Cap Rocat

Current Local Time: 21:13 / Thu, May 24th, 2012

Kiwi Score

78

Rated Jun, 2011
Kiwi Score Explained
- Service
  
  8
  
  80%
- Rooms
  
  8
  
  80%
- Food & Beverage
  
  8
  
  80%
- Spa & Fitness
  
  4
  
  40%
- Attention to Detail
  
  8
  
  80%
- Generosity & Value
  
  8
  
  80%
- Wow / Hip Factor
  
  9
  
  90%
- Architecture & Design
  
  8
  
  80%
- Location
  
  9
  
  90%
- Fit to Promise
  
  8
  
  80%
Nightly Rates from:

EUR 413

Nightly Rates From

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(USD 519)
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Complimentary continental breakfast

3PM check-out, when available

VIP Guest status

$25 food or beverage voucher

Free in-room Internet or Valet parking

Read Our Terms and Conditions
- Room & Suites:
  24
- Setting:
  Coastal
- Style:
  Historical, Hotel, Design

Overview
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Overview

Here in idyllic Mallorca, you’ll be safe from boredom inside the cool walls of Cap Rocat, a former fortress. Where cannons once rang out, only waves pierce the silence now.

A very surprising breakfast- whenever and wherever you want it.

Complete with drawbridge, this Mallorcan fortress needs not answer any questions as to its authenticity. Palms sway in the moonlight inside the stoic walls, and temporary residents thank their lucky stars that they have the time they do here at Cap Rocat.

Three classes of rooms (totaling just 24) are on offer to please various tastes: Cap Rocat, former shooting pads with private terraces and outstanding views, La Muralla, smaller rooms in the original Soldier’s Quarters, and El Cabo, a single massive suite with stunning private pool and gardens. All spaces are decorated in a calming and modern Mediterranean style, and feature Cap Rocat’s charming old stone walls.

The Mediterranean water off the beach is clear as glass, and guests would be remiss not to hop in as much as possible. Air dry on a lounger with a book before wandering over to the Sea Club, where views compete against the chef for your attention, and a log fire grill takes care of the ambiance.

Choose instead to dine at the Fortress, serving local Mediterranean fare, or in the Former Fortess Kitchen, where private dining truly meets its maker.

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