Overview
Hotel Migjorn is the kind of family-only paradise that makes parents question every “regular” resort they’ve ever booked – it’s a serious case of small hotel, big charm. With just ten suites and not a side-eyeing honeymooner in sight, this intimate finca-style hideaway feels more like a beautifully serviced villa shared with a handful of like-minded families. Children slot in as if they’ve been coming for years, thanks to toys, books and games tucked into every nook, a shaded playground in the garden, ride-ons and swings for roaming, a mini soccer field, trampoline, and pool and beach toys on standby. The result? Parents can exhale, sip something cold and watch the week unfold at a blissfully child-led rhythm
Mealtimes are a joy, too. Thanks to gourmet half board and the twice-weekly fiesta evenings — long-table BBQs and tapas lovingly prepared by the team – creating a sense of connection you won’t find in larger resorts. Suites blend rustic-chic style with family-friendly function — think separate living spaces, handy kitchenettes, terraces for most, and an impressive stash of baby and toddler kit to borrow so you can pack blissfully light
And then there’s the location: Mallorca’s warmest, sunniest corner, just five minutes from the Caribbean-worthy sands of Es Trenc and close to calm coves perfect for little paddlers. While it would be tempting to check in and never leave this dreamy mini-resort, we highly recommend hiring a car to make the most of the island, guided by the owners’ brilliant activity tips.Explore the South-East’s stunning coves (Cala Llombards, Cala Santanyí, Mondragó Natural Park, Cala Sa Nau), the famous Santanyí market, the turquoise-hued fisherman village of Cala Figuera, aquariums in Colonia Sant Jordi and Palma, a cactus garden with playground at Botanicactus, a sea salt tour at Salines d’Es Trenc (keep an eye out for flamingos!), an ostrich farm, stalactite caves, Dinoland, Marineland, waterparks, climbing parks, and even the interactive Rafael Nadal Museum… Phew! Give us a minute—we need to catch our breath, that was a long list!
With Palma airport only 30 minutes away, it’s an effortlessly easy escape — and the sort of place families fall hard for. Because once you’ve tasted the magic of Migjorn, nothing else quite hits the same holiday sweet spot
Mama
Get in touch
Flight
2 hr 20 min flight from London to Palma de Mallorca Airport
Transfer
Approx 30 minutes from Palma airport. We recommend hiring a car to make the most of this activity-rich area, however, taxis are a breeze at Palma airport (and around 60 euros each way). If you fancy hiring a car for a few days of your holiday the team at Migjorn are happy to help – and can provide car seats for those 9 months + for free
Best time to visit
Mallorca basks in gentle warmth for most of the year, making the “perfect” time to visit more a matter of mood than weather. In this sun-kissed corner of the island, it’s not unusual to enjoy blissful highs of 25–27°C even in March and November—two of our favourite months to travel. These shoulder seasons offer golden light, quiet beaches, and ample warmth. Families with little ones will also love May, June, and September, when the days are warm and unhurried. Summer brings the classic Mediterranean glow in full force. And whenever you choose to come, Migjorn makes your stay even sweeter: as one of the only hotels on the island with a heated pool—open from the very first day of the season to the last. Even the sea in this part of Mallorca stays welcoming for swimmers from early May right through to Christmas
Hotel Migjorn is open from March – November. And you can find our region temperature guide (of average temperatures) below
March: Average temps of 18°
April: Average temps of 20°
May: Average temps of 24°
June: Average temps of 28°
July: Average temps of 31°
August: Average temps of 31°
September: Average temps of 28°
October: Average temps of 24°
November: Average temps of 20°
Favourite room
Hotel Migjorn offers ten bright, spacious family suites, each individually designed to blend contemporary elegance with traditional Mallorcan charm
Every suite features a large bedroom, an en-suite bathroom, and a generous lounge with a dining area and a small kitchen. Comfort is paramount: separate air conditioning for the bedroom and living area ensures the perfect temperature, while blackout curtains let you enjoy a peaceful post-lunch nap without interruption
There are four suite categories to suit every family’s needs:
Double Deluxe Suites – Located on the first floor of the main building, these suites offer an entry-level price without compromising on style. While they don’t have private outdoor space, the large French windows in the bedroom and living room flood the suite with light and invite the outdoors in. The high-end sofa easily converts into a bunk bed, with this the suite can accommodate up to 2 adults, 2 children, and 1 baby
First Floor Superior Suite – Designed for families of up to 2 adults and 2 children, this suite features a charming east-facing loggia (open sided corridor) in a Moorish style—perfect for sipping coffee while watching the sunrise
First Floor Junior Superior Suite – Sharing a similar internal layout with the First Floor Superior, this suite includes the added luxury of sunbeds on a private terrace too
Ground Floor Superior Suites – The largest and most stunning of all, these light-filled suites comfortably host up to 6 family members. Located either in the main house or an outbuilding, each suite boasts terraces that span the full width of the bedroom and living room. Cleverly designed with dual entrances, parents can enter or leave without disturbing sleeping children, making these suites the ultimate choice for seamless family living
Price & Special Offers
from £343 p/night in low season and £395 p/night in high season for a family of three (1 baby without halfboard)
from £355 p/night in low season and £407 p/night in high season for a family of four (1 baby without halfboard, 1 toddler with halfboard)
from £398 p/night in low season and £450 p/night in high season for a family of five (1 baby without halfboard, 1 toddler with halfboard, 1 child age 3 or older with halfboard)

