Dubai Holding acquires Jumeirah Mallorca resort

Dubai Holding has acquired the five-star Jumeirah Mallorca resort from Deka Immobilien through its subsidiary Dubai Holding Hospitality, expanding its international portfolio of hotels and resorts it owns and manages to 52.

Located in Port de Sóller on Mallorca’s northwest coast, the property will remain under the management of Jumeirah Hotels & Resorts, Dubai Holding’s flagship luxury brand. Jumeirah Mallorca is part of the group’s European collection, which includes Jumeirah Capri Palace, Jumeirah Lowndes Hotel in London, and the soon-to-open Jumeirah Le Richemond Geneva.

The Mediterranean retreat offers 121 rooms and suites, all with private terraces and either sea or Unesco-listed Tramuntana mountain views, spread across multiple low-rise buildings connected by landscaped gardens. Facilities include three outdoor pool, including an infinity pool, and the 2,200-square-metre Talise Spa with thermal area, hammam, sauna, steam room and an outdoor hydropool overlooking the mountains.

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Dining spans several restaurants and bars, including Mediterranean and seafood-led concepts such as Cap Roig Brasserie, signature dining at Es Fanals, Nikkei-style cuisine at Sunset Lounge, plus casual pool bars and extensive terrace spaces for al fresco service. The resort is family-friendly, with a kids’ club, a children’s pool, playgrounds and family activities. 

Dubai Holding has said it will invest further over the next few years in enhancing the resort’s offering. 

Amit Kaushal, Group CEO of Dubai Holding, described the property as a “strategic addition” to the company’s expanding hospitality portfolio, embodying the high standards and guest experience associated with both Dubai Holding Hospitality and Jumeirah.