaint, seaside villages. The historical town of Pollensa is just a short drive away and has a vibrant town square and many cobbled streets to explore. The famous peninsula on the northern tip of Majorca is the Cap de Formentor is a short drive away.
Son Brull is a five star boutique hotel situated within 40 acres of tranquil countryside and just a few km from the pretty town of Pollensa and the resort of Puerto de Pollensa, it is an authentic Majorcan jewel with a luxurious and sophisticated vibe.
Converted from an 18th Century Jesuit monastery, the designer hotel has strong cultural roots which have been carefully maintained alongside its refined and minimalist style. A traditional Majorcan façade perfectly reflects its sense of history, while its modern interior design makes it an exclusive find.
There are 23 luxurious rooms to be found inside which have each been individually designed to create a unique and memorable retreat. Ranging from Superior Doubles, Double Deluxe and Junior Suites, the rooms each have sumptuous king-size beds and a number of modern treats. Whirlpools, THINK cosmetics, stylish bathrooms and stunning outdoor terraces are just some of the indulgent extras which can be enjoyed when picking your boutique hotel suite.
If you want to indulge in a little added me time, then the hotel also has excellent spa facilities which combine the island’s natural resources with contemporary relaxation techniques. Here you can relax in the sauna, Jacuzzi, Hammam or pool before tasting some of the exquisite local food.
The hotel’s 3/65 restaurant is a gastronomic delight which uses the best home-grown organic produce to create simple and authentic fine dining meals. There is a comprehensive wine, including some excellent Mallorcan wines. In addition to this, there are also mouth-watering lunch and tapas options available on the terrace or in the stunning, converted olive press bar.
After dinner, thick olive groves, scented citrus trees and colourful vineyards can be explored at your leisure, while there are a number of beautiful walks, hikes and bike rides to be enjoyed. The UNESCO Heritage site of Sierra de Tramuntana also acts as a magnificent backdrop and is ideal for an afternoon ramble or gazing at with a glass of wine made from the vines surrounding the hotel.
As well its incredible country setting, the hotel is also within easy reach of some of the island’s most magical beaches and quaint, seaside villages. The historical town of Pollensa is just a short drive away and has a vibrant town square and many cobbled streets to explore. The famous peninsula on the northern tip of Majorca is the Cap de Formentor is a short drive away.
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