Hilltop horizon

Carrossa Hotel & Spa

Slow living
Spa sanctuary
Strength and fitness
Carrossa Hotel & Spa
Map View
Overview
Set in rolling countryside near Artà, Carrossa occupies a 12th-century estate in the hills of Lavant, commanding wide, uninterrupted views across northeastern Mallorca. From this elevation, farmland, low hills and distant coastline stretch in every direction — a sense of space that defines the experience from the moment you arrive. The historic manor house anchors the property, complemented by a contemporary wing that maintains the same quiet proportion. Below, a 1,500m² spa and expansive infinity pool reinforce the estate’s emphasis on structured restoration. Children are welcome, though the atmosphere remains largely calm and adult in tone — best suited to couples and travellers seeking rural Mallorca with breadth rather than bustle.
Indoor pool
Spa
Fitness centre
Gourmet dining
Golf nearby
Walking trails
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HORIZON
Eastern Mallorca at full scale

From the hilltop, views extend toward Cala Ratjada and the eastern coastline, while inland farmland and low hills create a layered panorama. Sunrises and sunsets feel particularly expansive here, with sky occupying as much attention as land. The estate’s elevated position offers both privacy and perspective — you’re removed from the road, yet connected to the wider region.

SPA
Space to unwind
The spa is one of the largest in Mallorca and expansive for a rural setting, spanning 1,500m² with an indoor pool, sauna, steam rooms and relaxation areas designed for lingering. Treatments focus on muscular release, balance and rest, complementing the slower pace of the surroundings. Yoga sessions offer gentle movement within the peaceful setting.
GROUNDS
Olive groves and open land
Olive trees, terraces and agricultural land de the ancient fortress of Artà and the deep blue of Alcúdia Bay. Manicured gardens and spacious lounge areas create places to pause, and afternoons naturally slow down in the open landscape.
TABLE
Mediterranean and local wines
The kitchen draws on Mediterranean flavours, with a wine cellar focused on Mallorcan vineyards alongside respected mainland Spanish labels. Staff guide pairings with quiet confidence, often introducing guests to the island’s increasingly distinctive wines. The terrace becomes the natural place to dine, especially in the evening as the light shifts across the valley. Meals tend to unfold slowly, in keeping with the pace of the estate.
PLACE
Mallorca’s quieter east
Carrossa sits just outside Artà, one of eastern Mallorca’s more characterful towns, known for its weekly market and the hilltop sanctuary of Sant Salvador overlooking the valley. Wild beaches along the northeast coast — including Cala Torta within Llevant Natural Park — are within easy reach. This part of the island remains open and lightly developed, with farmland, low hills and distant glimpses of the sea.
Rooms & suites
SLEEP

Rooms and suites are split between the historic manor house and the modern wing, with views across gardens or countryside. Interiors are calm and contemporary, with warm natural tones and generous proportions. At night, the elevation brings a real sense of quiet as the landscape fades and the estate settles.