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From a thriving artisanal craft tradition to a slate of luxury hospitality openings, Mallorca has a lot to offer these days to debunk its onetime reputation as a bland resort outpost. (That’s now been mostly relegated to the town of Magaluf; the in-the-know traveler would do well to avoid it entirely.) Boutique shops and local markets dot the charming mountaintop villages—by the seaside, you’ll find long stretches of fine sand and glittering turquoise waters. And if you want to see if all up front, book one of Mallorca’s best Airbnbs to experience the island’s tranquility from your very own villa.
Vogue’s Guide to the Best Airbnbs in Mallorca:
- For a Sprawling Estate for a Group: 1618 Manor, from $2,674 per night
- For Remote Tranquility: Es Claper dels Gentils, from $772 per night
- For the Best Views of the Balearic: Casa Raya Ferienvilla, from $483 per night
- For Unique Architecture: La Molina Mallorca, from $898 per night
- For Thoughtful Design Details: Mountain and Sea House in Majorca, from $285 per night
Just a five-minute drive from downtown Sóller, this family-friendly rental will have you considering a permanent move to the countryside. It’s set in a fruit orchard, with lemon, orange, and almond trees providing a fragrant backdrop; the Serra de Tramuntana mountain range has the dramatic vistas covered. You’ll have full access to a swimming pool during your stay, and the indoor decor is equally stylish.
Rooms: 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms
Amenities: Washer/dryer, private pool, HDTV, crib, high chair, air conditioning, outdoor dining area, grill
Location: Sóller
Agroturismo Son Galcerán
If the allure of true seclusion eludes you, this is the booking for you. It’s a deluxe suite in an Agriturismo, where you can enjoy luxury features like a marble bathroom and oversized stone balcony, but also reserve breakfast and experience the charm of the common areas. Between the pool, the solarium, and the gardens (scented naturally by orange blossom), there’s a lot to explore.
Rooms: 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom
Amenities: Balcony, pool, TV, air conditioning, EV charger
Location: Esporles
La Molina Mallorca
If you are the sort of traveler unimpressed by the traditional definitions of a vacation home, you’ll find all the quirk you’re looking for in this property—for one, it’s a 200-year-old mill. It’s well-sized for a group and can sleep up to nine, with features like a glittering pool and incredible outdoor kitchen that invite everyone to spread out. (The kitchen, with its French-inspired iron furniture and linen curtains, is also worth bookmarking for the design alone.) When not stretched out poolside, head to Felanitx and explore the 13th-century Gothic town.
Rooms: 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms
Amenities: Outdoor shower, crib, outdoor kitchen, shared pool, air conditioning, fire pit, grill, pet-friendly
Location: Felanitx
Es Claper dels Gentils
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Nestled away in the Sierra de Tramuntana mountains, this 19th-century estate embodies countryside calm. Spend your days diving into the pool and playing cards by the citrus orchard; to venture out, the accommodation has bikes you can rent to get around (the town of Sóller is around 15 minutes away). Inside, the collected furniture and wooden ceiling beams give the space a cozy feel.
Rooms: 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms
Amenities: Bathtub, washer, swimming pool, indoor fireplace, outdoor dining
Location: Sóller
1618 Manor
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If you’re traveling with a group, this historic manor has tons of space for everyone. It’s one of the original 17th-century manors in the coastal village of Deià, dating back to 1618, and you can see elements of this past scattered throughout: in the preserved olive press and in the private chapel that are still on the property. It’s a spacious home, including a turquoise pool, lavender gardens, and an outdoor shower for making the most of the outside space; there is no shortage of communal spaces for your group to hang out in.
