Activities at Hotel La Residencia or nearby

• Accommodations:

  • 36 Individual and Double rooms with antique Mallorquin furniture. Some are furnished with beautiful four poster beds.

  • 17 Junior Suites furnished in antique Mallorquin furniture with each of their own characteristics. Some have private balconies, terraces, living rooms and four poster beds.

  • 2 Superior suites, one of them with 360 degree view from the top terrace and sitting room.

  • 8 Tramuntana Suites with fantastic views over the village of Deià and towards the sea (4 of them with plunge pool)

  • 4 Luxury suites: 3 of them offer the luxury of a private swimming pool and one luxury suite with a plunge pool.

  • The Villa (3 double bedrooms and 1 single room)

• Dining options:

  • Restaurant El Olivo (Highly acclaimed gourmet restaurant set in a refurbished 16th century olive press)

  • Son Moragues Terrace & Bar (A more casual venue offering Mediterranean and International cuisine)

  • Pool Restaurant (during summer)

  • Pool Bar

• Meeting facilities:

  • 3 conference & banqueting salons, with natural light.

• Sports/Relaxation facilities and services:

  • The Spa at La Residencia featuring:

    • 6 treatment rooms (three of them with outdoor massage areas)

    • Indoor pool

    • Jacuzzi

    • Sauna

    • Steam room

    • Gym

  • 2 Outdoor swimming pools

  • 2 Tennis courts and Pro Shop

  • Table tennis area

  • Private access to a nearby rocky cove (shuttle service in summer)

  • Nearby: Mountain biking, jogging, hiking, natural and cultural walkings...

ABOUT MALLORCA (MAJORCA)

Majorca (Mallorca in Spanish) is the most popular of Spain's Mediterranean islands, drawing millions of visitors each year.

About 209km (130 miles) from Barcelona and 145km (90 miles) from Valencia, Majorca has a coastline 500km (310 miles) long. The beautiful island is an explorer's paradise in its exterior, although horribly overbuilt along certain coastal regions. The north is mountainous; the fertile southern flatlands offer a landscape of olive and almond groves, occasionally interrupted by windmills.

The golden sands of Majorca are famous, with lovely beaches such as Ca'n Pastilla and El Arenal, but they tend to be overcrowded with sun worshipers on package tours. Tourist facilities line the shores of Cala Mayor and Sant Agustí; both have good beaches, including Playa Magaluf, the longest beach on the Calvía coast. Cala de San Vicente, 6.5km (4 miles) north of Pollença, is a beautiful beach bordered by a pine grove and towering cliffs. Stretches of golden-sand beach lie between Cala Pi and Cala Murta in Formentor near the tip of the northern coast.