Picolo recommends · Hotel in Pollença, Mallorca
Son Brull Hotel & Spa
A stone monastery outside Pollença with its own vines and olive trees, now a design hotel with a spa tucked beneath the old vaulted ceilings.
The pool lies in the garden with the old farm buildings around it, and beyond the vines the northern end of the Tramuntana closes the view. Son Brull began life as a monastery, and the thick stone walls still keep the afternoon heat out.
Inside, the rooms are large and modern, with clean lines rather than antiques. Breakfasts run long and evenings centre on the restaurant. Pollença, with its bars and Sunday market, is a short drive away, and the beaches at Port de Pollença a little further.
Picolo’s verdict
Why we chose Son Brull Hotel & Spa
Son Brull pairs real history with a clean, contemporary interior, which is rarer than it sounds. It is a natural pick in the north for couples and adults who want quiet, good food and a spa under stone arches.
You will need a car. The beach is a drive away, and so is most of the evening life in town. Families looking for water slides and kids' clubs should look at the resorts along the bay instead.
What you get
- Spa beneath the old vaults
- Garden pool
- Restaurant at the heart of the stay
- Own vineyards and olive groves
- Short drive to Pollença
A day at Son Brull Hotel & Spa
- Morning
- A long breakfast with the vines just outside.
- Midday
- Up the 365 steps of the Calvari stairway in Pollença.
- Afternoon
- A swim at Port de Pollença, then back for the spa.
- Evening
- Dinner in the restaurant as the hills turn dark.
Location
Pollença, Mallorca, Spain
Open in MapsQuestions about Son Brull Hotel & Spa
How far is Son Brull from Pollença?
It is just outside the town, a few minutes by car. Most guests drive in for the square, the bars and the Sunday market.
Is Son Brull Hotel & Spa child friendly?
It works best for couples and adults travelling together. There are no kids' facilities to speak of, and the mood is quiet.
Do I need a car at Son Brull?
It helps a lot. Beaches, restaurants in town and walks in the mountains are all easiest to reach with your own wheels.
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Updated 6 Nov 2026All articles
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