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Restored 1960s hotel reopens as luxury coastal retreat
Mandarin Oriental has expanded its Spanish portfolio with the opening of Mandarin Oriental Punta Negra, Mallorca, its third property in the country.
Located in Calvià on Mallorca’s southwest coast, the resort sits near Puerto Portals marina, known for its upscale boutiques, waterfront dining and regattas, while Palma de Mallorca Airport (PMI) and the Port of Palma are both within a 20-minute drive.
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Housed in the former Hotel Punta Negra, originally established in the 1960s, the property is framed by Aleppo pine trees and nearby cliffs. Accommodation comprises 131 keys, including rooms with private pools and sea views, alongside a signature three-bedroom penthouse.
The current F&B lineup includes Mediterranean venue Leppoc and tapas restaurant Sobretaula. In July 2026, the resort will add four more dining venues, including Mexican restaurant Jacinta, poolside bar Thalos, Spanish steakhouse Leña by Dani García and Matsuhisa, serving the chef’s signature Japanese-Peruvian cuisine.
Wellness is anchored by the Mallorca spa with seven indoor and two outdoor treatment rooms. Facilities include relaxation rooms, a hydromassage pool, two oceanfront pools and a fitness centre with guided classes. Guests can also access yoga sessions, cycling routes, watersports and private yacht excursions.
The Mallorca resort becomes the brand’s 20th property in Europe, joining existing hotels in Madrid and Barcelona in Spain. Looking ahead, the group is expected to open more than 30 new hotels and branded residences over the next six years.
The expansion follows a strong fiscal year for Mandarin Oriental in 2025, with room revenue increasing 10% year-on-year.
For more information, visit mandarinoriental.com