Rooms: 4 bedrooms, 4.5 bathrooms
Amenities: Bathtub, outdoor shower, washer/dryer, TV, piano, movie theater, board games, air conditioning, indoor fireplace, outdoor dining, private pool, cleaning available
Location: Deià
Casa Raya Ferienvilla
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There are good views, and then, there’s this Airbnb. With near-panoramic views of the Balearic Sea, this oceanfront property provides you with what may just be the best wake-up call on the island. Take your coffee outdoors in the morning to sip it on the terrace; then, if you’re up for it, Cala Anguilla beach is just a three-minute walk from the home. Set amongst fig and lemon trees, this villa is as picturesque as it gets.
Rooms: 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms
Amenities: Outdoor shower, washer/dryer, patio, HDTV, air conditioning, fire pit, cleaning available
Location: Porto Cristo Novo
Mountain and Sea House in Majorca
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This blue-and-white villa is so chock full of charming details, you’ll be hard-pressed to pick a favorite nook. Downstairs, a sun-dappled kitchen looks out onto an outdoor dining space for long breakfasts before a day of swimming; upstairs, two double bedrooms have their own bucolic views of the surrounding S’Arracó valley. You’ll be just a five-minute walk from the town center and and three kilometers from San Telmo, where you can take a ferry boat to the nearby island of Dragonera for a day trip.
Rooms: 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms
Amenities: Washer/dryer, crib, board games, indoor fireplace, AC, outdoor space,
Location: Andratx
Stunning Pollenca Townhouse
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Pollença, a tiny mountain town on the north of the island, is a good option for the traveler craving an off-the-grid stay. Don’t miss the Sunday market: There are over 300 stalls of fresh produce and cured meats on display, and this restored townhouse comes with a beautiful courtyard dining space—the better to enjoy your haul with. Inside, an almost cavernous architectural style makes it a memorable stay.
Rooms: 3 bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms
Amenities: Bathtub, washer/dryer, sound system, air conditioning, outdoor dining area
Location: Pollença
Cas Sitger
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This two-story villa starts with a citron-colored courtyard and only gets better. Patterned tiles line the floors, and large windows open up into the rural village below. You’ll be right in the center of the city, well-situated near public transportation if you want to explore other parts of Mallorca and don’t have a car. The southeastern beaches are a quick drive away—and when you return, the vine-covered terrace is the ideal spot for a sunset glass of giró ros.
Rooms: 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms
Amenities: Bathtub, indoor fireplace, crib, outdoor dining
Location: Felanitx
Private Finca
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From hiking to art museums, the charming town of Sóller on the northwestern part of the island has a lot to offer. When you tire of sightseeing and need a spot to relax, this Airbnb is it: It comes with a saltwater pool and plenty of loungers for laying out in the sun. The property itself is an 1800s-era olive mill, stretching across fragrant lemon groves and leafy olive trees. Inside, an air-conditioned office space transforms easily into a yoga studio (complete with mats) for when you need to truly unwind.
Rooms: 3 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms
Amenities: Washer/dryer, HDTV, yoga mat, sound system, board games, indoor fireplace, AC, shared beach access, pool
Location: Sóller
Apartamento de una Habitación
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Part of a larger estate with nine total units, this apartment is well-sized for a couple. When you book, you get a fully equipped kitchen (plus a private terrace with its own grill for outdoor suppers) and a cozy living area, and access to the sprawling grounds—which include a swimming pool. The design is quintessentially rustic, with stone walls, terracotta floors, and limewash paint providing a homey backdrop for your Mallorcan holiday.
Rooms: 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom
Amenities: Pool, air conditioning, backyard, shared beach access, housekeeping available
Location: Manacor
Se Taulera
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The mountainous village of Fornalutx is quite the hidden gem, with panoramic landscape views and remarkably well-preserved 17th-century architecture. This rental, which can sleep up to six, puts you right in the middle of it—no car required, or even recommended, as it’s set at the top of a hill not accessible by vehicles. Once you’re there, though, you’ll enjoy true tranquility. The home, which overlooks orange groves, has many pockets of outdoors space to relax in.
Rooms: 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms
Amenities: Washer, TV, crib, high chair, board games, air conditioning, backyard
Location: Fornalutx
