Operating since 2004, this small yet luxurious hotel resulted from the refurbishment of two Mallorcan stone houses dating from the 19th Century, which used to belong to the Valldemossa Carthusian Monastery

After five years of dedicated restoration work, the former s’Olivaret Estate was transformed into the peaceful haven it is today in the heart of the Serra de Tramuntana. Although this hotel is unique, it still retains the typical and traditional character of the area. 

Travelling here with George Sand in 1838, Frédéric Chopin described it as “the most beautiful place in the world”. It is where he composed most of his preludes and she found inspiration for a novel.

Walking around the estate and immersing yourself in its rural character between the Teix and Fátima mountains, to name but two, is a serene experience. Olive and orange trees used to be the traditional crop grown here in ten cuarteradas (a Mallorcan unit measuring just over 7,000 m2).

Today, our hotel has its own kitchen garden and olive grove. They provide the olives used to make our “S’Olivar de Valldemossa” extra virgin olive oil (on sale in our restaurant — www.solivardevalldemossa.com ) and the ingredients for our delightfully exquisite dishes.