Which is the cheapest area for an all-inclusive hotel in Majorca?

In and around Palma, the price gap is mostly between hotel tiers rather than districts. On our midweek searches the cheapest bookable rooms sit in the three- and four-star city and Playa de Palma budget tier from around £155 a night, while the five-star spa and adults-only resorts run from roughly £285 upward. The value sweet spot is the £190–240 four-star band, which is where most of Majorca's well-reviewed all-inclusive and spa hotels land.

Does Majorca do all-inclusive holidays?

Yes — Majorca is one of the biggest all-inclusive markets in the Mediterranean. The resort strips at Playa de Palma, Alcúdia, Magaluf and Santa Ponsa are built around family all-inclusive villages, while Palma itself leans toward B&B and half-board four-stars and adults-only spa hotels. Board type varies hotel to hotel, so check each property's live page for its current all-inclusive, half-board or room-only plan before you book.

How far is Palma from Palma de Mallorca Airport (PMI)?

Palma city centre sits about 8 km from PMI, roughly a 15-minute drive or a cheap airport bus. Playa de Palma is even closer, around 5 km. The bays further out — Alcúdia and Pollença to the north, Magaluf and Santa Ponsa to the west — are 20–50 minutes by transfer. This short airport hop is a big part of why Majorca works so well for UK families with young children.

What does all-inclusive mean in Majorca?

In Majorca, standard all-inclusive covers buffet breakfast, lunch and dinner plus local (house) drinks — beer, wine, soft drinks and often basic spirits — through set hours. Some family villages add snacks, ice cream and à la carte slots. It's generally lighter than the Turkish "ultra all-inclusive" model, so imported brands and premium extras are often charged. Always check each hotel's live page for its exact board and drinks policy.

When is the best time to visit Majorca?

May, June, September and early October are the sweet spot — 24–29°C, warm sea and pool weather without the peak-summer crush. July and August are hottest (often 30–34°C) and busiest with school-holiday families and higher prices. April and late October are cooler and cheaper, with Palma's city hotels staying open and pleasant when the beach resorts wind down.

How much does a Majorca all-inclusive holiday cost for a UK family?

On our midweek searches, four-star Majorca hotels start from around £190 a night and five-star spa or adults-only stays from roughly £285–£400. Board varies — many Palma hotels are B&B or half-board rather than full all-inclusive — so factor meals and drinks into your total. The upside is the short PMI transfer and long season, which help Majorca compete on all-in cost.

Is alcohol included in Majorca all-inclusive hotels?

At the family all-inclusive villages, local beer, wine, soft drinks and often house spirits are typically included through set hours; imported and premium brands usually cost extra. Palma's four-star B&B and half-board hotels generally don't include alcohol at all. Spain serves alcohol freely to guests everywhere in the resort belt. Check each hotel's live page for its exact drinks policy before booking.

Do I need to tip in Majorca all-inclusive resorts?

Tipping isn't compulsory in Spain but is appreciated for good service — a euro or two for waiters and bar staff, and a few euros for housekeeping over a week, is normal. It's never built into your all-inclusive rate, so carry a little cash. Many UK guests round up or leave a small daily tip for the same server, especially at the family villages.

Are Majorca all-inclusive hotels good for families with young kids?

Very — it's one of Majorca's core strengths. The all-inclusive villages at Playa de Palma, Alcúdia and Magaluf have kids' clubs, shallow pools, splash areas and animation teams. The short PMI transfer, walkable resort grounds and everything-included board make Majorca one of the least stressful family destinations in the Med for UK parents with small children.

Can you walk to a beach from Majorca hotels?

It depends on the district. Playa de Palma, Alcúdia, Magaluf and Santa Ponsa hotels are typically on or a short walk from long sandy beaches. Palma city hotels are near the marina and old town, with the nearest big beach a short bus or taxi ride at Playa de Palma. Check each hotel's live page and photos for its exact distance to the sand.

What's the difference between all-inclusive and half-board in Majorca?

Half-board covers breakfast and dinner only — you pay for lunch, snacks and drinks separately, which suits travellers who like to eat out. All-inclusive adds lunch plus local drinks and often snacks through the day, so your in-resort spend is close to zero. Palma's city hotels lean half-board or B&B; the resort villages in the bays run full all-inclusive. Check each hotel's board on its live page.

Are Majorca hotels open all year?

