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Son Net
Puigpunyent, Spain · Independent · High Luxury
Son Net commands a hilltop above Puigpunyent in a palace dating to 1672, set in the Tramuntana foothills that UNESCO designated a World Heritage Site. The estate retains its original courtyard, chapel and spring-fed well following a 2020-2023 restoration under Finca Cortesin Hotels, with interiors by Lorenzo Castillo blending antique fireplaces and stone floors with contemporary luxury.
- 31 rooms
- Opened 1998
- Architect: Torras y Sierra Arquitectos (Angel Verdú)
- Interiors: Lorenzo Castillo
About Son Net
- The Mallorcan manor was built in 1672 on an estate whose name dates back to 1453.
- Art collector Javier Lopez Granados, who also owns Finca Cortesin, restored the property between October 2020 and May 2023 with interiors by designer Lorenzo Castillo.
- It displays 17th-century frescoes alongside modern works by Chagall and Hockney, and scored 95.5 points on La Liste 2026.
History
The heart of Son Net is a 17th-century Mallorcan manor built in 1672 on an estate whose name dates to 1453, set in the mountains above Puigpunyent. For centuries it served as a grand finca, its stone courtyard, private chapel and spring-fed well surviving intact.
The palace opened as a luxury hotel in 1998 and became a member of Small Luxury Hotels of the World. After closing during the pandemic, it underwent an extensive restoration between October 2020 and May 2023 led by Torras y Sierra Arquitectos (Angel Verdú) with interiors by Spanish decorator Lorenzo Castillo, reopening under the ownership of art collector Javier López Granados, who also owns Finca Cortesin.
Today the 31-suite retreat pairs 17th-century frescoes in its Grand Suite Maria de Napoles and baroque Ribera oils with modern works by Chagall and Hockney, anchored by the Mar & Duix restaurant. It scored 95.5 points on La Liste 2026.
The setting
Son Net commands a hilltop above Puigpunyent in a palace dating to 1672, set in the Tramuntana foothills that UNESCO designated a World Heritage Site. The estate retains its original courtyard, chapel and spring-fed well following a 2020–2023 restoration under Finca Cortesin Hotels, with interiors by Lorenzo Castillo blending antique fireplaces and stone floors with contemporary luxury. Vineyards and gardens frame panoramic valley views just 15 minutes from Palma's old town by car. The city's Sóller train station is 38 minutes and the Mercat de l'Olivar 41 minutes, while the estate's restaurant draws from kitchen gardens and a private vineyard — self-contained grandeur that defines Mallorca's finest inland retreats.
Experiences
- Estate vineyard tour and wine tasting — An expert leads guests through the estate's grapevines and the winemaking process, finishing with a tasting in a private gazebo.
- Hiking in the Serra de Tramuntana — Hiking paths of varying difficulty through the landscape, visiting traditional stone villages such as Deia, Valldemossa and Sóller.
- Cycling the Tramuntana — Bicycle routes for beginners and experienced cyclists through lush vegetation and views, using the hotel's bicycle fleet.
- Sailing excursions — Sailboat trips to some of the island's most turquoise waters and white sand coves, ending with a sunset off the shore.
Amenities
- Spa
- Pool
- Hot tub
- Fitness center
- Fine dining
Awards
- Condé Nast Traveler Gold List (2026)
- Robb Report 50 Greatest Hotels on Earth (2025)
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