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he spirit of Mallorca is one that is deeply connected to wellness and wellbeing. With a mix of traditional therapies and contemporary practices this idyllic island is home to exceptional spas that are perfect sanctuaries for rejuvenation and tranquillity in daily life. These spas are not just destinations for self-care and relaxation; they're experiences in themselves. Each spa invites you to immerse in its unique ambience, indulge in exceptional spa treatments, and take your time to enjoy the property. For residents of the isleand, these five hotel spas offer a special day rate that allows you to take advantage of something unique. Imagine yourself leisurely absorbing the stunning beauty and serene surroundings that Mallorca offers.
The spa at the Son Brull Hotel in Pollenca, in the northern part of Mallorca, adopts a holistic approach to wellness, championing physical, mental, and spiritual health. The spa gives focus to the beauty of its natural surroundings and uses local products in its treatments such as prickly pear, which has grown on their property for centuries. The hotel is housed in a renovated 18th-century Jesuit monastery, and the spa creates a sense of inner peace through meditation and onsite yoga practice. The spa offers top facilities including a sensation pool, steam bath, sauna, cold water pool and outdoor and indoor relaxation area.
Perched on a cliff in Port de Soller, with views of the Mediterranean Sea on one side and the Tramuntana Mountains on the other, the Talise Spa at Jumeirah Hotel is a relaxing and welcoming experience. The spa offers treatments such as the Jade Stone or Crystalus Body Massage, and these reflect the spa’s unique approach to personalised wellness and guests have access to a dedicated spa area before or after a treatment that includes an outdoor hydro-pool (slightly heated for cooler months) with incredible mountain views, a hammam sauna with the essence of mint, an ice-room, dry sauna and aromatherapy sauna. Enjoy the experience at a leisurely pace and spend some time reading on a sun lounger and sipping lemon water.
Imagine a therapeutic session in a natural cave overlooking the sea. The Bodyna Spa at Hospes Maricel brings this vision to life. The five-star hotel is housed in a former 16th-century mansion located on the southwest coast of Mallorca. The spa, which takes its name from ‘body’ and ‘nature’, Bodyna, mixes a modern scientific approach with traditional techniques, offering body treatments that speak directly to individual needs. This is one of the best spas, and it has everything from an indoor pool and Turkish bath to a gym to keep you in shape. Here, the whispers of waves merge with the wellness journey, creating an ethereal experience that reflects the spirit of Mallorca.
Everything about the Belmond La Residencia Hotel in Deia is about beauty, luxury and wellbeing. Set high up in the Tramuntana mountains, the hotel’s extensive spa provides a unique blend of luxurious treatments and natural beauty. Indulge in a range of therapeutic massages, facials, body, and beauty treatments using locally sourced ingredients that highlight the essence of the Mediterranean, such as their signature Citrus Siesta experience with olive oil exfoliation. The spa features six treatment rooms, three of which have terraces. In addition, the outdoor heated pool, hydrotherapy circuit, steam room, and saunas provide ample opportunities to unwind while surrounded by breathtaking views.
The Arabella Spa at the St. Regis Mardavall Mallorca Resort, one of Europe's largest spas at 4,700 square metres, boasts a diverse wellness program that encompasses Thalasso therapy, Ayurveda, and Traditional Chinese Medicine. Guests are offered the opportunity to engage with a Traditional Chinese Medicine practitioner to discuss any concerns or ailments and receive personalised treatment. The spa features 11 treatment rooms, a jacuzzi, a dry sauna, an Egyptian brine bath and Maria Gallard products. Relax and enjoy a drink out on the terrace after your experience to appreciate the beautiful surroundings.