Palma's city hotels largely stay open year-round, as the capital works as a winter city break too. Many beach-resort all-inclusive villages in the bays run a season roughly April to late October and close in winter. If you're travelling outside the summer season, check each hotel's live page for availability on your exact dates before booking flights to PMI.

Which is the best luxury all-inclusive hotel in Majorca?

It depends on your trip. For a big spa-resort week, GPRO Valparaiso Palace & Spa and Hotel Victoria (a Gran Meliá) stand out; for seafront luxury, Nixe Palace; for a boutique old-town stay, Hotel Gloria de Sant Jaume, Sant Francesc Hotel Singular and Es Princep. All are five-star — tap through to compare live rates and current board on your dates.

Is Majorca expensive?

Majorca spans the full range. Palma's five-star boutique and spa hotels carry premium rates, but the island also has plenty of four-star and three-star stays from around £155–£220 a night on our midweek searches. Because the PMI transfer is short and the season is long, you can find good value across the calendar — compare the all-in figure, not just the room rate.

Are there budget hotels in Majorca?

Yes — beyond the five-star boutiques, Majorca has three- and four-star hotels from around £155 a night on our midweek searches, especially around Playa de Palma and the wider city. These suit families, couples and short-break travellers who want a comfortable base without the boutique premium. Note that many budget properties are B&B or half-board rather than full all-inclusive.

Do Majorca resorts have spas?

Many of the four- and five-star hotels do. GPRO Valparaiso Palace & Spa and Santa Clara Urban Hotel & Spa make wellness a headline feature, with Turkish baths, saunas, pools and treatment menus. Basic thermal and pool access is often included, while massages and treatments are charged extra. Check each hotel's live page for what's part of the board versus paid.

Is the sea warm in Majorca?

The Mediterranean off Majorca is swimmable from roughly late May to October, warmest in July–September at around 25–27°C. Even in the shoulder months the resort pools — many heated — keep swimming comfortable, so families rarely lose beach or pool time on a Majorca all-inclusive break. Playa de Palma and Alcúdia have the calmest, shallowest water for young children.

Is Majorca or Tenerife better for an all-inclusive holiday?

Majorca has the shorter flight from the UK (around 2.5 hours vs 4.5) and a big family all-inclusive market, but a shorter summer-led season. Tenerife stays warm year-round, making it the stronger winter-sun pick. For a peak-summer family beach week close to home, Majorca wins; for winter warmth, compare our Tenerife guide. Both have deep all-inclusive choice.

Do UK travellers need a visa for Majorca, Spain?

UK passport holders do not need a visa for short tourist stays in Spain — you can visit for up to 90 days in any 180-day period under the Schengen rules. Make sure your passport is valid for at least three months beyond your planned departure and was issued within the last ten years. Always check the latest UK government travel advice before you fly.

What currency do I use in Majorca?

The euro is the currency across Majorca and all of Spain. Cards are accepted almost everywhere, including small bars and shops, but it's worth carrying a little cash for tips, markets and beach kiosks. Inside a full all-inclusive resort you'll barely spend day to day, but Palma's tapas bars and old-town shops make the city a place to budget for.

How do I book these exact Majorca hotels at the prices shown?

Every hotel name in this guide links to that hotel's live page on JetMeAway — real-time rates, all taxes shown, and a date picker to match your trip. The from-prices quoted here were pulled on live midweek searches while writing, so your dates will differ — tap through for today's number. No booking fees either way.

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Best All-Inclusive Hotels in Majorca 2026: Palma, the Bays & Where UK Families Save

7 July 2026•24 min read•By JetMeAway Scout

Our top pick in Majorca for 2026 is GPRO Valparaiso Palace & Spa for a five-star all-inclusive spa week above Palma bay — but the real story of Majorca is the sheer depth of its all-inclusive market, from big family villages on the bays to quiet adults-only spa hotels in the capital. Majorca (Mallorca) is the largest of Spain's Balearic Islands and the UK's number-one Balearic holiday spot, wrapped around Palma, Playa de Palma and a coastline of bays. We've built this guide around all three price bands: 10 luxury hotels, 10 mid-range four-stars, and 29 budget hotels — 49 real, distinct, currently bookable properties, each linking straight to its live prices.

For UK travellers, Majorca's pull is simple: a flight of around two and a half hours, one of Europe's busiest airports at PMI just minutes from the city, long sandy beaches at Playa de Palma and Alcúdia, and a huge choice of board from full all-inclusive family villages to half-board boutique stays. The season runs long, and Palma works as a winter city break too — few Mediterranean islands give you this much range on a single short-haul hop.

