Casa de Lavanda
Menorca, Spain
- From €6,818/night
- Hotel, Villa
- 12 Bedrooms
- 12 Bathrooms
- Sleeps 24
Situated at the heart of a 250-acre estate, this beautiful property operates as a boutique hotel but lends itself perfectly to exclusive use also. This extraordinary house was completely renovated in 2015 and is a superb choice of venue particularly for a celebration or a large get together with friends or family. The lack of close neighbours makes a stay here very relaxing and allows those wishing to enjoy a party with friends or family to be unhindered by noise restrictions.
Designed and built with relaxation and entertainment in mind, there is a gorgeous infinity edged swimming pool and plenty of areas for communal dining, both indoors and out. Dining is a pleasure here, with two excellent chefs on hand; one from Valencia who reputedly makes the best paella on the island and the other Italian, whose pasta is simply sensational!
If booking as a private villa, the estate comes fully staffed and inclusions vary according to the length of stay. There are seven bedrooms in the main house and five in the Boyera house, the former stables. Three Superior rooms are very spacious
and located on the first floor of the main building. These rooms have ample natural day light and enjoy picturesque views of the surroundings.
Four Deluxe Rooms with Private Garden are in the Boyera building (the former stables) and the four Grand Deluxe Rooms with Private Terrace are in both the main house and the Boyera building.
The Tower Room at 50 square metres in size is located in the main building, with lovely views. This room has natural lighting and it is a delight to enjoy the beauty of the Menorcan sunset, whilst sipping on an aperitif.
Massage and treatments are also possible here, arranged in a variety of locations. In addition, yoga, Pilates, babysitters and additional activities and excursions are all possible. All are on request and at an additional charge. There is a vineyard in the estate as well.
The island's capital, Mahon, is only 15 minutes away by car, where there are plenty of shops and restaurants to enjoy.
At A Glance
- An original 19th Century Manor House, rennovated to very high standards
- Close to the village of Sant Climent
- Combines service of a hotel with an exclusive use private residence
- Accommodates up to 24 adults
- Main House: 7 Double bedrooms with
en-suite bathrooms - Guest House: 5 Double bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms
- Large sitting room on the first floor
- Various outdoor dining areas
- Fully staffed with butlers, housekeepers and chefs
- Chef's kitchen
- Landscaped gardens with croquet lawn
- Vineyard in the estate
- Gymnasium
- Massage and treatments available
- Located just 15 minutes from Mahon in a quiet area
Features:
- ✓ Air-conditioning
- ✓ BBQ
- ✓ Chef
- ✓ Concierge Service
- ✓ Daily Maid Service
- ✓ Family Friendly
- ✓ Gym
- ✓ Heated Pool
- ✓ Housekeeper / Cook
- ✓ Restaurant
- ✓ Wifi
Region
Known for its endless beaches, rolling hills and mellow way of life, Menorca is the most relaxed of the Balearic Islands. Visitors here can expect a quieter vibe than that of its Westerly sisters – more likely to hear the sounds of waves lapping on the sun-bleached shores than the high-tempo holy ground of Ibiza and Mallorca.
It’s a beautiful island, whose charm lies in its unspoiled character and the numerous little beaches and coves where visitors can enjoy a perfect Mediterranean atmosphere untroubled by tourist hordes. Many can be reached by land but the perfect option is to hire a boat and discover more.
Travel down the pine tree lined coastal roads and visit the Anglo-Spanish city of Mao or Ciutadella, with its strong North African influence; enjoy freshly caught lobster on a clifftop just north of Mahón, or just curl up in a hammock with a book – whatever you choose, you will be enchanted with this island and its restorative effects.
The island is predominantly low lying and green, and thanks to its huge natural harbour at Maó, was for nearly 70 years in the 18th century a British colony and naval base capital. This has left a charming, elegant town, that rises up from its harbour with quaint streets, a legacy of Georgian architecture, colourful markets – and also an excellent, locally distilled, gin. On the west coast is the delightful old medieval capital of Ciutadella, with remnants of its many hundred years of Arab occupation plus the island’s magnificent 13th century Cathedral.
In essence Menorca is not for party-goers but for visitors to enjoy an island with a rich biodiversity and still unspoiled charm.
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Menorca offers consistent weather during the four seasons with the changes in seasonal weather clearly defining the different times of the year. Read More
Rates
EURO 47,723 per week - March, Nov and Dec
EURO 62,620 per week - April, May and Oct
EURO 70,195 per week - June, Sept, Christmas & New Year
EURO 74,740 per week - July and August
Pricing varies for exclusive use for each request, depending on length of stay and requirements.
Exclusive use stays: the estate comes fully-staffed and inclusions vary according to the length of stay.
Hotel stays: can include breakfast only and prices in low season start from around €300 per room per night based on two people.
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