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Attractive bungalows scattered along a hillside, near shops and other services, all overlooking the gorgeous bay. There’s a large pool for guests’ use, and nearby you’ll find tennis, horse riding and every water sport. All rentals are one-bedroom, one bath, and sleep up to four persons.

Low-rise bungalows on a limpid cove. The design is traditional Spanish, with arches, balconies and terraces.

Stepped, Meso-American style, with red tile roofs and ample balconies, this complex is built on a rocky prominence at one end of the Bay of Palma, where it is surrounded by trees and near the beach.

One-bedroom apartments on the marina, all with balconies and a comfortable dining-room/lounge with two sofas that can become beds. Book well ahead of time.

A delightful 16th-century villa has been transformed into a mountain eyrie with gardens, terraces, shaded patios and an inviting pool. Rooms are richly decorated, several with antique canopy beds, and the restaurant is excellent.

The shady orange groves and small canals surrounding this ancient manor house date back to Arab times. The incomparable setting, in a silent valley ringed with mountains, provides all the serenity guests seek. Rooms are all unique and very charming.

The hostel is a 45-minute walk from the scenic castle. There are double and triple rooms, a communal room and snack bar, but facilities are otherwise modest: come prepared with whatever you might require.

A small and exclusive hotel set in a refurbished 18th-century manor house in the heart of Artá. Every comfort has been seen to in the unique combination of antique and modern furnishings.