The one number that decides your real cost here isn't the room rate — it's the board. Many of Palma's city hotels are B&B or half-board rather than full all-inclusive, while the bays run the classic all-in family village model. Judge every Majorca hotel on whether meals and drinks are covered for your trip, and our hotel pages show live totals and current board for your dates.

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Scout's 3 cheapest Majorca picks right now: 🏝 Hotel Amic Horizonte — from ~£155, the cheapest bookable bed on this list. 🌙 BQ Apolo Hotel — from ~£173, a four-star at a three-star price. 🕌 Belle Zurbarán Palma Hotel — from ~£178, a well-reviewed budget city stay near the old town. From-prices are live midweek rates pulled while writing — tap any hotel for today's price on your dates.

Majorca is best thought of as Palma plus the bays: the capital for culture, marina and boutique or adults-only stays; Playa de Palma right beside it for long-beach family all-inclusive; and the wider bays of Alcúdia, Magaluf and Santa Ponsa for the big resort villages. Compare live Majorca hotel prices or search UK flights to Palma (PMI), the island's only airport a short transfer from the city.

Luxury All-Inclusive Hotels in Majorca

Majorca's five-star tier splits between spa-resort giants above Palma bay and the boutique old-town palaces in the heart of the capital. These are the island's premium stays — headline spas, seafront pools and design-led townhouses. Live midweek rates pulled while writing — tap any hotel for your dates.

GPRO Valparaiso Palace & Spa — Majorca, Spain

1. GPRO Valparaiso Palace & Spa — Palma de Mallorca · 5★ · 1,740 reviews · from ~£285/night. A five-star spa palace set on a hillside above Palma bay, and the most-reviewed luxury hotel on this list. It pairs a full wellness complex with sweeping city-and-sea views and an all-inclusive-friendly board, at one of the more accessible five-star rates in Majorca. A strong all-rounder for couples and families who want the spa without the boutique premium.

Nixe Palace — Majorca, Spain

2. Nixe Palace — Palma de Mallorca · 5★ · 1,447 reviews · from ~£392/night. A seafront five-star on the Cala Major stretch just west of Palma centre, with direct sea views and a rooftop pool. Its high review count reflects years as a polished beach-and-city base, and the rate sits mid-luxury for a hotel this close to the water. Ideal for travellers who want the sea on the doorstep and the city a short ride away.

Hotel Gloria de Sant Jaume — Majorca, Spain

3. Hotel Gloria de Sant Jaume — Palma de Mallorca · 5★ · 583 reviews · from ~£498/night. A boutique five-star inside a restored townhouse in Palma's old town, all exposed stone, courtyards and design detail. This is the city-break end of luxury rather than a beach village — a base for couples who want to walk to the cathedral, tapas bars and boutiques straight from the door. Small, characterful and well reviewed for its size.

Convent de la Missio Boutique Hotel — Majorca, Spain

4. Convent de la Missio Boutique Hotel GL, Adults Only – Preferred Hotels & Resorts — Palma de Mallorca · 5★ · 142 reviews · from ~£338/night. An adults-only design hotel set in a former convent in Palma's old town, part of the Preferred Hotels & Resorts collection. Minimalist white interiors, a rooftop and a spa make it a calm couples' retreat right in the city. A boutique luxury pick for travellers who want style and quiet over a family resort.

Hotel Victoria, a Gran Meliá Hotel — Majorca, Spain

5. Hotel Victoria, a Gran Meliá Hotel — Palma de Mallorca · 5★ · 1,692 reviews · from ~£327/night. A landmark seafront five-star on the Paseo Marítimo overlooking Palma's marina, part of Meliá's Gran collection. Big rooms, a rooftop pool and a spa, with the old town and marina walkable from the door. One of the best-reviewed luxury hotels here and a natural pick for a city-and-sea break with full-facility comfort.

Es Princep - The Leading Hotels of the World — Majorca, Spain

6. Es Princep - The Leading Hotels of the World — Palma de Mallorca · 5★ · 1,549 reviews · from ~£471/night. A contemporary five-star below Palma's old town, part of The Leading Hotels of the World, with a rooftop, spa and city-and-bay views. Sleek and design-forward, it's aimed at travellers who want a modern luxury base steps from the cathedral and marina. Among the most-reviewed premium hotels in the capital.

