Monnaber Nou
At the beginning of the 13th century Majorca was conquered by King Jaime I, overthrowing its Arab rulers. The king divided the lands among the nobles who had supported him. One of these territories was the estate of Monnaber, the Arab word for "Hill of Flowers".
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The Monnaber Nou hotel is a restored Majorcan Manor farmhouse of 556 acres, and blends its original character and heritage with modern facilities; the 25 air-conditioned and heated rooms, suites and apartments all have en-suite fully-fitted bathrooms, a mini-bar and satellite TV.
The hotel is located in the foothills of the glorious Sierra de Tramuntana mountain range, with woods and forest full of holm-oaks, ancient olive trees, carobs, almond and pine trees. The beaches of Pollença and Alcúdia are only 15 minutes away.
Several multifunction rooms are available to hold conventions and meetings, and the three lounges have fireplaces.
Health facilities include a Wellness Centre with swimming-pools, water activities, a heated indoor pool, a jacuzzi, gymnasium, massage centre and two tennis courts. In addition, horse-riding excursions, cycling and hiking within the estate itself can be arranged, as well as other eco-friendly activities.
The hotel restaurant, formerly the dining hall of the manor, offers guests panoramic views from its terraces. The best of Majorcan and Mediterranean cuisine is prepared from fresh local produce and complemented by fine wine.
Guests may select from the rich breakfast buffet, the a la carte menus and the daily three course menu. With friendly and professional service, headed by Pep Riera y Manolo Cebrero Maître d’hotel, the restaurant offers an experience which is a delight to all of the senses.
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