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Jumeirah Mallorca

Total luxury from the company that brought you Dubai's Burj Al Arab

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Nestled on the edge of the sea on the North-west coast of Mallorca, the Jumeirah offers spectacular views of the mediterranean and the Tramuntana mountains.

Designed in traditional Mallorcan style, the hotel building uses local materials such as natural wood and rock to blend in beautifully with the coastal setting. The 18,000 sqm resort incorporates orange, lemon and olive trees into its landscape, features tall grass on the rooftops and curves into the natural coastline - resulting in a luxury hotel that works in harmony with nature.

Jumeirah Port Sóller Hotel & Spa is an ideal place for relaxation and for exploring nature. The famous Talise spa is hailed as one of the best wellness centres in Spain and hotel guests can enjoy 10 treatment suites and a range of indulgent therapies. Hotel guests can bathe in luxury in the heated outdoor Hydropool or enjoy a work out in the state-of-the-art hotel gym.

The hotel offers 120 large guest rooms and suites, divided into 4 categories: Superior Rooms, Deluxe Rooms (with Sea views), Deluxe Views (with Mountain views), and Junior Suites. All guests’ rooms feature large balconies or terraces with stunning views.

The hotel also caters for corporate groups and large events, plus you have a plethora of activities at your fingertips - from golf to walking, mountain biking, and private yacht charters, or just relaxing in the pool or the spa, there's something for everyone at the Jumeirah.

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Who should go

Great for families, plus pets are allowed to come on holiday too!

The Bar

Sa Talaia Pool Bar: An outdoor seating area overlooking the sea located next to the swimming pool, ideal for families. It offers casual dining al fresco in warmer months.
Sunset Lounge: Located on the top floor of the main building and with nearly 360 degree views of the mountain range, the port and the sea. This is without a doubt the place to watch the sun go down whilst enjoying cocktails and appetizers, in the liveliest bar in the resort.
Infinity Pool Bar: A relaxed place to enjoy the best of the local produce turning fresh fish and citrus fruits into delicious “ceviches”, next to the breathtaking cliff and the infinity pool, with live fire in winter months.

The Restaurant

Cap Roig Restaurant: An exclusive specialty restaurant overlooking the pool and the views of the sea and is named after the delicious local fish known for its bright red colour and intense flavor. It serves fresh fish and the best local produce Mediterranean style.
Es Fanals Restaurant: A casual restaurant serving daily lunch and dinner depending on seasons. Named after the stunning work of art, made with Mallorcan fanals (glass made lanterns used by local fishermen) and located on the highest point of the resort with stunning views of the sea.

Visitor comments

"The 120-room hotel extends at its different levels along a site that is not much less than 1km in length. It is not a single building, but clusters of them precariously attached to the geology. The buildings make no attempt at cuteness or charm. Instead, they are a sort of authentic contemporary Spanish seaside vernacular.I found it dangerously seductive and began to wonder whether my lifelong quest for hotels of eccentric charm and quirky character has been a terrible mistake. Maybe I actually prefer anonymity and supreme comfort." - Independent