Sa Bassa Rotja
Traditional 13th‑century Majorcan farmhouse with authentic décor Peaceful rural location surrounded by gardens, fields and vineyards Outdoor freshwater pool plus indoor spa pool and whirlpool Farm‑inspired dining with local produce and Spanish flavours Certified Sustainable Hotel meeting a GSTC‑recognised standard Free Wi-Fi throughout
Overview
Sa Bassa Rotja is a 13th‑century stone farmhouse reimagined as a tranquil country hotel in the heart of rural Majorca. Wrapped in vineyards, olive groves and landscaped gardens, this intimate 38‑room retreat blends traditional Majorcan décor – think terracotta tiles, wooden beams and thick stone walls – with a modern spa, pools and farm‑to‑table dining. It’s a peaceful base for slow days by the pool, countryside walks and cycling through the island’s picturesque interior.
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Map & location
Porreres, Majorca, Balearics, Spain
Sa Bassa Rotja sits in classic Majorcan countryside just outside Porreres, an unspoilt inland town of stone houses, sleepy squares and a handsome chapel. From here you’re perfectly placed for walks through farmland, visits to nearby vineyards and day trips to Palma’s Gothic old town and harbour. The nearest beach is around 18km away, so this is very much a rural retreat rather than a resort hotel – think birdsong, big skies and stargazing at night.
- Porreres resort centre 3km
- beach 18km
- Palma de Mallorca city around 40–45km (approx.)
- Approx. transfer time from airport 50 minutes
Facilities
Pool & outdoors
The hotel’s outdoor freshwater pool is the heart of the gardens – a serene spot lined with sunbeds, Balinese beds and parasols, ideal for lazy afternoons and siestas in the shade. Inflatables are permitted, and pool towels are provided with a refundable deposit.
For cooler days or a change of scene, the spa centre houses an indoor heated freshwater pool with an integrated whirlpool (heated roughly November–April). With only countryside around you, there’s a wonderfully secluded, adults‑in‑spirit feel.
Sa Bassa Rotja is an inland retreat, so there’s no beach on the doorstep. The nearest stretch of sand is about 18km away, with car hire or a taxi the most flexible way to combine countryside calm with coastal days out.
Spa, sports & wellness
Wellness facilities are surprisingly comprehensive for such a small property. The spa features a sauna, Turkish bath, whirlpool and a menu of massage and beauty treatments (charges apply; minimum ages apply for some services). There’s also a compact, air‑conditioned gym with cardio machines and basic fitness equipment, typically open 08:00–20:00.
Active guests can make use of basketball and football areas, petanque, table tennis, a tennis court and yoga sessions. Dedicated cycling facilities – including on‑site bike hire and secure cycle storage – make this a strong base for exploring Majorca’s quiet backroads on two wheels.
In the evenings (roughly March–October), you can expect occasional live music and low‑key entertainment, always in keeping with the hotel’s peaceful, rural vibe.
Activities
? Scenic cycling with bike hire and storage
? Tennis, basketball, football, petanque & table tennis
? Yoga and gentle fitness in the gardens (seasonal)
? Indoor pool sessions & spa time
? Occasional evening entertainment with live music (Mar–Oct; programme varies)
Guest services
?️ Reception with concierge‑style assistance
? Luggage storage for early arrivals/late departures
♿ Wheelchair hire on request (extra charge; limited availability)
? Spa & beauty treatments (local charge)
??? Highchairs available in restaurant
? Free Wi‑Fi across rooms and public areas
Food & drink
Dining at Sa Bassa Rotja is all about relaxed, seasonal flavours. The main restaurant serves a buffet‑style breakfast and a mix of international and Spanish dishes for lunch and dinner, often showcasing local produce from the island and surrounding countryside. Expect Mediterranean salads, grilled meats, fresh breads and homemade desserts, with vegetarian options usually available.
A cosy lobby bar pours local wines, Spanish vermut, international spirits and premium drinks – ideal for a quiet nightcap under the stone arches or out on the terrace. Highchairs are available in the restaurant for younger guests.
A smart casual dress code may apply in the evenings, and some services or menu items can vary by season and board basis, with supplements payable locally where applicable. Reservations might be required at busy times; always check the latest information on arrival. What All Inclusive typically includes.
Rooms
Double Classic Room for Sole Use Sleeps 1
Sleeps: 1
A little more space for solo guests, with the same rustic‑chic style and facilities as the Single Room – including TV, Wi‑Fi, safe, kettle, fridge and a bathroom with bath and shower attachment. Perfect for longer stays in the countryside.
Double Comfort Room with Spa Access Sleeps 2–3
Sleeps: 2–3
Thoughtfully updated rooms that include spa access and a modern bathroom with walk‑in shower. Expect a flat‑screen TV, Wi‑Fi, safe, kettle, fridge and hairdryer, plus air conditioning, daily cleaning and towel change on request. Great for couples or small families who want easy access to the wellness area.
Double Classic Room with Spa Access Sleeps 2–3
Sleeps: 2–3
Classic farmhouse style with the added benefit of spa access. Facilities include a flat‑screen TV, Wi‑Fi, safety deposit box, coffee‑making facilities, kettle, fridge and a bathroom with bath and shower attachment. A good all‑round choice for a relaxed rural break.
Suite with Terrace and Spa Access Sleeps 2–4
Sleeps: 2–4
Best for extra space and outdoor living. Suites come with a private terrace furnished with sunbeds, plus bathrobes and slippers for a more indulgent stay. Inside you’ll find a flat‑screen TV, Wi‑Fi, safe, kettle, fridge, minibar (local charge), hairdryer and a bathroom with bath and shower attachment. Daily cleaning and towel change on request are included.
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More info
Sa Bassa Rotja is best suited to travellers who value peace, nature and authentic local character over nightlife and resort buzz. As an inland property, you’ll likely want a hire car or private transfers if you plan to explore beaches and nearby towns at your own pace.
Language: Spanish and Catalan
Currency: Euro (€)
Time difference: GMT +1 (Central European Time)
Average UK–Majorca flight time: around 2.5 hours
Rural Porreres offers cafés, a weekly market and a handful of restaurants, plus easy access to vineyards and Palma for day trips. Facilities, entertainment and opening hours can vary by season and occupancy, and some services incur local charges.
For entry rules and health guidance see the UK FCDO Spain advice.
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