Sea-view, with a balcony
A balcony straight over the harbour, blue railings, two chairs and the whole marina laid out in front of you. The room people ask for by name.
Colònia de Sant Jordi · on the old port
Call it magic.
A sea-facing hotel on the harbour the fishing boats still come home to — with rooms over the water, a pool on the roof, and the long beaches of the south a walk away.
01The port
A hotel that grew up facing the sea.
Colònia de Sant Jordi began as a fishing village on the south tip of Mallorca, and the port is still its heart: boats out at first light, back by the afternoon, the same water turning gold then pink at the end of the day.
Honucai sits right on it. Most rooms look straight onto the marina and the open sea behind it; the rest open onto the quiet streets a few steps back. It was made small on purpose — a sea-view hotel for adults, run by people who have looked after this stretch of coast for years.
The name is the giveaway. Honu is the green turtle that feeds in these shallows; you will find it cut into the glass on the roof. It is the kind of place you come back to, the way the turtles do.
- On
- The old fishing port, facing the marina and the sea
- Up top
- A rooftop pool and bar over the whole harbour
- For
- Adults — a quiet, sea-view stay, not a resort
- Held by
- 4.6 across 567 guest reviews
02The rooftop
The whole port, from a pool in the sky.
On the roof, the pool runs to an edge that meets the sea, and the bar — they call it The Top — pours until the harbour lights come on. It is the best seat in town for the hour the water turns: boats below, the headland across the bay, the sky doing its thing.
Down at street level there is a second, smaller plunge pool and a sun terrace in the shade — the quiet one, for the middle of the day.
- Rooftop infinity pool over the marina
- The Top — sky bar, cocktails & world plates
- A shaded plunge pool below
03Rooms
Wake up over the water.
Light, cool rooms in white, oak and sea-blue — most with a private balcony over the port. You sleep with the window open and the boats below, and the morning comes in off the sea.
The double, in blue & coral
Cool white walls, a headboard in sea-blue and coral, a fan turning slowly overhead. A calm room to come back to after the beach, with the salt still on you.
The quiet room
A little set back from the front, in soft greens, for light sleepers and long siestas. The sea is a minute away on foot, and the street is silent after dark.
Rooms and dates are handled directly by the hotel — tell us when you would like to come and how many of you there are, and we will confirm what is free. Book direct
04The table
Salicornia — the fish came in this morning.
The ground-floor restaurant is named after the salicornia that grows in the salt flats next door — a green of the south, like sea-beans. The kitchen cooks the island plainly: the day's fish off the boats, rice with what the sea gave up, a short list that changes with the catch.
Breakfast is laid in the light by the window; dinner runs late and easy. And two floors up, The Top keeps pouring while the port goes dark.
05A day at Honucai
From the first coffee to the last of the light.
06The shore
Es Trenc and the wild south, on the doorstep.
This is the gentlest corner of Mallorca. From the door it is a short walk along the sand to Es Dolç and Es Carbó, and a few minutes more to Es Trenc — kilometres of pale beach and clear shallow water, backed by the salt flats and the pines.
Boats leave the port for the island of Cabrera and its marine reserve; the old towns and markets of the Migjorn are an easy drive. You can do all of it, or none of it, and the harbour is always there when you get back.
- The marina
- At the door
- Es Trenc beach
- A short walk
- Cabrera boats
- From the port
- Palma
- About 50 min
07Stay
Come back to the port.
The hotel takes its own bookings — no agent, no commission between you and the people who run the place. Send your dates and how many of you there are, and we will tell you which rooms are free, and the best rate we can do.