Hotel Review: Park Hyatt Mallorca

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a courtyard with trees in pots

a sign on a stone pillar

Introduction

The Park Hyatt Mallorca is a 142 room luxury retreat far removed from the busy city of Palma de Mallorca located in the northeast of the island of Mallorca, Spain.  Its location is set in a serene valley surrounded by nature and designed to resemble a traditional Mallorquin hilltop village.  While not located on the beach like other resorts on the island, the Park Hyatt Mallorca offers a peaceful respite amongst nature while still being only a short drive away from some of the best beaches i’ve ever seen.  Moreover, the resort clearly spared no expense on its magnificent property with glorious architecture and landscaping in all directions.  For those looking to just relax and eat some great food, this place is hard to beat.

a building with a fountain

Booking (5/5)

The cost of this hotel during peak season could be quite pricey starting from around $600 USD per night in the summer.  Thankfully, this hotel is only a category 5 hotel which significantly can reduce the cost of the stay.  I was able book the points plus cash rate of 10,000 points plus $125 USD and also apply a suite upgrade certificate.  Great deal considering suites go for $1,700 USD in the summer.

a room with a fireplace and a mirrorCheck-In (5/5)

Check-in was swift.  As soon as I pulled up, the valet was ready to take the vehicle and bags were loaded into a golf cart almost instantly.  Receptionist was friendly and enthusiastic about tell me all about the resort.  Once keys were received, the golf cart was ready to take us to the room.

a building with a balcony and cars parked
Valet and Check-in Areaa building with trees in front of it

Location (5/5)

For somebody that wants seclusion, peace, and quiet with beautiful beaches nearby, this place is perfect!  There are many beaches a short drive away including some a bit further requiring some dirt road travel, but with only a hand full of people around.  There is also an awesome huge cave nearby that holds tours with tons of stalactites and stalagmites.

Even though the hotel is located 75kms away from Palma Mallorca International Airport (PMI), its no problem since car rentals are very cheap and the drive up to the location is wonderful.  Renting a vehicle on this island is a must if you want to see all the diverse gorgeous landscapes across the island.  Parts of Mallorca look like a tropical Yosemite.

a beach with people and blue water
Beach Close to the Hotel
a road going down a cliff
Beautiful Limestone Cliffs on the way to the Caves

a rooftop of a building overlooking a body of water

Property (5/5)

The grounds of the Park Hyatt Mallorca are one of the most impressive I have every seen.  I can’t imagine the cost and level of detail required to construct and design the place.  In all directions there is beautiful architecture, landscaping, olive trees, grapevines, lavender, and lime trees with towering mountains in the backdrop.  I was also impressed by the use of limestone materials which blended in to the natural geology of the island.

a group of people sitting at a table
Watching the Sunset During Dinner
a building on a hill
“Traditional Mallorquin Hilltop Village”
a patio with chairs and a stone floor
Plenty of places to lounge around
a pool with chairs and trees
Plenty of places to sun bathe
a water fountain in a courtyard
Awesome Landscaping with Olive Trees
a stone wall with a stone wall and a stone wall with a stone wall and a stone wall with plants
Walkway to room
a lemon tree with fruit
Lime Trees
a chandelier with tea cups from the ceiling
Well never seen this before
a living room with a bar and a fireplace
Bar area
a group of lights from the ceiling
Cool lightbulbs

a bar with a red light

Room (5/5)

The suite was huge with light colored interior and beautiful furniture and artwork.  There was a dining room, living room, two desks, large private patio, and huge bathroom.  This for sure was the largest room i’ve ever booked in Europe.

a living room with a couch and a table
Living Room
a living room with a couch and a coffee table
Living Room
a desk with a phone and a lamp in a room
Desk with tablet
a dining room with a table and chairs
Dining Room with well appointed artwork.
a shelf with a small refrigerator
Minibar
a wine bottle and glasses on a table
Complimentary Sparkling Wine and Real Flowers
a bed in a room
Bed room with artwork depicting a face and also the shape of Mallorca
a small table in a room
Small seating area in bedroom
a room with a table and a tv
Desk and TV in Bedroom
a white outlet with buttons and a usb port
USB Outlet!
a bathroom with a sink and a bathtub
Bathroom included a TV behind the mirror. However, the TV was broken which I’ve encountered many times with bathroom TVs.

a toilet and bidet in a bathroom

a group of white bottles on a wooden tray
The bathroom products were very good. I want to return just to get more since they were wonderfully fragrant.
a chair and table in front of a door
Seating area outside of suite
a view of a building from a stone arch
View from Room
a lawn chairs in front of a house
Private lounge chairs outside of suite

Food (5/5)

Considering you are held a bit captive, in that you’ll need to take a drive to eat elsewhere, the cost of the food wasn’t too over priced.  Also, there were several places to eat including Majorcan cuisine, asian fusion, bistro cafe, tapas bar, and a poolside bar.  The breakfast had the most extensive spread of food i’ve ever seen and had plenty of options made to order as well.  Perfect way to start the day as the sun rises over the mountains.

food on a plate
Eggs Made to Order
a plate of food on a table
Delicious Omelette
a restaurant with a buffet and people
Breakfast Buffet
a table full of food
Awesome Spread
a table with different food items
So many options!

a table with food and a frame

a box of shrimp and salad
Some takeaway food from the cafe
a plate of food on a table
Asian food
a table with food and a candle
Tapas
a plate of food on a table
More Tapas
a menu of a restaurant
The #1 thing I look forward to when I go to Spain is the Iberian Hams. The ones aged over three years are so damn good.
a group of food on a table
Precious hams are so good!

Service(5/5)

Staff was well trained, professional and on top of everything.  I was impressed at how as soon as I pulled up in the car, everyone sprung into action.  I was also appreciative of the free ice cold water the valet put in the car every time I picked up the vehicle.

a car interior with a shift lever and bottles of liquid
Ice cold water left by the valet

Gym (3/5)

The gym had plenty of trend mills aerobic machines.  However, a few more weight lifting machines could have been better.  Also, the place isn’t monitored by staff so a group of young children wondered in and started using the machines as a jungle gym and starting playing and screaming like a bunch of freaks.

a group of treadmills in a gym

Pool(5/5)

Pool area was large with plenty of seating to catch some sun.

a pool with chairs around it

a pool in a hotel

 Conclusion

In conclusion the Park Hyatt Mallorca was one of the best resort stays I have every had.  The relaxing mix of mountains, nature, and Mallorquin hilltop ambiance was perfect for unwinding.  The location where near many pristine azure beaches and the rooms were larger than most place you find in Europe.  The food, while a bit pricey, was delicious and had a plethora of options.   I certainly hope to visit this unique location again.

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  1. Beautiful resort. However, I disagree strongly with two of your points.
    Pools – very small for the size of the resort. Huge oversight in my opinion from the designers.
    Location – Horrible. It is in the middle of the countryside. There is no ocean view (which is why people come to Mallorca) and there is no quaint village nearby. Its just in the middle of some fields. Plus the 1 1/2 hour drive to and from the airport is a little annoying if only staying for a couple of days.

    1. Good point on the pool. I was there off peak and no one was in the pool. I can imagine when fully booked, the pools would be terrible. I agree with you that if go there thinking its a beach resort you’d be terribly disappointed. I understood the place as a retreat away from city and in nature, but very close to gorgeous beaches. I think most folks go to Mallorca for warm weather, golfing, and beaches (and the cheap flights). Unless your are in the Maldives, its hard to find a beach resort that also is a quiet retreat. The drive is along the country side so its not like you are in annoying traffic the whole time.

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