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Where Creativity Meets Relaxation
When the Experimental Group—known for their chic cocktail bars and trendy venues—set their sights on Menorca, they brought with them a flair for blending sophistication with a laid-back vibe.
This 19th-century finca, reimagined in collaboration with French designer Dorothée Meilichzon, feels like stepping into the home of a visionary artist. Inspired by Joan Miró’s studio on Mallorca and Salvador Dalí’s estate in Cadaqués, the space is a creative retreat that encourages guests to embrace both tranquility and inspiration.
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A Design Rooted in the Island’s Essence
The interior design at Menorca Experimental is as vibrant and imaginative as the island itself. Using local materials like dry-stone walls, terracotta, olive wood, and leather, the finca’s transformation stays true to Menorca’s heritage.
The color palette of soft rose, coastal blue, and rust-red echoes the island’s landscapes, while the architectural arches pay homage to the region’s traditional styles. As I wandered through the property, I couldn’t help but admire how seamlessly the design merges rustic charm with a modern artistic touch.
A Stay Tailored to Your Mood
Whether you prefer the camaraderie of the main building or the seclusion of a private villa, this property has something for everyone. The Sant Llorenç suite stood out to me, offering a serene terrace perfect for catching the sunrise—a peaceful ritual I highly recommend.
For those craving privacy, the villas, each with a plunge pool surrounded by pines and wildflowers, provide a more secluded escape. I stayed in one of the villas, and the combination of nature and comfort made it feel like my personal sanctuary.
Dining and Cocktails With a Social Spark
The hotel’s restaurant is more than a dining space; it’s a gathering spot where the heart of the experience comes alive. A long communal table encourages conversation and connection among guests, while the seasonal menus showcase the best of Menorca’s ingredients, many of which are grown on the property.
The cocktails, as expected from the Experimental Group, are nothing short of spectacular. I couldn’t resist trying several—each one crafted with care and creativity, making it easy to see why they’re considered the best on the island.
Activities That Inspire
What sets Menorca Experimental apart is its dedication to nurturing creativity. Guests can take part in yoga, painting, and pottery workshops, adding a unique element to their stay. During my visit, I joined a pottery session and found the hands-on experience both relaxing and invigorating—a lovely way to connect with the artistic spirit that permeates the finca.
A Tranquil Yet Accessible Retreat
Located in southeast Menorca, the hotel is just a 25-minute drive from Mahón Airport and 15 minutes from the sandy shores of Son Bou. While the finca offers plenty to keep you engaged, its proximity to the beach and nearby attractions makes it an ideal base for exploring the island.
A Stay That Captures Menorca’s Soul
Menorca Experimental is more than a hotel; it’s a celebration of Menorca’s beauty and creativity. From the thoughtfully designed interiors to the immersive activities, every detail reflects the island’s charm.
During my stay, I found myself slowing down, savoring the flavors of local cuisine, and feeling inspired by the artistic touches woven into every corner. For travelers seeking a blend of serenity and creative energy, this finca offers an unforgettable experience that lingers long after you leave.
