The season for this holiday is:
01 May - 30 November 2019
01 February - 30 June 2020
Hotel San Lorenzo, 2 nights: 01 May - 30 November 2019 & 01 February - 30 June 2020
Start any day | End by latest date(s) shown above
| Starting | Add on 2 nights | Single supplement |
|---|---|---|
| 1 June - 31 October | £274 | £210 |
| 1 - 28 November | £182 | £128 |
| 1 February - 30 April | £180 | £50 |
| 1 May - 28 June | £266 | £124 |
Includes accommodation and meals as described. No travel is included as it is assumed that you are travelling via the city as part of your main Inntravel holiday.
Getting between Palma airport and the city (8km):
•Bus: 25-minute journey, regular service
•Taxi: 15-minute journey
If you are flying via a different airport and would like us to arrange connecting travel, please contact us for a quotation.
Extra nights (£ per person per night) in a double or single room
| Hotel San Lorenzo (B&B) | Double room | Single room |
|---|---|---|
| 01 Jun - 31 Oct 2019 | £115 | £208 |
| 01 Nov - 30 Nov 2019 | £79 | £135 |
| 01 Feb - 30 Apr 2020 | £78 | £100 |
| 01 May - 30 Jun 2020 | £116 | £170 |
£ per person based on 2 sharing, 1 July - 30 November 2019 & 1 February - 30 June 2020
| Almudaina | Add on 2 nights | Single supplement |
|---|---|---|
| 1 July - 31 October # | £204 | £194 |
| 1 November - 28 November § | £134 | £132 |
| 1 February - 29 February † | £120 | £116 |
| 1 March - 31 March † | £148 | £144 |
| 1 April - 28 June † | £174 | £168 |
# ADD £7pp/n (£14pn in a single) Fri/Sat 1 Jul-31 Oct 2019. § ADD £14pp/n (£28pn in a single) Fri/Sat 1-30 Nov 2019. † ADD £15pp/n (£30pn in a single) Fri/Sat 1 Feb-30 Jun 2020
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This part of Mallorca is beautiful - [Mountains & Villages of Mallorca walking holiday] - so green and lush with the most picturesque towns and villages. The walks were well signposted, particularly the GR221 which features in a number of the them. Lots of cobbled steps to negotiate but nothing too strenous, although we did miss out on the final Valldemossa circuit because of unusual bad weather, so I can't comment on that one, unfortunately. There is lots of flexibility with the walks, as the towns are so near each other. We enjoyed mixing and matching some of the walks: for instance, walking to Mirador de ses Barques from Soller rather than Fornalutx.
The hotels all had something special to offer. The Petit Fornalutx had a beautiful garden with superb views, the Ca'l Bisbe had a fantastic room and lovely pool area, the Ca's Papa (in Valldemossa) was adorable, with top quality toiletries and the most gorgeous lounge area.
Restaurant recommendations:
Fornalutx - Sa Cuina d'en Marc had some inventive cooking and attentive service. Es Turo was very busy and a bit chaotic but worth it for the roast suckling pig.
Soller - Fantastic tapas in a quirky setting, Casa Alvaro got our vote. Ice creams at Ca'n Pau were delicious.
Valldemossa - the turkish restaurant, Troya, was very good and Casa Miranda, opposite, was worth a visit.
We had a three day add-on in Palma, staying at the Hotel Almudaina. If you can, upgrade to the superior rooms which will be quieter and have views over to the cathedral and the sea rather than our standard room overlooking the busy shopping street. We did enjoy chilling with a G&T on the rooftop bar. Our favourite restaurants here were La Bodeguilla, on Calle Sant Jaume, and Koa on Calle Sant Joan but you'll be spoilt for choice as there are excelllent places to eat everywhere. Palma is a great city for sightseeing - small enough to see most things on foot and wonderful to just explore the back streets.
A very good cycling experience for those who can no longer do the long rides. Can Feliu was the pick of the accommodation.
This must be our seventh holiday with Inntravel and as usual everything worked well. The accommodation was excellent, all the hotels were very different and we enjoyed the individuality of each. The walking was excellent we particularly liked the walk from the Cuber reservoir down to Fornalutx - the taxi ride up to the reservoir was well worth it. The walk from the Mirador des Barques to Cala Tuent and the boat ride back with lovely close up views of the cliffs was another favourite. Our final walk the Valldemossa circuit also gave wonderful views and the climb up was very steady, although initial route finding was a little tricky.
