Agroturismo Es Quatre Cantons, Binissalem

★★★★ Business · Quaint

Binissalem

9.2 Exceptional 121 reviews

Guest ratings

Location8.8

Cleanliness9

Service9

Value8

Rooms8.6

Sleep quality9.2

4-star 14 rooms from $146

What guests mention

half board every night cycling

Available guest feedback is limited, but the details that do surface suggest Es Quatre Cantons is valued as a convenient countryside base, particularly by cyclists exploring Mallorca’s central routes and the Tramuntana area. Mentions of half board and evening meals indicate that some guests appreciate dining on site after active days. There is not enough review detail here to identify consistent shortcomings, so travellers should confirm current meal arrangements and facilities directly if these are important.

Insider tips

What guests who stayed here recommend

Real advice grouped by theme — drawn from guest reviews of Agroturismo Es Quatre Cantons.

Top tips

Compare suite and double-room options when booking, as the double rooms are also appealing. Booking

Call ahead to discuss your needs and ask for assistance with arrangements. Service

Request a spacious room with a balcony and a good view. Rooms

Request an upper-floor room for the best views; ground-floor rooms sit directly in front of the pool. Rooms

From guest reviews

Booking

Compare suite and double-room options when booking, as the double rooms are also appealing.

William R.

19 Apr 2026

Service

Call ahead to discuss your needs and ask for assistance with arrangements.

From guest reviews

Rooms

Request a spacious room with a balcony and a good view.

From guest reviews

Rooms

Request an upper-floor room for the best views; ground-floor rooms sit directly in front of the pool.

Damien L.

14 Jan 2026

Service

Notify reception if you arrive after 12 pm and request the late-arrival instructions, as reception is closed afterward.

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About Agroturismo Es Quatre Cantons

Agroturismo Es Quatre Cantons is a restored 19th-century Mallorcan finca with the kind of unhurried character that suits the island’s countryside beautifully. Set among gardens and traditional patios on a 10,000-square-metre estate, it feels more like a rural retreat than a conventional hotel, with a quietly polished, business-friendly edge.

Its Binissalem setting is especially appealing for wine lovers: several of Mallorca’s leading cellars lie within five kilometres, making tastings and buying directly from producers an easy part of the stay. The central location also works well for exploring by car, whether that means Palma, around 20 minutes away, beaches and secluded calas, or the Serra de Tramuntana for hiking, climbing, riding and cycling. The airport is 26 kilometres away, while nearby golf courses add another option for active breaks.

Guest mentions particularly point to cycling, suggesting the finca makes a practical base for riders exploring central Mallorca and the mountains beyond. Half-board stays and evening dining also appear in guest conversations, so it may suit travellers who appreciate having the option to settle in after a day out rather than heading elsewhere every night.