Hotel Cappuccino - Palma — Majorca, Spain

7. Hotel Cappuccino - Palma — Palma de Mallorca · 5★ · 1,024 reviews · from ~£663/night. A stylish five-star in the heart of Palma with a rooftop terrace and pool overlooking the old town rooftops. It carries one of the steeper rates in this tier, reflecting its central position and design-led rooms. A well-reviewed choice for couples who want a chic, walkable city stay above the tourist crowds.

Sant Francesc Hotel Singular — Majorca, Spain

8. Sant Francesc Hotel Singular — Palma de Mallorca · 5★ · 617 reviews · from ~£659/night. A restored 19th-century mansion turned five-star boutique in Palma's old town, with a rooftop pool, spa and grand interiors. This is heritage-luxury in the city rather than a beach resort — a base for travellers who want architecture and atmosphere on the doorstep. Priced at the upper end of the tier to match its landmark setting.

PuroGrand Hotel — Majorca, Spain

9. PuroGrand Hotel — Palma de Mallorca · 5★ · 521 reviews · from ~£387/night. A design-led five-star from the Puro group in Palma's Santa Catalina quarter, known for its lifestyle-hotel styling and buzzy bar scene. It suits younger couples and groups who want a stylish, social city base near the marina and nightlife. Mid-luxury on price for a hotel this central and design-forward.

Palacio Ca Sa Galesa — Majorca, Spain

10. Palacio Ca Sa Galesa — Palma de Mallorca · 5★ · 442 reviews · from ~£432/night. A small five-star palace hotel tucked beside Palma's cathedral, filled with antiques, art and a covered courtyard pool. Intimate and old-world rather than resort-scale, it's a romantic city-break pick for couples who want character over facilities. A characterful upper-luxury stay right in the historic core.

Mid-range All-Inclusive Hotels in Majorca

The middle of the Majorca market is where the four-star all-inclusive and adults-only hotels sit — the value-heavy core of the island, with several running full all-inclusive or spa board. This is the tier for families and couples who want comfort and facilities without the five-star premium. Live midweek rates pulled while writing — tap any hotel for your dates.

Catalonia Majórica — Majorca, Spain

11. Catalonia Majórica — Palma de Mallorca · 4★ · 6,899 reviews · from ~£216/night. The most-reviewed hotel in this entire guide — a large, dependable four-star near Palma's Paseo Marítimo and marina, with a pool and easy old-town access. Its huge review count reflects years as a reliable mid-market base for UK travellers. A safe, well-priced pick for a city-and-sea break with all the four-star essentials.

Hotel Be Live Adults Only Marivent — Majorca, Spain

12. Hotel Be Live Adults Only Marivent — Palma de Mallorca · 4★ · 4,367 reviews · from ~£193/night. A hugely popular adults-only four-star near Palma's Cala Major coast, running an all-inclusive-friendly board for couples and groups. Its 4,000-plus reviews mark it out as one of the best-value adults-only stays on the island. A strong pick for travellers who want the calm of a no-children hotel without paying five-star rates.

Hotel Palladium — Majorca, Spain

13. Hotel Palladium — Palma de Mallorca · 4★ · 2,208 reviews · from ~£197/night. A long-standing four-star on Palma's Paseo Marítimo, walkable to the marina and old town, with a rooftop pool and city views. Well reviewed and keenly priced, it's a classic mid-market city base for travellers who want to be central without the boutique markup. Solid value for a Palma stay under £200 a night.

Be Live Adults Only La Cala Boutique Hotel — Majorca, Spain

14. Be Live Adults Only La Cala Boutique Hotel — Palma de Mallorca · 4★ · 1,309 reviews · from ~£228/night. An adults-only boutique four-star from the Be Live group, smaller and more design-led than its Marivent sister, aimed at couples wanting a quieter city stay. All-inclusive-friendly board and a calm, grown-up atmosphere near the coast. A good middle option between the big adults-only hotels and the boutique five-stars.

Petit Palace Hotel Tres — Majorca, Spain

15. Petit Palace Hotel Tres — Palma de Mallorca · 4★ · 1,293 reviews · from ~£311/night. A boutique four-star set in a restored old-town building with a rooftop terrace and small pool, right among Palma's shops and tapas bars. It sits at the upper end of this tier, reflecting its prime central location and design styling. Best for couples who want a characterful base steps from the cathedral.

