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Pleta de Mar
Country Hotel · Canyamel, Spain

Pleta de Mar

18+ adults only 9.6 Exceptional · 118 reviews 107 photos

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The road into Canyamel loses its shopfronts a few minutes before the coast, and what is left is pine forest running down to the water. Pleta de Mar sits behind that treeline, thirty suites turned toward the Mediterranean, run by a Mallorcan family hotel group that has kept this stretch of coast much as it found it. It takes no guests under sixteen. For anyone who wants a week where the only real decision is which of the three ways down to the sea to take.

Inside, the suites keep to noble materials and a quiet palette: stone, timber, contemporary Mediterranean lines, a considered handful of art on the walls. Windows run the length of a wall and open onto a private terrace, so the pines and the sea are never fully shut out. Thirty suites in total, spread wide enough that the two infinity pools facing the Mediterranean rarely feel shared. Every suite has its own outdoor shower; the higher categories add a private garden, a hot tub set into the terrace, or a sea-facing pool of their own. This is adults-only, and it shows in how little there is to hear besides the pines.

Pleta de Mar sets a minimum age of 18 in its own house rules, read on 11 August 2026. A house whose rule drops below eighteen, or stops naming an age, is taken off HUSH — how every house is checked.

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Rooms under the beams

There is no repeated corridor here. Suites are arranged as separate low buildings around courtyards and gardens, which is why the place feels more like a hamlet than a hotel — pleta is Mallorcan for a walled sheep enclosure, and the layout keeps that idea. Inside, the palette almost never leaves cream, oak and stone.

Sa Pleta by Marc Fosh

The kitchen is run under Marc Fosh, the first British chef in Spain to hold a Michelin star, and the dining room opens straight onto the lawn behind a bank of lavender. Dinner is a tasting menu of Mediterranean cooking; there is a second, more informal table and a bamboo bar for the hours either side of it.

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3 nights · 2026-09-23 → 2026-09-26 · 2 adults

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What guests say

9.6 Exceptional 118 reviews
Cleanliness9.35
Service9.65
Location9.95
Room Quality9.55
Amenities9.65
Value for Money9.45
Camus Australia · young couple 10
amazing pools, restaurants were phenomenal, can’t wait to go back.
Rebecca United States · young couple 10
This was one of my favorite resorts I have ever been. Absolutely incredible. So peaceful, beautiful, and truly luxurious. The food and drinks are incredible. We did the tasting menu at Pleta, as well as the tasting...
Nell United Kingdom · young couple 10
the staff were fantastic, property was stunning.
Anonymous United Kingdom · young couple 10
Super friendly staff, made us feel like home
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Our tips

The outdoor shower in the pines

Every suite has its own terrace, and even the entry Concierge Suite keeps its at the edge of a pine wood — step out to the outdoor shower and the air smells of resin, not chlorine. Suites above it add a private garden, a hot tub, or open sea views, up to the ninety-square-metre Grand Suite with its own pool.

Wood grill at Sa Pleta

Sa Pleta by Marc Fosh cooks off a wood-fired grill, built around whatever the island's fishermen and small growers bring in that day. Lunch is unhurried; by dinner the tables are lit and the sea has gone dark behind them.

Three ways down to the water

The hotel keeps three named accesses to the coast: the quiet cove of Sa Cova dels Albardans, the stone staircase that drops straight into the Mediterranean from neighbouring Can Simoneta, and the sandy beach at Canyamel itself. The concierge team will also put a private boat out from any of the three.

Where you will be

Canyamel

Carretera Artà - Canyamel, 07580, Canyamel, Spain

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Questions about Pleta de Mar

Answered from what the house itself publishes.

Is Pleta de Mar adults only?

Yes. Pleta de Mar, a country hotel in Canyamel, Spain, sets a minimum age of 18 in its own house rules, so every guest on site is 18 or older. We last read the rule on 11 August 2026.

Can children stay at Pleta de Mar?

No. The minimum age at Pleta de Mar is 18, and it is the house's own rule rather than a preference — anyone younger cannot book or stay. This page quotes where the rule is written.

Where is Pleta de Mar?

Pleta de Mar is a country hotel in Canyamel, Spain. Its own site is https://www.pletademar.com/.

What time is check-in and check-out at Pleta de Mar?

Check-in at Pleta de Mar is from 03 PM and check-out is by 12:30 PM, as the house lists them.

Does Pleta de Mar allow pets?

No — Pleta de Mar lists itself as not accepting pets. Ask the house before you book if it matters to your trip.

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