(NEWS) HONG KONG, 2026-Jan-14 — /Travel PR News/ — Mandarin Oriental is set to strengthen its Mediterranean footprint with the upcoming opening of Mandarin Oriental Punta Negra Mallorca, a new coastal retreat scheduled to welcome its first guests in spring 2026. Located in Calvià near Puerto Portals, the resort occupies a prominent position on the Punta Negra headland, offering uninterrupted sea views framed by Aleppo pines and Mallorca’s rugged coastline.
The new property will feature 131 rooms and suites designed as an intimate, low-density retreat with direct access to two secluded coves. As outlined in official details shared by the brand, the resort has been conceived to blend contemporary architecture with the island’s natural character, combining landscaped gardens, open terraces and panoramic Mediterranean vistas to create a sense of privacy and connection with the surroundings.
Guest accommodation ranges from rooms and suites with plunge pools to rooftop suites with private pools, alongside a collection of casitas designed for families and longer stays. Interiors draw heavily on local influences, incorporating hand-placed stone, natural materials and a soft, neutral palette inspired by Mallorca’s landscape. Art plays a central role throughout the resort, with curated works by local and international artists integrated into both guest spaces and outdoor areas, turning gardens and terraces into open-air galleries.
Dining is positioned as a key pillar of the Punta Negra experience, with the resort set to debut several high-profile restaurant concepts. Among them is Matsuhisa, offering Nikkei-style cuisine with sea views, alongside Leña by Dani García, which focuses on fire-led cooking and premium dry-aged meats. Additional venues include Jacinta, serving contemporary Mexican cuisine, Leppoc for Mediterranean and Levantine all-day dining, Sobretaula for relaxed tapas, and Aubara, a casual poolside restaurant and bar inspired by Mallorca’s outdoor lifestyle.
Wellness will also be central to the resort’s identity. Mandarin Oriental’s signature spa concept will be adapted to the island setting, featuring nine treatment rooms, including couples’ suites, and a programme that blends Oriental wellbeing philosophies with local traditions. Signature experiences are set to incorporate regional herbs and rituals, complemented by water and heat facilities, indoor and outdoor pools, and a fully equipped fitness centre overlooking the sea.
Mandarin Oriental Punta Negra is being positioned as both a refined leisure destination and a tranquil escape within easy reach of Mallorca’s cultural, dining and yachting hubs. Based on information released by the group, the resort aims to celebrate the spirit of Mallorcan living through understated luxury, destination dining and immersive wellness, reinforcing the island’s appeal as a year-round luxury travel destination.