Palma Suites — Majorca, Spain

16. Palma Suites — Palma de Mallorca · 4★ · 1,251 reviews · from ~£286/night. An apart-hotel of studios and suites with kitchenettes in central Palma, built for families and longer stays that want space and self-catering flexibility. A rooftop pool and central setting round it out. A practical mid-range pick for travellers who want more room than a standard hotel and the option to cook.

Santa Clara Urban Hotel & Spa — Majorca, Spain

17. Santa Clara Urban Hotel & Spa — Palma de Mallorca · 4★ · 812 reviews · from ~£272/night. A boutique four-star with a spa and rooftop pool in Palma's old town, blending city-break convenience with a wellness focus. Well reviewed for its intimate feel and central setting, it's a natural pick for couples who want a spa without a full resort. A calm, grown-up base a short walk from the cathedral.

Terreno Suites — Majorca, Spain

18. Terreno Suites — Palma de Mallorca · 4★ · 325 reviews · from ~£612/night. A suite-style property in Palma's El Terreno quarter, offering apartment-scale space near the marina and Cala Major coast. Its rate sits at the top of this tier, reflecting the room size and setting rather than resort facilities. Best for groups and families who want their own space in a central, walkable part of the city.

Hotel Riu Bravo - 0'0 All Inclusive — Majorca, Spain

19. Hotel Riu Bravo - 0'0 All Inclusive — Palma de Mallorca · 4★ · 157 reviews · from ~£293/night. A RIU-branded four-star running a genuine all-inclusive board right at Playa de Palma, on one of the island's longest sandy beaches. This is the classic beach-village all-inclusive experience — buffets, pools and drinks included, steps from the sand. A strong pick for families who want the full all-in board close to the airport.

Ocho Suites & Kitchen — Majorca, Spain

20. Ocho Suites & Kitchen — Palma de Mallorca · 4★ · 156 reviews · from ~£499/night. A boutique suite-and-kitchen property in central Palma, pairing self-catering space with a design-led, foodie-friendly concept. Its rate reflects the suite format and central setting rather than resort scale. Ideal for couples or small groups who want independence, style and a walkable old-town base.

Budget All-Inclusive Hotels in Majorca

The budget end of Majorca is a deep bench of three- and four-star hotels in and around Palma and Playa de Palma — great value city and beach bases, several with all-inclusive or spa options. Note that some are B&B or half-board rather than full all-inclusive, so check each hotel's board on its live page. Live midweek rates pulled while writing — tap any hotel for your dates.

Hotel Amic Horizonte — Majorca, Spain

21. Hotel Amic Horizonte — Palma de Mallorca · 3★ · 4,357 reviews · from ~£155/night. The cheapest bookable bed on this entire list at around £155 a night — a well-reviewed three-star near Palma's El Terreno and marina, with a pool and easy city access. Its huge review count shows how reliably it delivers for the price. A great-value base for travellers who want a comfortable city stay over resort facilities.

BQ Apolo Hotel — Majorca, Spain

22. BQ Apolo Hotel — Palma de Mallorca · 4★ · 135 reviews · from ~£173/night. A four-star on Palma's Paseo Marítimo at a genuine budget-tier rate, walkable to the marina and old town with a rooftop pool. It punches above its price for a central four-star, making it a smart pick for travellers who want more than a basic room without spending big. Good value for a city break near the water.

Belle Zurbarán Palma Hotel — Majorca, Spain

23. Belle Zurbarán Palma Hotel — Palma de Mallorca · 3★ · 2,783 reviews · from ~£178/night. A well-reviewed three-star in central Palma, an easy walk from the old town, cathedral and shops. Its strong review count reflects consistent value for a city base at this price. A dependable, no-fuss choice for couples and short-break travellers who want to be in the heart of the capital.

Hotel Amic Colon — Majorca, Spain

24. Hotel Amic Colon — Palma de Mallorca · 3★ · 2,853 reviews · from ~£179/night. A three-star from the Amic group near Palma's centre, well reviewed for its value and location close to the shops and old town. A rooftop and pool round out a solid budget city base. A safe pick for travellers who want a comfortable, central stay without paying four-star rates.

Hotel Artmadams — Majorca, Spain

25. Hotel Artmadams — Palma de Mallorca · 4★ · 2,857 reviews · from ~£181/night. An art-themed four-star near Palma's Paseo Marítimo, with a rooftop pool and design touches throughout, at a keen budget-tier rate. Its high review count marks it as one of the better-value central four-stars. A stylish, wallet-friendly base for couples who want character close to the marina and old town.

