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Son Capellot
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This charming rural retreat sits in the peaceful countryside just a short drive to the east coast's sandy beaches. Once a 200 year old farmstead, the main house and it's outbuildings have been converted into a delightful place to stay. Touches of taste and simplicity flow throughout the buildings, and add warmth and charm to the four spacious apartments. The local owners, the Adrover family, are always on hand, and offer a great source of local information whether it's beaches, restaurants or one of the many local activities. Outside there's a large pool with terraces and sunloungers. The surrounding grounds are meticulously tended to, and dotted with ancient fruit trees and flower beds bursting with colour. Each apartment also has it's own outdoor table, so you can enjoy your culinary feasts cooked up on the barbeque whilst watching the sun go down.
1 Double with large private terrace 3 one bedroom apartments 1 two bedroom apartment
All the apartments are comfortable with individual touches and en-suite bathrooms.
Sat TV and a DVD player are also provided.
All the
apartments have a small kitchenette (incl. microwave), living areas and a
terrace area (the first floor apartments have terraces on the ground floor
so not directly outside of the apartment). Sat-TV is also provided in every room/apartment.
The double room is on the first floor with a very large private terrace and
views across the countryside.
On reservation, directions will be sent to you. Son Capellot is 2km outside of Felanitx in the South East of the island.
From Porto Cristo to Cala D'Or, the coastline is littered with virgin cove beaches, accessed via small country roads and tracks. Ask at the hotel for the best ones to visit.
Porto Petro is a quaint low key harbour resort with a frontline of restaurants that look down onto the boats. There’s no beach here so it remains a quiet and relaxed place.
Manacor is the second largest town on the island (after Palma). It’s an industrial town so doesn’t have the charm of other places, but if you’re looking for furniture or pearls this is the place to visit.
Golf Son Servera.
golfsonservera.com
A
front nine that wind between rocky gullies with a more open back nine
creates a challenging course with a fine view of the
coastline.
For further information on the area see our Mallorca East and South pages.
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