Carved into the honey-coloured manor houses of Deià, La Residencia invites guests to live Mallorca rather than merely visit it. Mornings might begin with a painter’s palette in the olive-grove studio, part of the celebrated Artists in Residencia programme that links travellers with local masters. Mid-day can shift to the hotel’s vintage boat, gliding along the Tramuntana coast—an experience included for every stay—before a lunch of garden vegetables and island cheeses on the jasmine-scented terrace. Afternoons unfold at leisure: a guided hike to Robert Graves’ favourite lookout, a hand-pressed olive-oil workshop, or a restorative circuit through the indoor spa pool and sauna. Tennis courts, twin outdoor pools and three Mediterranean restaurants extend the choice, while suites with four-poster beds or private gardens promise quiet return. A dedicated Experiences team curates each moment; guests simply call or email to tailor art classes, fragrance making or cliffside picnics to mood and ability. Over 80 percent of ingredients are sourced on the island, underscoring a bond with the community it supports. For its seamless blend of culture, nature and personalised discovery, La Residencia stands among Spain’s most experiential retreats.