BQ Augusta Hotel — Majorca, Spain

26. BQ Augusta Hotel — Palma de Mallorca · 4★ · 1,785 reviews · from ~£183/night. A modern four-star from the BQ group in central Palma, with a rooftop pool and city views, walkable to the shopping streets and old town. Well reviewed and keenly priced, it's a reliable mid-city base for travellers who want a full-facility four-star under £200 a night.

BQ Belvedere Hotel — Majorca, Spain

27. BQ Belvedere Hotel — Palma de Mallorca · 4★ · 242 reviews · from ~£185/night. A four-star above Palma's El Terreno with rooftop views over the bay and marina, another value pick from the BQ family. Central yet slightly elevated from the busiest streets, it suits travellers who want a quieter city base at a budget rate. Good value for a full-facility hotel near the water.

Hotel Joan Miró Museum — Majorca, Spain

28. Hotel Joan Miró Museum — Palma de Mallorca · 4★ · 4,676 reviews · from ~£195/night. A well-reviewed four-star in Palma's El Terreno near the Miró museum and Cala Major coast, with a pool and easy city access. Its 4,000-plus reviews mark it as a proven mid-market favourite. A great-value base for travellers who want a full-facility four-star a short ride from both the beach and the old town.

Planet Hotels One Adults Only — Majorca, Spain

29. Planet Hotels One Adults Only +16 — Palma de Mallorca · 3★ · 26 reviews · from ~£195/night. An adults-only (+16) three-star in Palma aimed at couples and groups wanting a quiet, grown-up city base at a budget rate. Newer to the review list but a useful pick for travellers who specifically want a no-young-children hotel without the four-star premium. Check its live page for current board and facilities.

Hotel Isla Mallorca & Spa — Majorca, Spain

30. Hotel Isla Mallorca & Spa — Palma de Mallorca · 4★ · 133 reviews · from ~£198/night. A four-star with a spa near Palma's Paseo Marítimo, offering an all-inclusive-friendly board and wellness facilities at a budget-tier rate. It's a rare combination of spa access and a sub-£200 price this close to the city centre. A smart pick for couples who want a little pampering without the five-star spend.

Bordoy Continental Palma — Majorca, Spain

31. Bordoy Continental Palma — Palma de Mallorca · 4★ · 2,759 reviews · from ~£200/night. A well-reviewed four-star in central Palma, walkable to the old town and shopping district, with a rooftop and pool. Its strong review count reflects consistent mid-market value at the £200 mark. A dependable city base for travellers who want a full-facility four-star in the heart of the capital.

Eurostars Marivent — Majorca, Spain

32. Eurostars Marivent — Palma de Mallorca · 4★ · 3,434 reviews · from ~£202/night. A four-star from the Eurostars group near Palma's Cala Major coast, well reviewed for its value and rooftop pool. Its high review volume signals a reliably busy, well-run hotel a short ride from both the beach and the old town. A solid mid-market pick just above the £200 mark.

Hotel Palma Bellver, Affiliated by Meliá — Majorca, Spain

33. Hotel Palma Bellver, Affiliated by Meliá — Palma de Mallorca · 4★ · 6,852 reviews · from ~£206/night. A large seafront four-star on Palma's Paseo Marítimo, affiliated with Meliá, and one of the most-reviewed hotels in this guide. A rooftop pool, sea views and a walkable marina-and-old-town setting make it a proven crowd-pleaser. A great-value full-facility base for a city-and-sea break near the water.

Ca n'Alexandre - Adults Only — Majorca, Spain

34. Ca n'Alexandre - Turismo de Interior - Adults Only — Palma de Mallorca · 4★ · 1,996 reviews · from ~£206/night. An adults-only boutique four-star in a restored old-town townhouse, part of Palma's "turismo de interior" tradition of small character hotels. Calm, central and design-led, it's a couples' pick for a quiet, grown-up stay in the historic core. Well reviewed for its intimate feel and walkable setting.

Grupotel Orient — Majorca, Spain

35. Grupotel Orient — Palma de Mallorca · 4★ · 118 reviews · from ~£207/night. A four-star from the Grupotel group at Playa de Palma, close to the long sandy beach and the resort strip's bars and restaurants. This is the beach end of the budget tier rather than the city — a practical base for a sun-and-sand break near the airport. Check its live page for current board options.

