Scott's Luxury Four Star Hotel in Binissalem

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Reviewed as one of the most elegant and comfortable small hotels in the Mediterranean. Recently chosen as one of The Worlds Fifty Best Small Hotels. The Good Hotel Guide said Heaven! The most wholly satisfying hotel Ive ever stayed in. Handmade beds, goose down pillows, sumptuous breakfasts served until noon.A time warp back to the fifties, thats Binissalem. There are still people here who dont lock their doors at night. In a walk around the town you also may see a half dozen cars parked with their lock buttons up, so trusting are the local inhabitants.

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Leave the airport and follow the signs for Palma. Once on the motorway toward Palma, travel approximately two miles and look for signs for the Via de Cintura (Ring Road) on your right. Exit right onto the Via de Cintura and proceed approximately two miles to the large blue motorway sign exiting right marked Inca and Port Alcudia. (Ignore the blue sign for Pont dInca -- thats not it).Once on the four lane motorway, follow the road for twelve miles (kilometre 17 to be precise) until you see the motorway exit marked to Consell and Binissalem. Proceed up the exit ramp, though a roundabout, and across the bridge. Bear right at the large new roundabout towards Binissalem, (marked by white sign on right hand side) and just 200 yards along the road beyond the roundabout youll see a small country road forking off to the left into almond groves. Theres a sign for the Binissalem Sunday Rastrillo or flea market and car boot sale.Take this left turn and follow the winding little road for about a mile and a half. It will lead you straight on toward the main square of Binissalem.pYou can see the church steeple from quite far away and you just point yourself toward it. Were at the base of it.