Hotels in Menorca
Best Hotels in Menorca
Menorca Hotels
Deemed the most tranquil of the Balearic Islands, sunny Menorca exists at a particularly relaxed pace. Here, quiet unspoiled beaches, al fresco dining,and idyllic palm lined resorts are the island’s main features. Veer away from the tourist draws however and you’ll discover a trove of lesser known gems, from ancient archaeological sites to cultural treats. With a slew of purpose built family attractions, watersports and gorgeous scenery to boot, it’s no wonder that Menorca is a firm family favorite.
From popular sandy stretches to tiny tucked away spots, there’s plenty of beaches to choose from on the island. Cala Blanca, an attractive little town on the west coast, is home to an enviable cove framed by pine tree wooded cliffs. A family friendly beach with its golden sand and shallow turquoise water, it’s a popular spot for sunbathers, swimmers, and pedalo boaters alike. Cala Mitjana Beach is a smaller, more secluded cove. Carpeted with soft white sand, the picturesque little parcel is the perfect escape. Meanwhile, Mahon Harbor is one of the largest natural ports in the world. With a gentle bustle by day, come night the portside ignites with a Mediterranean buzz thanks to its many bars and restaurants. Set within the cool ornate stone walls of a Franciscan monastery, the Museum of Menorca details the island’s story. With artefacts spanning back to the Roman and Talayotic periods, history buffs will be captivated.
Hotels in Menorca
The hotels in Menorca range from full service establishments to home from home rental villas and apartments, many of which are strategically placed just moments from the beach. Luxury here often comes in cool and contemporary style, where Champagne on ice is just the start. Expect swanky suites, pampering spa centers, and glamor galore. The midrange hotel and apartment complexes come packed with every amenity under the sun. Swimming pools, gymnasiums, and games rooms are all common place. If you’re looking for a budget holiday, you’ll be on the right island. There are lots of cheap hotels in Menorca, with some great deals during the less busy months.
Where to stay
Many families opt for a hotel in Menorca’s Cala’n Bosch area, on the southwest of the island. Studded with whitewash villas and gilded with a sunbaked beach, the tourist town’s epicenter is its marina. Home to shops, craft stalls, and al fresco eateries, nearby you’ll find the Goody Goody Park playground. Reclining on Menorca’s western edge, Cuidadela is a heritage hewn city of cobbled streets and grand architecture. The marina here attracts a glamorous crowd, with its trove of upmarket restaurants and night haunts. On Menorca’s south coast, laid back Cala Galdana boasts the island’s most beautiful beach. An R&R haven, the area offers countless family attractions.
How to get to Menorca
Also known as Menorca Airport, Mahon Airport is the island’s primary gateway. Serving destinations throughout Europe, come summer the options increase with a large schedule of seasonal flights. Once you’ve landed, getting to your accommodation is usually convenient and fuss free, with a good many hotels and transport companies offering shuttle services. Another popular option of course is to hire a car. There’s lots to explore in Menorca, and numerous companies operate around the island’s tourist hubs as well as the airport itself. If you’re spending time on mainland Spain or Majorca, it’s also possible to get to Menorca by ferry.
Deemed the most tranquil of the Balearic Islands, sunny Menorca exists at a particularly relaxed pace. Here, quiet unspoiled beaches, al fresco dining,and idyllic palm lined resorts are the island’s main features. Veer away from the tourist draws however and you’ll discover a trove of lesser known gems, from ancient archaeological sites to cultural treats. With a slew of purpose built family attractions, watersports and gorgeous scenery to boot, it’s no wonder that Menorca is a firm family favorite.
From popular sandy stretches to tiny tucked away spots, there’s plenty of beaches to choose from on the island. Cala Blanca, an attractive little town on the west coast, is home to an enviable cove framed by pine tree wooded cliffs. A family friendly beach with its golden sand and shallow turquoise water, it’s a popular spot for sunbathers, swimmers, and pedalo boaters alike. Cala Mitjana Beach is a smaller, more secluded cove. Carpeted with soft white sand, the picturesque little parcel is the perfect escape. Meanwhile, Mahon Harbor is one of the largest natural ports in the world. With a gentle bustle by day, come night the portside ignites with a Mediterranean buzz thanks to its many bars and restaurants. Set within the cool ornate stone walls of a Franciscan monastery, the Museum of Menorca details the island’s story. With artefacts spanning back to the Roman and Talayotic periods, history buffs will be captivated.
Hotels in Menorca
The hotels in Menorca range from full service establishments to home from home rental villas and apartments, many of which are strategically placed just moments from the beach. Luxury here often comes in cool and contemporary style, where Champagne on ice is just the start. Expect swanky suites, pampering spa centers, and glamor galore. The midrange hotel and apartment complexes come packed with every amenity under the sun. Swimming pools, gymnasiums, and games rooms are all common place. If you’re looking for a budget holiday, you’ll be on the right island. There are lots of cheap hotels in Menorca, with some great deals during the less busy months.
Where to stay
Many families opt for a hotel in Menorca’s Cala’n Bosch area, on the southwest of the island. Studded with whitewash villas and gilded with a sunbaked beach, the tourist town’s epicenter is its marina. Home to shops, craft stalls, and al fresco eateries, nearby you’ll find the Goody Goody Park playground. Reclining on Menorca’s western edge, Cuidadela is a heritage hewn city of cobbled streets and grand architecture. The marina here attracts a glamorous crowd, with its trove of upmarket restaurants and night haunts. On Menorca’s south coast, laid back Cala Galdana boasts the island’s most beautiful beach. An R&R haven, the area offers countless family attractions.
How to get to Menorca
Also known as Menorca Airport, Mahon Airport is the island’s primary gateway. Serving destinations throughout Europe, come summer the options increase with a large schedule of seasonal flights. Once you’ve landed, getting to your accommodation is usually convenient and fuss free, with a good many hotels and transport companies offering shuttle services. Another popular option of course is to hire a car. There’s lots to explore in Menorca, and numerous companies operate around the island’s tourist hubs as well as the airport itself. If you’re spending time on mainland Spain or Majorca, it’s also possible to get to Menorca by ferry.
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