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Hotels in Balearic Islands

This sun-kissed archipelago off Spain’s eastern coast made up of 4 stunning islands, Mallorca, Ibiza, Menorca, and Formentera. Lounge by its postcard-worthy turquoise waters, traverse it’s stunning hillside hamlets, hop between islands, or just enjoy the laidback charm of this quintessential Mediterranean getaway.

Six Senses Ibiza, Balearic Islands, Spain — Whitewashed courtyard with woven dining chairs, round stone table, gnarled olive tree, and minimalist architecture overlooking terracotta landscape.

Six Senses Ibiza

Illes Balears, Spain

Son Vell, Balearic Islands — Cream living room with brass chandelier, stone fireplace, olive velvet seating, and classical architectural details.

Son Vell

CAMÍ DE SON MARCH S/N, CIUDADELA. MENORCA

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Amagatay, Balearic Islands — Courtyard with stone buildings, arched doorways, terracotta tile paving, and manicured hedging in Mediterranean minimalist design.

Amagatay

Balearic Islands, Spain

Son Blanc Farmhouse, Balearic Islands — Terracotta table beneath woven canopy at sunset, olive groves and stone walls beyond, Mediterranean luxury hospitality design.

Son Blanc Farmhouse

Balearic Islands, Spain

Hotel Corazón, Balearic Islands — Terracotta-pink arched interior with curved sofa, marble table, and warm natural light streaming through windows.

Hotel Corazón

Balearic Islands, Spain

Es Racó d'Artà, Balearic Islands, Spain — Stone archway framing courtyard with palm tree, olive groves, and coniferous forest backdrop.

Es Racó d'Artà

Balearic Islands, Spain

The Standard Ibiza, Balearic Islands, Spain — Rooftop pool with turquoise water overlooking whitewashed old town architecture and hilltop castle at sunset.

The Standard Ibiza

Balearic Islands, Spain

Cap Rocat, Balearic Islands, Spain — Terracotta fortress with arched doorways, geometric topiary, palm trees, and flowing white fabric in Mediterranean sunlight.

Cap Rocat

Llucmajor, Spain

Torralbenc, Balearic Islands — Whitewashed Mediterranean villa with arched doorway, terracotta roof, bougainvillea cascades, cypress trees, minimalist luxury architecture.

Torralbenc

Cala En Porter, Spain

Morvedra Nou, Balearic Islands — White pergola terrace with bougainvillea, mid-century modern seating, olive trees, and rural landscape views.

Morvedra Nou

Balearic Islands, Spain

Sant Francesc Hotel Singular, Balearic Islands, Spain — Arched windows frame courtyard greenery in luminous lobby with diamond-patterned marble floors and curved seating.

Sant Francesc Hotel Singular

Illes Balears, Spain

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Can Ferrereta, Balearic Islands — Indoor pool with limestone walls, wooden loungers with cream cushions, arched doorways, and warm natural light filtering across terracotta stone flooring.

Can Ferrereta

Illes Balears, Spain

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Finca Serena, Balearic Islands, Spain — Infinity pool with loungers and umbrellas overlooking olive groves and Tuscan-style countryside at golden hour.

Finca Serena

Balearic Islands, Spain

Belmond La Residencia, Balearic Islands, Spain — Hilltop Mediterranean villa with terracotta roofing, cypress trees, infinity pool, and golden-hour mountain vistas.

Belmond La Residencia

Illes Balears, Spain

Menorca Experimental, Balearic Islands, Spain — Minimalist interior with curved white walls, terracotta leather chairs, exposed beam ceiling, patterned green wallpaper, and sculptural wooden urn.

Menorca Experimental

Illes Balears, Spain

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