Fuse together unspoilt rural peacefulness with the benefits of four-star comfort then you can adequately describe Binirroca Hotel. When post-impressionist artist and fashion designer discovered a dilapidated 15th century farmhouse, five years later the metamorphosis to a delightful 12 bedroom, deep in the heart of Minorcan countryside is complete. Satisfying the needs of the 20th century whilst retaining all the natural ingredients of a peaceful era. Entering the farmhouse through its cool, reception rooms, the independent traveller is struck by the simple elegance of the antique furniture with walls adorned by Lindsay Mullen's enchanting artworks. Each of Biniarroca's 12 bedrooms, all with bathroom en-suite, is unique reflecting a diversity of styles from the 1920's leopardskin Deco room to the cool Tucsan terracotta's and greens reminding one of a bedroom in a medieval villa.
Some suites have their own private terraces whist two of the rooms share a large, sunny terrace.
There is also a delightful room suitable for guests with disabilities including wheelchair access. Although the hotel has only recently opened, the foresight and sensitivity of this duo made the creation of the gardens their priority. Mature rose gardens, luxuriant lavender bushes and abundant bourganvillia create the botanical backcloth worthy of this lovingly restored hideaway providing the calm serenity to read a book, be contemplative or simply sit, relax and soak in the surroundings. It is probabily far too quiet and peaceful for youngsters to find excitement here, so for this reason children are not catered for Biniarroca Hotel. One three evenings a week throughout the summer, guests are invited to sample gourmet cuisine on the terrace in summer and in the typically Minorcan dining room in the winter.