Hotel JS Palma Stay - Adults Only — Majorca, Spain

36. Hotel JS Palma Stay - Adults Only — Palma de Mallorca · 4★ · 159 reviews · from ~£208/night. An adults-only four-star from the JS group near Playa de Palma, aimed at couples and groups wanting a quiet beach-and-city base. All-inclusive-friendly board and a calm atmosphere make it a good grown-up alternative to the family villages. A useful pick for travellers who want no children without the boutique price.

MHOUSE Boutique Hotel Palma — Majorca, Spain

37. MHOUSE Boutique Hotel Palma — Palma de Mallorca · 4★ · 2,187 reviews · from ~£212/night. A design-led boutique four-star in central Palma, well reviewed for its style and location near the shopping streets and old town. It brings a boutique feel at a budget-tier rate, making it a smart pick for couples who want character without the five-star spend. A stylish, walkable city base.

INNSiDE by Meliá Palma Bosque — Majorca, Spain

38. INNSiDE by Meliá Palma Bosque — Palma de Mallorca · 4★ · 4,560 reviews · from ~£212/night. A modern four-star from Meliá's INNSiDE brand in central Palma, with a rooftop pool and contemporary styling, very well reviewed for its value. Its high review count reflects a reliably run, design-forward city hotel. A strong pick for travellers who want a modern, full-facility base a short walk from the old town.

HM Jaime III Hotel — Majorca, Spain

39. HM Jaime III Hotel — Palma de Mallorca · 4★ · 128 reviews · from ~£215/night. A four-star on Palma's central Jaime III shopping avenue, putting the boutiques, cafés and old town right on the doorstep. It's a genuinely central city base for travellers who want to be in the thick of Palma. A convenient mid-tier pick for a walkable capital break.

Hotel Eden Palma Playa — Majorca, Spain

40. Hotel Eden Palma Playa — Palma de Mallorca · 3★ · 27 reviews · from ~£217/night. A three-star at Playa de Palma running an all-inclusive-friendly board, close to the long sandy beach and the resort strip. This is the beach-village end of the budget tier — a practical all-in base near the airport for families and sun-seekers. Newer to the review list, so check its live page for current board and facilities.

INNSiDE by Meliá Palma Center — Majorca, Spain

41. INNSiDE by Meliá Palma Center — Palma de Mallorca · 4★ · 3,595 reviews · from ~£220/night. A central four-star from Meliá's INNSiDE brand, well reviewed and steps from Palma's shopping and old town, with a rooftop pool. Its strong review count reflects a dependable, modern city base. A solid mid-tier pick for travellers who want a contemporary hotel right in the heart of the capital.

Hotel Feliz — Majorca, Spain

42. Hotel Feliz — Palma de Mallorca · 4★ · 3,074 reviews · from ~£223/night. A design-led four-star near Palma's Paseo Marítimo, well reviewed for its stylish rooms and rooftop pool with bay views. It brings a boutique feel at a mid-tier rate, walkable to the marina and old town. A characterful pick for couples who want design and a good view without the five-star premium.

Protur Naisa Palma Hotel — Majorca, Spain

43. Protur Naisa Palma Hotel — Palma de Mallorca · 4★ · 5,819 reviews · from ~£229/night. A well-reviewed four-star from the Protur group in central Palma, with a rooftop pool and easy access to the old town and shops. Its very high review count marks it as a proven, reliably run city base. A dependable full-facility pick for travellers who want a busy, well-run hotel in the heart of the capital.

Belle Marivent Boutique Hotel — Majorca, Spain

44. Belle Marivent Boutique Hotel — Palma de Mallorca · 4★ · 286 reviews · from ~£229/night. A boutique four-star near Palma's Cala Major coast, smaller and more design-led than the big city hotels, aimed at couples wanting a quieter base near the sea. A calm, characterful alternative to the central bustle at a reasonable rate. Check its live page for current board and spa options.

AC Hotel Ciutat de Palma by Marriott — Majorca, Spain

45. AC Hotel Ciutat de Palma by Marriott — Palma de Mallorca · 4★ · 532 reviews · from ~£231/night. A polished four-star from Marriott's AC brand in central Palma, with the reliable, business-smart styling the chain is known for and a walkable old-town setting. A dependable pick for travellers who want a familiar international standard in the heart of the city. Well reviewed for its consistency and location.

