Son Net

Overview

Set to reopen in 2023, Son Net is a luxurious boutique property perched dramatically on the crest of a hill overlooking the village of Puigpunyent on the Spanish Balearic Island of Mallorca. Situated in the island’s northwest region, this exquisite ivy-covered retreat boasts a magnificent backdrop of the Tramuntana mountains, an UNESCO world heritage site with lush pine forests that provide a particularly spectacular setting, conveniently located less than 30 minutes by car from the city of Palma.

This historic private estate dates back to the 17th century with the original owner's family crest above the hotel's entrance. With just 31 spacious rooms and suites named after Majorcan nobility, Son Net is re-imagined by the masterminds of the renowned Andalusian property, Finca Cortesin, and juxtaposes elegant, palatial architecture with tastefully transformed interiors by Spanish interior designer, Lorenzo Castillo, that offer breathtaking views, orchards, and lush citrus-scented Mediterranean gardens. The estate is comprised of 57,000 square meters of landscape, a private Malvasia grape vineyard, a farm and vegetable garden, centuries-old olive trees, a chapel, and a pool flanked by chic, shaded cabanas. The hotel also boasts a seriously impressive private art collection that features works by renowned artists such as David Hockey and Marc Chagall.

Son Net ́s new gourmet restaurant offers authentic Majorcan cuisine and produce sourced directly from the property’s on-site vegetable garden. Guests can also enjoy a casual yet chic outdoor lunch in the Gazebo Restaurant, or sip a sunset cocktail at The Green Bar and a cozy chimney room during winter season. During the winter season, the property also has a cozy and intimate bar, The Green Bar, including the Chimney Salon.

A brand-new Spa & Wellness center will also be opening in 2023, featuring a 1,000 square meter, two-story facility that includes an indoor pool, five signature treatment rooms, thermal circuit and state-of-the-art fitness room with spectacular mountain views.

Enjoy a multiple of exciting experiences, starting with hiking or cycling along the area’s main attraction: the dramatic Tramuntana Mountains. A sailing day can also be arranged. There are also plenty of enriching cultural activities such as privates guided tours of Palma’s Old Town, wine cellar tours, and olive oil tastings. For those seeking to explore, day excursions can be arranged to charming hilltop villages such as Valldemossa and Galilea. Foodies will love culinary tours that are deeply rooted in the island’s farm-to-table sustainable dining movement.

Mallorca is all about connecting back to your roots and reconnecting with loved ones, family, and friends. With sweeping panoramic views of the lush mountain landscape, this beautifully-converted 17th-century estate makes for a wonderfully peaceful, picturesque, and luxurious retreat.