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Overview

Nestled within the prestigious 1200-acre Son Bunyola estate, owned by Sir Richard Branson, the boutique Son Bunyola Hotel graces Mallorca as one of its most exclusive retreats. Embraced by citrus and olive trees, the hotel occupies a meticulously renovated 16th-century manor, boasting stylish interiors, local materials, and original features. Noteworthy elements include an excellent restaurant and a signature suite within the historic defense tower, and an infinity pool. Additionally, guests can enjoy spa treatments, tennis courts, and a variety of alfresco activities, such as hiking and biking amid the UNESCO-listed Tramuntana Mountains.

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At a glance

  • Luxury Private Estate
  • 5 Star
  • 26 rooms and suites
  • 2 restaurants and bars
  • 1 pool

Experiences

  • Why Son Bunyola Hotel?

    Owned by Sir Richard Branson

    Why Son Bunyola Hotel?

  • Why Son Bunyola Hotel?

    A 16th century finca turned boutique hotel

    Why Son Bunyola Hotel?

  • Why Son Bunyola Hotel?

    One of Mallorca’s most exclusive addresses

    Why Son Bunyola Hotel?

Getting There

Arrival Airport

Approximately 40 minutes from Palma International Airport

Approximate flight times

Approximately 2 hours

Time difference

GMT +1

Climate

Spain’s summer season promises high temperatures and plentiful sun with some days easily exceeding 30 degrees celsius. The shoulder seasons of May, June, September and October still tend to offer warm, sunny days yet without the peak season crowds. Temperatures take a dip from November until April when, although it’s still possible to enjoy the comparatively mild weather compared to the UK, beach days might not on the agenda. Average temperatures in the Balearic islands from November to April range from 19 or 20 degrees celsius as a maximum down to 15 degrees as the daytime minimum. The Costa del Sol maintains slightly higher temperatures but, as with the whole of Spain, the weather is more changeable so warmer, sunny days alternate with periods of worse weather. Overall Spain has a mild, Mediterranean climate without the low temperatures experienced in northern Europe.