Restaurants, hotels, bars and wineries in Mallorca from the En Primeur Club guide.
Accolades in Mallorca
Shima Restaurant in Pollença, Mel at Four Seasons Formentor in Port de Pollença, and The St. Regis Mardavall Mallorca Resort in Costa d'en Blanes hold Star Wine List awards for 2026. Shima Restaurant and Mel at Four Seasons Formentor hold White Star recognition.
Shima Restaurant in Pollença serves Japanese-Peruvian Nikkei fusion, with a terrace over the Mediterranean, within the Four Seasons Resort Mallorca. The wine program is sommelier-led, and the restaurant serves craft cocktails. Service is a la carte and a tasting menu. It holds White Star recognition from Star Wine List (2026).
Mel at Four Seasons Formentor in Port de Pollença holds a White Star from Star Wine List (2026). It is a Mediterranean farm-to-table restaurant with an indoor-outdoor layout, set within a luxury resort. The restaurant serves craft cocktails, a la carte and as a buffet.
The St. Regis Mardavall Mallorca Resort in Costa d'en Blanes is a beachfront hotel with a spa among Mallorca's largest, including an Egyptian brine bath. It holds a Star Wine List award for 2026. The hotel also holds the World Travel Awards title for Spain's Leading Luxury Resort and a Forbes 4-Star rating.
La Residencia, A Belmond Hotel, Mallorca, in Deia, Cap Vermell Grand Hotel in Canyamel, and Four Seasons Resort Mallorca at Formentor in Formentor Peninsula each holds Michelin 2 Keys for 2026.
La Residencia, A Belmond Hotel, Mallorca, in Deia, holds Michelin 2 Keys for 2026. It is a historic boutique hotel in the mountains, with Mallorcan antiques, local art, a sensory spa, and multiple pools. Dining includes El Olivo, set in an olive press.
Cap Vermell Grand Hotel in Canyamel holds Michelin 2 Keys for 2026. It is a Mediterranean resort designed as a traditional Mallorcan hilltop village, with valley and sea views and a spa with quartz sand beds. It is a Leading Hotels of the World member and a Virtuoso Luxury Hotel Partner.
Four Seasons Resort Mallorca at Formentor, in Formentor Peninsula, holds Michelin 2 Keys for 2026. It is a renovated heritage property set on a private estate in a UNESCO World Heritage Site, with direct beach access and a working vineyard.
Mallorca has no Michelin-starred restaurants in our guide. Cap Roig Brasserie in Port de Sóller has an extensive wine list and craft cocktails. Shima Restaurant in Pollença holds White Star recognition from Star Wine List and serves a Japanese-Peruvian Nikkei tasting menu.
Shima Restaurant in Pollença, Mel at Four Seasons Formentor in Port de Pollença, and The St. Regis Mardavall Mallorca Resort in Costa d'en Blanes hold Star Wine List awards for 2026. Shima and Mel hold White Star recognition from Star Wine List. The St. Regis Mardavall Mallorca Resort is a beachfront hotel with a spa that includes an Egyptian brine bath.
Shima Restaurant in Pollença serves a tasting menu and a la carte, with Japanese-Peruvian Nikkei fusion from a terrace over the Mediterranean within the Four Seasons Resort Mallorca. The wine program is sommelier-led, and the restaurant serves craft cocktails.
The citywide total number of Wine Spectator awards across Mallorca in our guide to the island's dining and wine scene is 1, in the Wine Spectator Award of Excellence category.
By Emmett Haley · Updated October 8, 2026 · Editorial standards
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Mel at Four Seasons Formentor sits within one of Mallorca's most storied coastal addresses, bringing the Four Seasons group's approach to ingredient-led dining to the island's northwestern peninsula. The restaurant earned White Star recognition from Star Wine List in October 2025, signalling a wine program with genuine depth. For the Mallorca guides, it anchors the premium end of the island's resort dining circuit.
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Shima Restaurant sits along Mallorca's Formentor peninsula, holding a White Star recognition from Star Wine List for its wine program. The address places it within the island's northern reaches, where the dining scene tilts toward destination formats rather than casual neighbourhood eating. Visitors planning a table should treat this as an advance-booking property rather than a walk-in option.
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Cap Roig Brasserie belongs to the Port de Sóller side of Mallorca dining, where the argument is less about urban flash and more about coast, terraces, hotel kitchens, and produce moving between sea, citrus groves, and mountain roads. Set at Jumeirah Hotel & Spa, it works as a hotel-brasserie anchor for travellers using the northwest coast as their base rather than treating Mallorca as a single Palma-centred restaurant map.
