This charming 14th century farmhouse has been converted into an agrotourism hotel, where guests can enjoy a peaceful and relaxing stay in a rural environment and get involved in the hotel's agricultural activities.
Can Torna Finca Hotel
A pleasant finca hotel in the rural west of the island
Can Torna is situated in the Tramuntana Mountain in the West of Mallorca and is packed with lots of traditional features and plenty of character. Set on a high plateau this charming farmhouse offers fantastic views of the valley below and the surrounding mountains.
The hotel has 11 rooms which are all decorated in a traditional rustic style yet include all modern comforts. There are 4 Suites, 4 Junior Suites and 3 double rooms.
Breakfast is served each morning in the farmhouses ancient Mallorcan kitchen after which you can choose to relax by the pool, chill out in the courtyard with a good book or enjoy the views from the terrace. There is also a comfortable living room with log fire where you can relax in the evening.
This agrotourism hotel offers a wide range of activities, from cookery classes and yoga, to walking and golf. Wine is made on site, so you can enjoy wine and olive oil tastings sessions. Alternatively you can indulge in a bit of pampering with a range of beauty and massages treatments that can be arranged on your behalf.
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The pool
The infinity pool with integrated steps is set on an elevated terrace with mountain views. There is plenty of space on the stone terrace surrounding the pool for sun-beds as well as a covered gazebo where you can cool off in the shade.
The Restaurant
This rural farmhouse boutique hotel has no restaurant. However, they do provide a delicious organic breakfast each morning. Lunches and dinners are available upon request only.
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