Es Racó d’Artà

Architecture Toni Esteva

Architecture Toni Esteva

History and immersion into nature are at the heart of Es Racó d’Artà’s look and feel, with a 13th-century structure at its core and cottages and villas dappling the private landscape.

The estate’s restoration was undertaken with great respect for the original Mallorcan architecture and landscape. The lobby and reception are in the main house, the “Possessió” building, which is designed with whitewashed walls and natural elements like stone, wood, and linens. The outdoor spaces surrounding the hotel were conceived so that guests can walk barefoot, allowing one to connect deeply with the natural surroundings.

Interior design Toni Esteva

The design seamlessly connects indoor and outdoor spaces, with terraces, patios, and gardens merging into the landscape, inviting contemplation and reflecting within this natural paradise.

Rooms are minimalistic and purely Mediterranean, maintaining the original essence of the old finca. The design intention is to create a sense of calm, allowing guests to reconnect with themselves and nature. Stone, wood, and natural elements, like plants and gravel, are at the heart of this approach. Here, too, you will find a collection of works by both international and local artists, such as Hiroshi Kitamura, Miquel Barceló, Joan Miró, and Pere Ignasi.