Agrotourism Son Gener, Mallorca

Agrotourism Son Gener is a small rural hotel on a working Mallorcan estate near Son Servera, in the northeastern interior of Mallorca roughly 60 kilometres from Palma. The property is a genuine 17th-century finca — a traditional Mallorcan country estate — whose original stone farmhouse, agricultural outbuildings, and dry-stone walled terraces have been carefully converted to accommodate 10 guest rooms while maintaining the authentic character and working agricultural identity of the property. The rooms are distributed between the main farmhouse and a series of converted annexes, each designed with locally sourced stone, handmade Mallorcan tiles, and traditional furniture that reflects the island's rural craft tradition. Interior spaces are intentionally simple and unhurried. The central outdoor pool is set within the landscaped gardens and terraces, surrounded by olive, almond, and carob trees that typify the inland Mallorcan landscape. Breakfast — typically included in the room rate — features local honey, preserved fruits, homemade pastries, and cheeses sourced from nearby farms, giving guests an immediate connection to Mallorcan food culture. Bicycles are available for guests to explore the quiet country roads surrounding the estate, and the hotel team can advise on walking routes through the area. The property's location places it within easy driving distance of Mallorca's finest east coast beaches: Cala Millor, Cala Bona, and Sa Coma are all within 15 kilometres, and the famous Coves del Drac cave complex at Porto Cristo is a 20-minute drive. Son Servera village, with its market square and local bars, is approximately 3 kilometres away.