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A sixteenth-century stone manor in Deià, set between the UNESCO-listed Tramuntana Mountains and the Mediterranean, La Residencia is Belmond's Mallorcan flagship. Seventy-three individually designed rooms, three pools, an award-winning spa, and three distinct dining venues, including El Olivo, housed in a 500-year-old olive press, sit on grounds shaped by decades of creative patronage. The property holds a Michelin 2 Keys distinction (2024) and reopens 12th March 2026.
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A 17th-century estate above the village of Puigpunyent, Grand Hotel Son Net sits at the foot of the UNESCO-listed Sierra de Tramuntana, fifteen minutes from Palma yet removed from the island's coastal crowds. Managed by Finca Cortesin and rated 95.5 points on La Liste's 2026 Top Hotels ranking, the 35-room property combines original stone architecture, art-filled interiors, and a garden-sourced dining program with views across olive groves and valley farmland.
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A 17th-century former convent on a quiet lane in Palma's historic quarter, Convent de La Missió holds 27 rooms across whitewashed interiors with hardwood floors and exposed beams. Its restaurant, Marc Fosh, carries a Michelin star, and a spa set within a former crypt beneath the building anchors the property's more contemplative side. Rates from $312 per night.
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Mallorca's only hotel built around the island's singular natural hot springs, Fontsanta Thermal Spa & Wellness occupies a cluster of stone buildings near the southern coast, where 37 adults-only rooms open onto private terraces and the spa's mineral-rich hydrotherapy circuit draws guests who arrive specifically for the waters. A private beach club on Es Trenc extends the offering beyond the springs themselves.
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Twenty-seven rooms and three private villas occupy an estate of olive groves, vineyards, and three miles of Mediterranean coastline views. Pricing is available on request.
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Perched on a cliff above Port de Sóller, Jumeirah Mallorca sits within the UNESCO-listed Serra de Tramuntana, where 121 rooms and suites spread across 11 buildings connected by scented gardens. The Talise Spa, three restaurant concepts, and an infinity pool overlooking the bay make this a serious retreat proposition on the island's northwest coast. La Liste ranked it 96.5 points in 2026.
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Pleta De Mar Luxury By Nature sits on the eastern coast of Mallorca near Capdepera, earning 93.5 points in the 2026 La Liste Top Hotels ranking across its 30 rooms. The property positions itself firmly in the design-led, low-capacity tier of Mallorcan luxury, where scale is a deliberate constraint rather than a limitation. For travellers who want the island's quieter, less trafficked coastline with serious hospitality credentials, this is a considered address.
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Hotel De Mar sits on Paseo de las Illetas along one of Mallorca's most sought-after coastal stretches, holding membership in the Leading Hotels of the World since 2025. Where many island properties compete on scale and amenity volume, this address operates at a quieter register, with a position that rewards guests who prioritise coastline access and a curated sense of place over resort-scale programming.
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Occupying the tip of the Formentor Peninsula on Mallorca's northern coast, Four Seasons Resort Mallorca at Formentor is among the more geographically distinctive properties in Mediterranean luxury. The resort earned 99 points on the 2026 La Liste Top Hotels ranking, placing it in rarefied company on the island and across Spain. The setting alone, pine forest meeting limestone cliffs above one of the Balearics' clearest bays, defines the stay before a single amenity is considered.
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Positioned on Mallorca's southwest coast between Puerto Portals marina and Palma, The St. Regis Mardavall is one of the island's most decorated large-scale resorts, holding the 2025 World Travel Awards title for Spain's Leading Luxury Resort. The property houses a Michelin-starred restaurant, one of Europe's larger spa facilities, and 125 rooms, most with direct Mediterranean views.
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Son Xotano is a 22-room rural retreat in Sencelles, set in the agricultural heart of Mallorca away from the coast's better-known resort corridors. The property positions itself within the island's growing tier of estate-based stays, where land, produce, and setting form the core of the offer rather than beach proximity or branded amenity packages.
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A former working farm across 157 hectares of private nature reserve in northern Mallorca, The Lodge sits between lavender fields, almond groves, and olive orchards on the quieter Sa Pobla plain. It occupies a different tier from the island's coastal resort hotels, trading sea-view density for agricultural space, unhurried pacing, and a setting that makes the land itself the main event.
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Aethos Mallorca holds a Michelin Selected designation for 2025, placing it in a small tier of island properties recognised for design and guest experience rather than sheer scale. Situated on Carrer Mareselva 2, the hotel fits within a broader shift in Mallorcan hospitality toward low-key, design-conscious stays that prioritise atmosphere over amenity volume.