In Palma, Castell de Belver was very well worth a visit with lovely views of the city and great buildings. We had a great meal at the restaurant Toque (in Palma) good food and very helpful knowledgeable staff. In Valldemossa, we found the Troya was very good again freindly helpful staff.
This part of Mallorca is beautiful - [Mountains & Villages of Mallorca walking holiday] - so green and lush with the most picturesque towns and villages. The walks were well signposted, particularly the GR221 which features in a number of the them. Lots of cobbled steps to negotiate but nothing too strenous, although we did miss out on the final Valldemossa circuit because of unusual bad weather, so I can't comment on that one, unfortunately. There is lots of flexibility with the walks, as the towns are so near each other. We enjoyed mixing and matching some of the walks: for instance, walking to Mirador de ses Barques from Soller rather than Fornalutx.
The hotels all had something special to offer. The Petit Fornalutx had a beautiful garden with superb views, the Ca'l Bisbe had a fantastic room and lovely pool area, the Ca's Papa (in Valldemossa) was adorable, with top quality toiletries and the most gorgeous lounge area.
Restaurant recommendations:
Fornalutx - Sa Cuina d'en Marc had some inventive cooking and attentive service. Es Turo was very busy and a bit chaotic but worth it for the roast suckling pig.
Soller - Fantastic tapas in a quirky setting, Casa Alvaro got our vote. Ice creams at Ca'n Pau were delicious.
Valldemossa - the turkish restaurant, Troya, was very good and Casa Miranda, opposite, was worth a visit.
We had a three day add-on in Palma, staying at the Hotel Almudaina. If you can, upgrade to the superior rooms which will be quieter and have views over to the cathedral and the sea rather than our standard room overlooking the busy shopping street. We did enjoy chilling with a G&T on the rooftop bar. Our favourite restaurants here were La Bodeguilla, on Calle Sant Jaume, and Koa on Calle Sant Joan but you'll be spoilt for choice as there are excelllent places to eat everywhere. Palma is a great city for sightseeing - small enough to see most things on foot and wonderful to just explore the back streets.
A very good cycling experience for those who can no longer do the long rides. Can Feliu was the pick of the accommodation.
This must be our seventh holiday with Inntravel and as usual everything worked well. The accommodation was excellent, all the hotels were very different and we enjoyed the individuality of each. The walking was excellent we particularly liked the walk from the Cuber reservoir down to Fornalutx - the taxi ride up to the reservoir was well worth it. The walk from the Mirador des Barques to Cala Tuent and the boat ride back with lovely close up views of the cliffs was another favourite. Our final walk the Valldemossa circuit also gave wonderful views and the climb up was very steady, although initial route finding was a little tricky.
In Palma, Castell de Belver was very well worth a visit with lovely views of the city and great buildings. We had a great meal at the restaurant Toque (in Palma) good food and very helpful knowledgeable staff. In Valldemossa, we found the Troya was very good again freindly helpful staff.
A wonderful holiday and a new destination for us.
The Tossals Verds circuit from the Cuber reservoir at Fornalutx is fabulously beautiful on a sunny day, but quite a strenuous walk (and you will need that torch). Remember to book the taxi there and back the day before, as they book up quickly.
Don't be put off by the 'challenging' description of the Valldemossa circuit - the ascent is quite gradual and a bit of a slog at first, but it's a lovely walk even in low cloud, and felt less strenuous than the Tossals Verds route.
The Hotel San Lorenzo in Palma is superb - beautiful, quiet, friendly and wonderful breakfasts!
INNTRAVEL NOTE: These customers enjoyed our Mountains & Villages of Mallorca walking holiday followed by 3 nights in Palma at the Hotel San Lorenzo.
Soller was a superb base and it was good to be in one place for 5 nights. The walks were very good. Our only disapointment was the noise of being in Room 3 of the Hotel San Lorenzo for two nights.
For me the highlight was riding on the delightful trams and the Palma train. For Elaine I think the walk to Fornalutx was the favourite as was the sightseeing in Palma. We did not have one meal which we felt was below par, most were excellent and apart from the 3 meals we had in Ca'l Bispe all the others were taken in randomly chosen establishments. Not a bad one at all.