At Hotel Corazón in the Tramuntana Mountains, playful design meets a community-led ethos.
, and partly a result of an uptick in direct flights from the U.S. and Europe.
As Robert Graves once wrote: “The Majorcan countryside is not at all a place to go in search of inspiration; but admirable for people whose minds already teem with ideas that need recording in absolute quiet.”Bellm credits the “wildness and freedom” of this part of the island with helping artists to feel at home here. “There are lots of big abandoned spaces that give artists and creatives the space to transform, and create something of their own home or studio,” she says.
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