Real Madrid’s Luxurious Mallorca Stay: Inside Their Exclusive 5-Star Retreat

The team chooses peace, comfort, and top-tier facilities ahead of a crucial league clash

Real Madrid will resume league action after the international break with an important away match in Mallorca. With three vital points at stake in the title race, the team has carefully prepared during the break under Álvaro Arbeloa, working closely with the players who remained at the club.

Now that the full squad has reunited following international duty, they will travel to the Balearic Islands, landing in Palma de Mallorca. Just a short distance from the airport, they will stay at the luxurious Hotel Valparaíso Palace & Spa—a place where nothing has been left to chance.

A Unique Setting for Match Preparation

Located only 12 kilometers from Palma Airport, the hotel sits in the exclusive neighborhood of La Bonanova, offering a quiet and secluded environment. This peaceful setting allows the team to fully focus ahead of their match.

Travel logistics are also ideal. The stadium, Son Moix Stadium, is just over 10 minutes away by bus. This proximity ensures minimal travel time, allowing players to maximize rest and preparation.

A 5-Star Experience with World-Class Facilities

The Hotel Valparaíso Palace & Spa offers everything a top club like Real Madrid could need. One of its standout features is its impressive spa—the largest on the island. It provides the perfect space for post-match recovery, with facilities including a heated pool, sauna, hot tub, steam bath, gym, and even an ice fountain.

Beyond that, the hotel boasts beautiful gardens ideal for relaxation and mental reset. Each room includes a private balcony with stunning views, thanks to the hotel’s elevated position overlooking the bay of Palma.

Luxury Comes at a Price

For fans hoping to stay alongside their favorite players, this experience does not come cheap. Prices are especially high due to the Semana Santa period, combined with the hotel’s luxury offerings.

Room rates start at around €305 per night for two people and can reach up to €779 for a suite. Notably, access to the spa is not included in the room price—it costs €15 per person per hour, with an additional €5 for each extra hour.

In short, Real Madrid’s choice of accommodation reflects their ambition: combining comfort, privacy, and elite-level recovery facilities as they continue their push for the league title.