Fodor's Expert Review Mirabó de Valldemossa

At the far end of a winding dirt road in the hills overlooking the Real Cartuja, across the valley of Valldemossa, this luxurious little agroturismo is a romantic hideaway that's hard to reach and even harder to tear yourself away from. The main building dates to 1709; it was restored and modernized in 2004 but retained many of its former features, including the fireplace and the huge olive press in the dining room. Rooms have their original exposed-stone walls; furnishings are simple but elegant. From the terrace, with its 40-foot infinity pool, the view is spectacular. One highlight is the Porche de las Ovejas—once used by sheep, it's now an annex suite with a private terrace that's steps from a spring-fed plunge pool.