Menorca, Spain

Son Blanc Farmhouse

The Mediterranean • Stay • Son Blanc Farmhouse in Menorca, Spain

What’s the hotel in a nutshell?

Son Blanc Farmhouse is a utopian retreat situated on 130 hectares of pristine land in Menorca, Spain. This 19th-century farmhouse has been meticulously restored with a focus on sustainability, collaboration with the natural environment and social connection. A dedicated team of architects, artisans and engineers have transformed this once-abandoned farm into an eco-friendly sanctuary, creating the perfect setting for guests to immerse themselves in nature, reconnect with their inner selves and forge deeper human connections. It’s more than just a luxury hotel; it’s a place for meaningful, authentic experiences.

What are the rooms like?

The Farmhouse offers 14 uniquely designed rooms that showcase the collaboration between architects and artisans. Each room features natural materials such as stone, clay, wood and textiles, with private gardens, terraces, outdoor hot tubs and breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape. Whether inspired by clay or stone, utilizing local and reclaimed wood, or highlighting natural textiles, every room provides a dreamy, gentle ambience for guests. The Rural suite, for example, has been restored to its original rustic appearance, while the two extension rooms boast white masoned furniture and views of the olive groves.

What else?

Staying at Son Blanc Farmhouse presents an array of immersive experiences, from its regenerative agriculture practices to its earthy and generous cuisine, based on fresh and organic ingredients from the farm itself. Shared spaces like the restaurants, pool, bar areas and yoga studio encourage guest interaction and foster a laid-back atmosphere. The edible forest, orchards, almond and olive groves, vegetable gardens, and aromatic herbs provide the backdrop for exploration and communion with nature. Son Blanc Farmhouse is also available for private rental for exclusive groups, retreats or events, ensuring a customized experience for all who visit.

What’s the island like?

Positioned in the heart of the Mediterranean Sea lies Menorca, one of the Balearic Islands and a small hidden gem of Spain. With a history dating back to prehistoric times, this island has been shaped by the influences of various civilisations, including the Talayotic people, the Romans and the British. Visitors can explore the island’s many archaeological sites and historical landmarks, such as the impressive fortress of La Mola and the ancient city of Ciutadella. Known for its stunning beaches, crystal-clear waters and diverse landscape, which includes lush green forests, rolling hills and rugged coastlines, Menorca is a true paradise.