Hotel Alqueria Blanca Bunyola

General Information

The HOUSEAlqueria: farmhouse with arable land. S? Alqueria Blanca is exactly that: a farmhouse built in the times of the Arab rule in Mallorca. An alqueria which features undergone some modifications. In 1906 the Catalan architect Miquel Madorell i Rius planned and directed an extension to the premises with a modernist construction. Madorell was celebrated in the high-class public circles of Mallorcan society, as he had planned the structure of the Circulo Mallorquin (Mallorcan Circle), currently the headquarters of the Balearic Parliament. Roomsalqueria Blanca features six apartments, 3 of them apartments and rest doubles. In every one attention features been taken over each detail to produce them peculiar. With furniture in keeping with the structure that houses it, the caller able to discover a personal space, isolated, but as the same time open to contact with nature, to its rhythms and its way of understanding the unfolding of occasions. Every room also features its own verandah, a window onto nature, onto something which seemed to have disappeared, but which is more alive each day in places such as this one.

Transportation

S? Alqueria Blanca is situated on the spot of Mallorca, in the city of Bunyola, to be precise at kilometre 13, 6 of the Palma to Soller highway. Whatever means you use to receive there, the route is everytime interesting, from the capital of the community to the Tramuntana hills, the island? s lungs, the route is preserved by the rocks and vegetation, trapping guests so that they never neglect what they have found. Auto: The most convenient mode of conveyance, as there is a possibility for you to come from the town of Palma along the Soller highway. On the left you'll uncover a sign pointing out the highway to S? Alqueria Nova. Do not take it, as this is a various property. When you get to kilometre 13,6, you are to find a signposted track for S? Alqueria Blanca on the left of the highway. Whether the gates are closed, there are 2 buttons to open them.