We stayed here for 3 nights for our babymoon and it was just perfection. The pool area is just stunning and so peaceful. All you can hear are the birds and the water. Breakfast each day was great with a wide selection in the buffet (fresh fruit, yogurts, pastries, hams and cheeses etc.). You then have their a la carte menu with fresh juices, cooked breakfasts, French toast etc. Breakfast was my favourite part of the day as you are sat right by the pool and it makes for such a beautiful setting. Our room was very spacious and cool which was needed in the hot weather and we had a gorgeous free standing bath. Staff were all so friendly and nothing was ever too much trouble. We booked their complimentary e-bikes on our last morning and cycled around the grounds. You can stop off in their vegetable garden where they have shaded seating and water. Highly recommended this property!

We had dinner at 365 on our last night and there were a few dishes that we felt were lacking a little. Especially for the price (€115pp). It use to be a tasting menu but has now changed to 4 courses where you choose your option. Dessert was amazing though!

We had a fantastic stay—made even more special by the stunning grounds, which our little one loved exploring. The property is steeped in history, with fascinating remnants of its olive oil heritage adding real character and charm. The rooms were spacious and well-equipped, and the large swimming pool was a definite highlight. Both the bar and restaurant were excellent, and breakfast each morning offered a great selection. Onsite parking was convenient, and the staff were consistently friendly and attentive throughout our stay. A perfect blend of comfort, history, and hospitality.

The staff- and it starts at check in and arrival . All the service in the restaurant . as well as staff in the spa....they are all the cheerful, polite and helpful individuals. They were all so kind and willing to please the guests in a respectful manner. The menu is not large but tailored around the local produce, most coming from the hotel's own garden. The rooms, are modeled on the "convent-style", basic but are equipped with everything one would expect in a luxury hotel.

Cannot find any fault with this hotel. It is very much suited to persons who want a quiet, retreat-like atmosphere, in a more rural environment, rather than the buzz and liveliness of the areas around Palma. Children are permitted, but during my stay there were no noisy children.

The entire building and its history are incredible. The surroundings, stunning. The breakfast out of this world. The swimming pool and views from there amazing. The staff so friendly and helpful. The bar fun. The spa/steam/sauna etc really great. Free yoga every morning was magical.

The food was too try-hard and over the top, hard to eat some of it. The other guests were lovely except for a large (corporate?) group or Americans who were just so loud. It was remote so not possible to walk out for a drink or meal. It was very, very expensive.

The location and the setting of Son Brull were fantastic. The view from the pool over the vineyard, the atmosphere of the restaurant, the main building and courtyard - were all beautiful. The food was great, and the service was relaxed but attentive. The staff were great, and nothing was too much to help.

It feels like the hotel could do with a little refresh and modernisation. The rooms are now showing their age, and the decking around the pool could do with an update. We found the beds a little too hard for our liking.

I dont normally give 10's but this place was amazing at all levels, the staff were great, Breakfast and the Bistro ( dinner ) was very delicious, the room was well designed, amazing loo rolls - always a good sign LOL but true. And beautiful grounds with amazing smells from the many lemon and orange trees in blossom, it all came down to paying attention to details.

cyclist on the roads were dangerous.

Playing tennis outdoors away from everything whilst enjoying the beautiful views over the countryside Also the main building has been sympathetically preserved and retains much of its history

The room was very well appointed but long and narrow with two quite small windows (very much in keeping with the style of the building) However, whilst cosy it also felt a little claustrophobic and therefore not particularly attractive to spend time in

Breakfast excellent. Setting isolated but we were happy with that. Very high quality overall which matched the price for one night 400+ euros.

Cheap black furniture throughout spoiled the ambiance.

Beautiful and relaxed environment, nice attention to detail. Great gym and pool area. Superb massage therapist and spa experience. Lovely staff.

The food was ordinary by comparison to the rest of the hotel. Dinner at the Bistro was overpriced, with small portions and of poorer quality than expected. Eg A starter of Iberian ham croquettes (for 15e) consisted of 3 tiny semi burnt items thrown on a plate without any form of garnish.

The property itself is beautiful- wonderful countryside setting. Delicious food and friendly, helpful staff.

Didn’t like the mattress topper but my husband did - memory foam and mine felt lumpy but they added bother layer and it was then much better. Need new tennis balls for the guests to use.