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Ca'n Beneït is a Michelin Selected rural property set on a country lane near Binibona in Mallorca's Serra de Tramuntana foothills. It occupies the quieter, landscape-driven end of the island's premium accommodation spectrum, where the setting and sense of place do more work than formal amenity programming. A considered base for guests prioritising the interior over the coast.
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A Michelin Selected property on Carrer de Mallorca, Can Aulí sits within the quieter grain of the island's accommodation scene, away from the coastal resort circuit. The address positions guests close to the slower rhythms of traditional Mallorcan life, with the island's mountain and coastal edges both accessible from a central base.
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Casal Santa Eulalia is a Michelin Selected property positioned along the Camí de Santa Eulària outside Palma, placing it within Mallorca's quieter agrarian interior rather than the coastal resort circuit. The recognition signals a level of hosting discipline that aligns it with the island's smaller, character-led property tier. Travellers seeking measured pace over beach-front scale will find the fit most coherent here.
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A Michelin Selected finca property in the Mallorcan countryside, Finca Banyols belongs to IHG's design-led Vignette Collection and positions itself within the island's growing tier of rural luxury estates. The property draws on the agricultural architecture of the Balearics while placing guests within reach of the island's western interior, where the pace and character differ sharply from the coastal resort circuit.
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Lately, visitors to the Mallorcan capital with a taste for boutique hospitality find themselves spoiled for choice, on a per-capita basis there are few small cities with quite so many exquisitely individual boutique hotels. Hotel Antigua Palma, in the medieval Jewish quarter on the south side of the old city center, is a fine example: an aristocratic residence from the 17th century, remodeled in the 18th, and most recently converted into a 27-room luxury boutique hotel that combines classic architecture and well-preserved period details with contemporary furnishings and the high-end modern comforts demanded by 21st-century travelers. The rooms and suites, naturally, are all different, and vary from the relatively cozy Classic rooms to the properly palatial two-room Family Suite. The colors are restrained, even minimal, but the spaces are given life by the subtle play of textures and the plentiful natural light. There’s a rooftop terrace with a refreshing little plunge pool and views of the old town, as well as a spa, inspired by the city’s historic Arab Baths, featuring a heated pool, a sauna and hammam, and a chromotherapy/aromatherapy shower. In the house’s old vault is the Antigua Bar, and Terracotta, the terrace restaurant, is open all day long.
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Facing Palma's medieval town hall on Plaça de Cort, Hotel Cort occupies one of the old city's most architecturally charged addresses. Selected by the Michelin Guide Hotels 2025, it sits within the dense historic fabric of central Palma, where baroque civic buildings and stone-flagged squares define the immediate context. For travellers who want proximity to the city's cultural core without trading architectural integrity for modernity, it makes a compelling case.
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Mandarin Oriental Punta Negra sits on Mallorca's southwest coast, holding Michelin Selected recognition and positioning itself within the island's small tier of international-brand coastal retreats. The property suits milestone occasions that call for a setting where the Mediterranean does much of the work, with the Mandarin Oriental group's service standards doing the rest.
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A Michelin Selected property on one of Palma's most walkable central streets, Petit Palace Hotel Tres positions itself in the city-centre boutique tier rather than the rural estate or clifftop resort category that defines much of Mallorca's premium accommodation. The address on Calle Apuntadores places guests within steps of the old town's most concentrated stretch of restaurants, bars, and historic architecture.
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Portals Hills Boutique Hotel occupies a quiet residential address in Mallorca, selected by the Michelin Guide 2025 for its calibre within the island's boutique accommodation tier. The property sits close to the marina at Puerto Portals, positioning it within one of the southwest coast's most concentrated pockets of design-led, small-footprint hotels, a format that now defines much of the island's premium hospitality scene.
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A Michelin Selected property in Palma's oldest residential quarter, Casa Portella occupies a historic building on Carrer de la Portella, a street whose name traces back to the Arab-era city walls. It sits within the small, specific tier of historic urban conversions in Mallorca, positioned for travellers whose itinerary is built around the old city rather than the coast.
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A Michelin Selected hotel occupying a converted 17th-century mansion in the heart of Palma's old town, PuroHotel Palma sits at the design-forward end of Mallorca's urban accommodation spectrum. The property operates as a lifestyle hotel, pairing whitewashed minimalism with a rooftop presence that has made it a consistent fixture in Palma's social circuit. Book through the Michelin Hotels guide or direct reservation channels.
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