Asis de Marratxinet Turismo de Interior

Asis de Marratrixnet is perfect if you’re looking for a secluded getaway, showing the natural beauty Mallorca and Marraxtí have to offer. When booking, I just wanted something that wasn’t exactly in Palma, this was way more than I expected. Incredibly comfortable bed, great water pressure in the shower, optional rainfall shower head, air conditioning and I’d find it hard to believe there is a bad view from any room here. Considering the location is an old convent, it’s absolutely lovely for nature-filled self-reflection. Even so, this is a fantastic location for couples as well. Breakfast and dinner are offered at an extra cost, and a dinner reservation needs to be made the morning of. Easily done, as there’s a dinner sign-up sheet in the breakfast area! Breakfast was included in my rate and dinner with a glass of wine was about 30€, and considering Palma is fairly expensive, this was a great deal, and not just because it’s a bit more difficult to get into town. Dinner is made in house and shows you how great malloraquín cuisine can be. Everyone here was absolutely incredibly kind and accommodating. I hate that I forgot everyone’s names because they were all so helpful and warm. I’d stay here every time I come to Mallorca.

The owners and staff couldn’t do any more for you, any question query was immediately dealt with. The room was very clean, fantastic air con. Powerful shower. Breakfast was lovely but after 2 weeks became a bit monotonous. We chose the hotel because of the location very close to Palma airport, 5 mins to the motorway. You do need a car as it is out of the way but all is explained before you book. If you want a quiet break then this is the place for you. However if it is s lively noisy holiday book somewhere else

The hotel is a charming rural renovated convent not too far from Palma although I think it is overpriced for what it is and were it is! We booked the superior double room but there was nothing superior about it. The decor is very plain and a bit depressing, no wifi in rooms which i was told there was and one morning no hot water which was fixed once i told them over breakfast as no way of contacting reception from the room. We booked dinner there one night and we were also disappointed as quite pricey for what it is. Also there is no sign for the parking so a bit hard to find when you arrive specially of it dark The owner seemed a bit distant and not too helpful. The highlight of this place is the breakfast and that it is very quiet

A good sized room but damp. A well fitted shower room but a broken window to let in the mosquitos Access to a kitchen but you couldn’t use it and the fridge was warm Lovely looking pool that was too small for swimming Good breakfast but then they charged you for coffee ( and no kettles in the room) Cheaper than others but not good value for money

Obwohl man kaum 20 Minuten Fahrt vom Flughafen und der Innenstadt von Palma entfernt ist, liegt das Hotel in herrlich ruhiger Lage in einem kleinen Ort am Hügel. Auch die Gebäude selbst strahlen eine Ruhe aus, fast als ob sie noch wie früher von den franziskanischen Nonnen bewohnt wären. Das alte Kloster wurde behutsam und ohne Chichi renoviert, Reisende erwarten trotzdem klimatisierte Zimmer mit bequemen Betten und modernen Bädern. Wir haben uns sofort wohlgefühlt. Die Gärten und kleinen Höfe des Klosters sind herrlich verwinkelt, die hier wachsenden Zitronen finden sich beim Frühstück in der hausgemachten Marmelade wieder, wie überhaupt die Küche regional ausgerichtet ist. Morgens gibt es stets Joghurt und einen Obstsalat, verschiedene Sorten Brot mit Butter und Käse, dazu wechselnde Eier-Gerichte. Für das Abendessen kann man sich einfach in eine Liste eintragen und bekommt ab 20 Uhr köstliche mallorquinische Hausmannskost vom Gastgeber persönlich serviert (30 EUR pp). Es lohnt sich! Der nächste Ort ist übrigens Santa Maria del Cami und damit befindet man sich in direkter Nachbarschaft des Weinanbaugebiets von Mallorca. Der Besuch einer Bodega, etwa von Macia Batle, ist zu empfehlen. Wer im Badezimmer Wert auf absolute Privatsphäre liegt, könnte sich an den nicht ganz schließenden Schiebetüren stören.