Set among open countryside near Alaior in southern Menorca, Torralbenc is a vineyard estate spread across more than 70 hectares of agricultural land. A cluster of restored whitewashed farm buildings now houses a small hotel, the result of a careful restoration that brought a former working estate back to life. Vineyards, dry-stone walls and wide horizons define the setting, with an estate winery and seasonal restaurant reflecting its agricultural roots. Calm and understated, it suits travellers drawn to space, simplicity and the slower pace of Menorca’s countryside.
Torralbenc
Torralbenc
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Salt water pool
Spa treatments
Farm-to-table
Peaceful gardens
Walking trails
Wine tasting
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Torralbenc
Arrival at Torralbenc feels disarmingly simple — a turn from the country road, the pale geometry of the farm buildings appearing across open land, and the pace of the day begins to soften. Life here follows the landscape, with vineyard rows stretching towards dry-stone walls and the horizon open in every direction. The hotel feels lived-in, shaped more by its setting than by design. Days move easily — morning coffee in the courtyard, quiet swims in the saltwater pool, evenings over dinner as the sky fades behind the vines. It’s a place where time opens up, and being here feels enough.
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PLACE
Vineyard horizons
Torralbenc sits within gently rolling countryside just inland from Menorca’s southern coast, spread across more than 70 hectares of agricultural land. Vineyard rows run through the estate, framed by dry-stone walls and native planting — wild olive trees, rosemary and low Mediterranean scrub. The restored farm buildings sit easily within the land, while the sea lies just a few kilometres away.
FOOD
Evenings among the vines
Dining at Torralbenc centres on slow cooking over embers, with a menu shaped by seasonal island produce and ingredients from the estate — vegetables, olive oil and wine. The approach is simple and grounded, with a clear link to Menorcan tradition. Meals unfold in the former harvest building or out on the terrace, where olive trees, vineyards and the distant line of the sea frame the setting.
WELLNESS
Garden quiet
Wellness here comes naturally. There’s a small treatment space set in a quieter corner of the estate, surrounded by native planting, where massages, facials and body treatments use Natura Bissé products. But most of the time, it’s simply being outside — the fresh air, the slower pace, time by the pool or walking through the land — that helps you switch off and reset.
Sleep
Rooms & Suites
Rooms and suites are set within former agricultural buildings, keeping the character of the original estate. Materials reflect the island — limestone, timber and natural fabrics — with rosemary, lavender and bougainvillea around the gardens and terraces. Each room opens onto the landscape, with a balcony, terrace or private garden. Interiors are light and simple, with views across vineyards, gardens or out towards the sea.
Additional Information & Cancellation
Additional Information
Getting there
Easy island access. Menorca Airport (Mahon) is around a 20-minute drive (approximately 15km). Car hire is recommended to explore the island. Parking is available on site.
Child policy
Children are welcome, though the calm, understated atmosphere is best suited to adults or older children.
Things to do
Countryside and coast. Explore the estate on foot, visit nearby villages such as Alaior, or head to Menorca’s southern coves including Cala en Porter and Cala Mitjana. The island’s coastal paths offer walking and cycling routes, while boat trips and beach days are within easy reach.
Experiences can be arranged through your Wellness Traveller concierge.
Points of interest
South Menorca highlights. Alaior (10 minutes), Cala en Porter (15 minutes), Cala Mitjana (25 minutes), Mahon (20 minutes), Cova d’en Xoroi (15 minutes).
Sustainability
Rooted in the land. Torralbenc operates as a working vineyard estate, with a focus on local produce, seasonal cooking and maintaining the surrounding agricultural landscape. The restoration of the buildings has preserved their original character while adapting them for modern use.
Cancellation
Your stay is booked with Wellness Traveller. Cancellation and amendment terms vary depending on the room, rate and dates you choose. The terms that apply will be provided before you confirm your booking and detailed on your booking confirmation.
For refundable bookings, Wellness Traveller requires an additional 24 hours' notice before the hotel’s cancellation deadlines, allowing us time to process the cancellation on your behalf.
If your plans change, please email hello@wellnesstraveller.co, quoting your booking reference. Your cancellation will take effect from the date we receive your written request.
A £25 administration fee per booking applies where you ask us to make a change or cancellation, in addition to any cancellation charges that apply to your booking. This fee does not apply where you have a statutory right to cancel without charge.
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