© Fornalutx Petit Hotel
© Fornalutx Petit Hotel
© Fornalutx Petit Hotel
© Fornalutx Petit Hotel
© Fornalutx Petit Hotel
Fornalutx Petit Boutique Hotel
Small, charming hotel in the prettiest of villages
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Just a short drive from Soller, the Petit Hotel is located on a tranquil, traffic-free street in Fornalutx, widely recognised as one of Spain’s prettiest and most distinctive villages.
With a dramatic and idyllic setting in an orchard-filled valley at the heart of the stunning Serra de Tramuntana mountain range and overlooked by Puig Major, Mallorca’s highest mountain, this extraordinarlily beautiful and immaculately conserved traditional mountain village has received many awards and prizes over the years.
In the past, the building was the Convent and then later the School of the village. Now fully restored and modernised into a charming little boutique hotel of individual character, the Petit Hotel boasts charming rooms equipped with en-suite bathroom, Satellite TV, stereo system, a safe and a direct-dial telephone with its own number so you can make and receive calls directly in the room. There is also Wi-Fi Internet connection.
The old chapel is now the main suite of the hotel with its own private terrace and truly fabulous views over the mountains and the valley. It’s heavenly!
In addition, the hotel has a meeting room for hosting small events or gatherings, a library/reading room, a dining room and a large outdoor sun terrace where, in Spring and Summer, you can enjoy a delicious continental breakfast while savouring the beautiful views across the valley of the orange trees to the mountains.
Staying outdoors, the hotel boasts beautiful gardens filled with birdsong and orange trees, where you can lie back and soak up the sun, enjoy a cooling dip in our swimming pool or relax in our Jacuzzi or sauna.
If peace and tranquility in magnificent surroundings are what you look for in a great hotel, then look no further than our unique oasis of calm on one of the most beautiful islands in the world.
The charms of Fornalutx are innumerable. The narrow cobbled steets and stone steps, carefully adorned with many pots and plants; the ancient stone houses with their wide open doorways virtually inviting you in to look; the charming small central square with its enticing restaurants and cafes; the lush vegetation on the mountain terraces and the sweet scent of orange blossom wafting in from the famous orchards of the valley.