Hotel Almudaina — Majorca, Spain

46. Hotel Almudaina — Palma de Mallorca · 4★ · 4,795 reviews · from ~£235/night. A long-standing four-star on Palma's central Jaime III avenue, very well reviewed and steps from the boutiques, cathedral and old town, with a rooftop terrace. Its high review count reflects decades as a reliable city-centre base. A great pick for travellers who want a walkable, full-facility hotel in the heart of Palma.

Hotel Costa Azul — Majorca, Spain

47. Hotel Costa Azul — Palma de Mallorca · 4★ · 3,503 reviews · from ~£237/night. A seafront four-star on Palma's Paseo Marítimo with direct bay views and a rooftop pool, well reviewed for its position right on the water. Walkable to the marina and old town, it's a natural pick for travellers who want the sea from their window in the city. A dependable full-facility base with a standout setting.

Hotel Hostal Cuba — Majorca, Spain

48. Hotel Hostal Cuba — Palma de Mallorca · 4★ · 221 reviews · from ~£241/night. A boutique four-star in Palma's buzzy Santa Catalina quarter, set in a restored landmark building with a rooftop bar and design-led rooms. It puts the neighbourhood's market, tapas bars and marina on the doorstep. A stylish pick for couples who want to stay in Palma's most fashionable district.

ICON Rosetó — Majorca, Spain

49. ICON Rosetó — Palma de Mallorca · 4★ · 1,849 reviews · from ~£243/night. A design-led four-star near Palma's Paseo Marítimo, well reviewed for its stylish rooms and rooftop pool, rounding out the budget tier at the top of its range. Central, walkable and contemporary, it's a strong choice for couples who want a boutique feel and a good view close to the marina and old town.

Budget tier summary: cheapest bed — Hotel Amic Horizonte £155; cheapest four-star — BQ Apolo Hotel £173; best-value adults-only — Hotel Be Live Adults Only Marivent £193; beach all-inclusive — Hotel Riu Bravo £293. Compare all Majorca hotels with live prices →

Compare other Spanish holiday spots

Majorca is the polished Balearic pick — Palma's culture and marina, Playa de Palma's family beaches and a long list of adults-only spa hotels, all a short PMI transfer from the plane. If you're weighing it against the other islands, the Canaries trade Majorca's summer-led season for year-round winter sun: compare Tenerife, Gran Canaria and Lanzarote if you want warmth outside the summer months.

On the mainland, the Costa strips give you Spain's biggest family all-inclusive markets — Benidorm for the classic packed resort belt, Marbella for the upscale Costa del Sol, and Salou for the theme-park coast near Barcelona. For a city-break-plus-beach angle like Palma, see family holidays in Spain and our best hotels in Barcelona guide. For a peak-summer family beach week close to home, Majorca is hard to beat.

Majorca All-Inclusive FAQs

Which airport do I fly into for Majorca?

Palma de Mallorca Airport (PMI) is the island's only airport and one of the busiest in Europe through summer, with direct flights from most UK airports. From PMI it's a short transfer — often 15–30 minutes — to Palma, Playa de Palma and the nearby bays. Search UK flights to PMI and compare live Majorca hotel prices to line up your dates.

Are there adults-only all-inclusive hotels in Majorca?

Plenty. Palma and Playa de Palma have a strong adults-only scene — Hotel Be Live Adults Only Marivent, Be Live Adults Only La Cala, Ca n'Alexandre and Hotel JS Palma Stay all cater to couples and groups wanting a quieter stay. Many pair the calm with a spa. Filter toward the adults-only four-stars on this list, and confirm the concept on each hotel's live page.

Which part of Majorca is best for an all-inclusive family holiday?

For classic family all-inclusive, Playa de Palma and the northern bay of Alcúdia lead — long sandy beaches, shallow water and big village-style resorts. Magaluf and Santa Ponsa in the west also cater heavily to families. Palma city itself suits couples and culture-focused travellers more than young families. Match the district to your trip and check each hotel's live page.

Is Palma a good base for a Majorca holiday?

Palma is excellent if you want a city break with beach access rather than a pure resort holiday — a stunning old town, Gothic cathedral, marina and tapas scene, with Playa de Palma's beaches a short ride away. It leans toward four-star B&B, half-board and adults-only spa hotels. For a full all-inclusive family village, look to the bays instead.

How many all-inclusive hotels are in Majorca?

This guide covers 49 real, currently bookable Majorca properties across luxury, mid-range and budget tiers — from Palma's five-star spa and boutique hotels to the four-star adults-only and family stays around Playa de Palma and the bays. Each links straight to its live JetMeAway price page with real-time rates on your dates.

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