Luxury Hotels & Villas in Artà, Mallorca

Best luxury stays in Artà

Es Racó d’Artà, Spain

9.0 Great Quality

From: $664 /night

Artà FAQ

Artà is known for its historic charm, traditional Mallorcan architecture, vibrant local culture, and the iconic Sanctuary of Sant Salvador overlooking the town.

Yes. Artà offers a peaceful, authentic atmosphere away from the island’s busiest resort areas.

It’s approximately 70 km, usually a 60–70 minute drive depending on traffic.

Yes. The area offers calm beaches, nature trails, cultural sites, and relaxed restaurants suitable for families.

Key attractions include the Sanctuary of Sant Salvador, Artà’s old town, Talayotic sites, and the regional museum.

Artà is considered very safe, with low crime rates and a welcoming local community.

Spring and early autumn offer ideal temperatures, fewer crowds, and beautiful scenery.

Cala Torta, Cala Mesquida, and Cala Mitjana are some of the most scenic beaches nearby.

Yes. The Llevant Peninsula Natural Park offers excellent hiking routes with sea and mountain views.

The Talaiot de Ses Païsses and the fortified Sant Salvador sanctuary are must-see landmarks.

The town has public parking areas, though spots in the center may be limited during peak season.

Yes. Artà is home to boutique hotels, exclusive villas, high-end restaurants, and serene natural surroundings ideal for premium travel.

You’ll find boutique hotels, restored fincas, adults-only retreats, and secluded villas with private pools.

Yes. Private guided tours, yacht charters, personal chefs, and wellness sessions can be arranged.

Definitely — the peaceful environment, scenic landscapes, boutique stays, and candlelit dining make it ideal for couples.

Yes. High-end car rentals, private transfers, and chauffeur services are available on request.

Yes — beaches like Cala Torta and Cala Mitjana offer a more remote, untouched feel.

While Artà is inland, yacht charters can be arranged from nearby ports such as Cala Ratjada or Colònia de Sant Pere.

Its blend of luxury boutique hospitality, pristine nature, privacy, culture, and understated elegance appeals to travelers who prefer quiet prestige over crowded tourist zones.