It was once the palacio of the Net family. These days, the restored family estate is a remarkable step up for the Mallorcan hotel scene, showcasing heirlooms and antiques from around the world. The vine-draped, pinkish terracotta exterior adds to the hotel’s otherworldly charm. Picture classic Mediterranean gardens, a pool overlooking Puigpunyent, and interiors that are a vibrant blend of textures and influences. The hotel offers just 31 rooms, including six secluded poolside cottages away from the main house. Each is uniquely designed, with styles ranging from Imperial China to Renaissance Italy and colonial Spain. A highlight at Grand Hotel Son Net is the 1,000sqm spa—adorned with Moorish arches and light-filled gardens—built with local Mallorcan stone into the terraced level below the aquamarine pool. Garden enthusiasts and art historians will also find much to admire, from a 500-year-old cypress tree to orchards and vineyards bursting with life. On the culinary front, the Mar & Duix restaurant spills from the cavernous, triple-height former olive press onto a bucolic terrace. The menu incorporates ingredients from the hotel’s own vegetable garden, adding fresh flavors to dishes like quail salad with pickled carrots and ginger or beetroot tartare with herring roe and zingy apple.