Cap Rocat

I was sold on Cap Rocat but now reconsidering with bad reviews about stuffy, musty, hot rooms.

We want mountains plus beach for six nights in early June. Grand Hotel Son Net looks perfect for the first three nights, but I'm hearing concerning things about Cap Rocat's room conditions. My husband is sensitive to being hot at night, so if the rooms are stuffy and uncomfortable, we need alternatives with similar vibe near water.

We came for lunch and were so happy we did — service was impeccable, views were amazing.

I highly recommend coming here while in Mallorca. The blue water views are stunning, and even if you don't like seafood, I'd still come for the experience and scenery. The service was impeccable and the food was good, though it's really about the setting and atmosphere.

Cap Rocat ranks No. 2 among our readers' favorite resorts in Spain and Portugal for 2025.

Two of the three top-rated resorts happen to be located on the Spanish island of Mallorca, including Cap Rocat at number two, which proves the island's exceptional luxury hotel offerings continue to impress discerning travelers seeking world-class accommodations.

Stunning property — style over substance, but if you want beautiful pictures and a nice night, go.

I'm not a hotel guest, just a Sea Club restaurant customer. The food was better at restaurants half the price — maybe a 5/10. Service was great though, and the staff were accommodating. It felt like they didn't want you looking around the hotel too much, but for photos and atmosphere, it delivers.

Calling it a 'beach club' at Cap Rocat is a stretch — it's a rock outcropping with beautiful ocean views, not really a beach club vibe.

We spent a year in Mallorca and can't wait to return for three weeks in June. Cap Rocat is really cool and one-of-a-kind, but it's essentially lounging in a beautiful setting at a luxury hotel rather than an actual beach club experience. There's no sandy beach, just rock formations overlooking gorgeous waters. Both FS and Cap Rocat are pretty isolated and best when you want to spend most time at the property.

Last year we drove around Mallorca and stayed at two different hotels — Cap Rocat being the highlight.

We're not huge sit-on-the-beach people or hikers, but we love good views, adventuring around towns, and excellent food. Cap Rocat delivered exactly what we wanted. With time being tight, we wanted to make the best of it, and lounging by a pool doing nothing usually gets boring for us pretty quick, but Cap Rocat kept us engaged.

I am writing to warn others about a recent visit where I experienced food poisoning with a hostile hotel response.

I was 16 weeks pregnant traveling alone when I ordered tagliatelle with shrimp to my room. Four hours later I began experiencing nausea and extreme vomiting that continued for almost 10 hours. While the doctor who arrived had excellent bedside manner and confirmed food poisoning, the hotel's response became hostile as they became concerned about their risk exposure rather than my health.

I was waiting for something to go wrong and it never did — the attention to detail was near perfect.

From booking a year ago until we departed, every aspect was executed flawlessly. The concierge crafted the perfect itinerary and made adjustments on-site as needed. With so few guests, it feels like your own private place. The daily breakfast, sea club, and service from all employees was truly unreal — the best honeymoon location we could've asked for.

This was, without question, the most remarkable hotel experience my wife and I have ever had.

From the moment we stepped onto the property, we were treated with genuine warmth and effortless luxury. Leslie stands out as the best hospitality professional we've ever encountered — her thoughtfulness made our stay truly unforgettable. Our private breakfast each morning felt like having our own resort, shared with just a few other guests. It's certainly a splurge, but the level of detail and tranquility is unmatched.

We expected to visit Mallorca just once, but now we're looking forward to returning to Cap Rocat many times.

We'd heard about the crowds and tourist fatigue, but Cap Rocat changed everything. The rooms, views, and food were absolutely amazing, but what makes this resort stand out is the service. Everyone knew our names and treated us like royalty from check-in to departure. This may now be our regular place for Med and beach vacations.

We stayed here, the Four Seasons, and La Residencia — Cap Rocat blew the others away.

The staff was extremely friendly but not overbearing, and the property was beautiful. Sebastian, the head concierge, was a standout who recommended a great winery we never would have found and gave us perfect suggestions for the rest of our island stay. I really can't say enough good things — probably my favorite hotel I've ever been to.

Sea club restaurant is my favorite one on the island — a mix of chic, perfect discreet service and amazing food.

They manage to be simple and elegant at the same time, pure bliss watching the sunset from the terrace. The best part? Phones are forbidden so you don't have influencers taking selfies while you eat. As I said, elegant.

Our €2000/night stay was a disaster with rude staff, musty historic rooms, and electrical outages.

The 'historic' room came with terrible musty smells and electrical problems. Breakfast had missing items and terrible food quality. The Saddle Restaurant, despite being Michelin-rated, had appalling service. The spa staff were so unprofessional we walked out. Every other 5-star in Mallorca puts Cap Rocat to shame — paying luxury prices for this neglect is unacceptable.

The Sea Club dinner was simply magical — seated at a long table by the sea with unforgettable food and atmosphere.

We dined with a large group at Sea Club, and the setting is truly one-of-a-kind, perfect for celebrating special moments. The beautifully set table by the sea created an unforgettable evening filled with amazing food, stunning atmosphere, and warm, attentive service. We'll definitely be back.

This hotel is phenomenal — an incredible transformation from ancient cliffside fortress into luxurious boutique retreat.

Every corner exudes elegance, serenity, and privacy. The setting overlooking the Mediterranean is unmatched, and the attentive service made the experience feel truly special. We enjoyed a spectacular lunch with breathtaking views — truly a highlight of our stay.

Our stay was memorable and remarkable — the perfect way to end our Mallorca honeymoon.

The property is gorgeous, peaceful, and luxurious with pool and beach areas that are very quiet and never crowded. I loved that morning yoga and pilates are included. The rooftop terrace breakfast delivered beautifully each morning overlooking the Mediterranean was decadent. One thing to note — given the centuries-old fortress, our room was a little musty with a slight unpleasant smell, but everything else was fantastic.