Cap Vermell Grand Hotel
Mallorca, Spain

Name: Cap Vermell Grand Hotel
Address: Urbanización Atalaya De Canyamel Vial A, 12, Vial, Canyamel, 7589, Spain

About the hotel

Style

Retreat

Rooms

142

"Designed to resemble a Majorcan village, the Cap Vermell Grand Hotel boasts sophisticated rooms and unforgettable dining from its hilltop location overlooking Canyamel Valley."

The secluded coves, limestone mountains and 13th-century architecture of Mallorca beckons golfers, cyclists, history buffs and just about everyone in between. The Mediterranean island truly has a bit of everything: stone villages, vineyards and a surprisingly lively nightlife scene. In a quiet part of the island’s east coast – lesser known than the rest of the island but every bit as beautiful – is the Cap Vermell Grand Hotel; a gorgeous hilltop retreat overlooking the Canyamel Valley.

The layout of the hotel is designed in the image of a Majorcan village; the honey-coloured buildings are built around a beautiful square, separated by gentle streams and dotted with greenery.

Inside, rooms are sophisticated and spacious, with neutral colour schemes emphasizing white, taupe and stone. Classical decorations are kept simple and elegant; clean lines are found throughout, with tastefully patterned rugs adding just a dash of flair. Start your morning with a Nespresso outside – all rooms have private terraces, and some have garden access – choose a “Valley View” room to overlook the magnificent vale.

Horseback riding, helicopter tours and sailing are all organised through the hotel, and a five-minute drive will get you to the Canyamel beach where guests have complimentary access to facilities at the Cap Vermell Beach Hotel. Venture a little further by foot to explore the island’s many coves, dunes and wildlife preservation areas. Golfers will be pleased to know that there are four courses within a 6-mile radius of the hotel, and the hotel runs a free shuttle service to all of them.

After a day spent exploring (or relaxing), visit the Serenitas Spa for a facial or unique ritual experience – treatments there utilise the natural minerals and herbs from the island, and a salon offers mani-pedis as well.

At the VORO restaurant, opt for either the 11-course or 15-course tasting menu. The restaurant’s Michelin-starred chef keeps the menu seasonal and ever-changing – even if you visit regularly, it’s unlikely that you’ll have the same dish twice. Do note that while the hotel welcomes children, VORO is adults-only. The Balearic restaurant emphasizes farm-to-table ingredients in its traditional Majorcan cuisine and has a fantastic assortment of seafood. There's also ROKA, serving Japanese robata grilled food, whose stunning views rival the cuisine. Be sure to start or end your evening with a cocktail and light bite on the terrace of Tapas Bar – which serves exactly what you’d expect.