Rooms

Rooms aren’t the right words for Son Net’s sleepover spaces. They’re the most sublime suites filled with rich details, historic nods and textiles we reckon even the blind would somehow be able to appreciate. Truthfully, there isn’t a single room here that disappoints – trust us, Sarah has photographed them all. Pick a pool suite or cottage if you want a bit more space and your own private place for a dip away from the main manor. But our favourite is probably the Galilea Junior Suite on the second floor with mountain views, a ruffled four poster and a charming cottage-y feel.

Spaces

Gardens, a private Malvasia vineyard and organic orchards plus a majestic pool with loungers and hidden cabanas covers Son Net’s impressive exterior. Not forgetting its en plein air restaurant that is quite perfect for sun-drenched lunches. Inside, there’s a spring-fed well, a private chapel and the original 17th-century interior courtyard, but its pattern-heavy drawing room is a firm favourite of ours, meticulously decorated by interior designer Lorenzo Castillo. Spanning over 1000 sqm, is its new spa with sea salt heated pool waters, five treatment rooms, a thermal circuit and a fitness room surrounded by spectacular views of Serra de Tramuntana.

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