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 Hotel Review: Bikini Island and Mountain Hotel Es Trenc, Mallorca
October 7, 2025

Hotel Review: Bikini Island and Mountain Hotel Es Trenc, Mallorca

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When I checked into Bikini Island and Mountain Hotel Es Trenc, tucked between the wild dunes and turquoise waters of Mallorca’s southern coast, I didn’t expect to feel so instantly at home, but the moment I walked into my room, sunlight spilling through the linen curtains and the scent of the sea lingering in the air, I knew this wasn’t just another chic Mediterranean getaway—it was a retreat designed to make you exhale.

Inside my room, every detail felt thoughtful and unpretentious—just like the hotel’s spirit. A beach bag, soft cotton towels, sunscreen, a hat, and even a couple of games are hung in little bags by the wall to be used whenever you need during your stay. The kind of touch that says, “don’t worry if you forgot something—you’re already taken care of”. It set the tone for the stay: relaxed, sustainable and deeply personal.

Location: Nature and a Slice of Authentic Mallorca

Set in Colònia de Sant Jordi, Bikini Island and Mountain Hotel Es Trenc couldn’t be better positioned for anyone seeking Mallorca’s most pristine and natural stretch of coastline. The area is protected, meaning there’s a quiet sense of wildness to it—no high-rises or crowded boardwalks, just a succession of sandy beaches.

As Tom Ries, GM at Bikini Island and Mountain Hotel Es Trenc, explained: “You have to be different from other hotels—to leave a little bit the mainstream way. We wanted to create something where the stay itself becomes an experience, not just a holiday.” And that’s exactly how this hotel feels. There’s a spirit of difference here—one that embraces Mallorca’s natural rhythm and encourages guests to slow down, connect, and be their authentic selves.

Even during the quieter months, the island’s energy is magnetic. “You find everything here,” Tom said. “Nature, culture, high-quality products, and also amazing people.” His words echoed through my mind as I walked around the surroundings, feeling how this place—humble, sun-warmed, alive—naturally restores something within you.

Food: Breakfast Dreams and Sunset Feasts

If there’s one thing Bikini Island and Mountain Hotel Es Trenc takes seriously is food that feeds both body and soul. Mornings begin with a lavish breakfast buffet that somehow manages to feel both abundant and wholesome. Fresh-baked bread, local cheeses & ham, just-squeezed juices, and bowls of fruit that taste like sunshine. There’s also a live cooking station, where you can find eggs cooked in different ways. Everything feels generous and unhurried.

During the evening, all roads lead to NENI Mallorca, the rooftop restaurant that transforms dinner into a sensory experience. The menu is a global mosaic—think baba ganoush, lamb kebabs, tiger prawns, and vibrant vegetarian dishes—all served with a side of sea breeze and the soundtrack of clinking glasses and laughter.

Watching the sunset from NENI Mallorca is nothing short of magical. The sky changes colours while you sip on a glass of crisp Albariño, and for a few minutes, time seems to pause. It’s the kind of dinner setting that reminds you why travel matters—to feel connected and alive in the best possible way.

Design: Sustainability with Soul

Bikini Es Trenc’s design feels like a love letter to its surroundings. Everything—from the locally sourced wood to the recycled glassware—reflects a commitment to sustainability that never feels forced. Instead, it’s beautifully woven into the guest experience.

The hotel’s mantra, “Life is better in bikini,” isn’t just playful; it’s about simplicity and freedom. “For us,” Tom said, “wellness is about authenticity, sustainability, and emotional experience—from arrival until departure.” The hotel features a retro, Mediterranean-inspired design by Studio Dreimeta, blending 1950s-style furnishings with modern comfort, using warm colours, vibrant prints, natural materials, and a playful, free-spirited aesthetic.

One of the most charming details? The Honesty Box—a small box in the restaurant where guests can take desserts and simply drop cash into the box or write down their room number to be charged upon check-out. No staff watching—just pure trust. It’s symbolic of the hotel’s ethos: kindness, community, and respect.

Facilities: Relax, Recharge, Repeat

The wellness philosophy at Bikini Island and Mountain Hotel Es Trenc goes beyond massages and yoga (though you can find both here). It’s about creating an environment that naturally soothes the nervous system. The pool area is serene and framed by palms, with hammocks and daybeds scattered around like an invitation to rest.

There’s also a spa and wellness space offering personalised treatments, from relaxing massages to facials using eco-conscious products. The vibe isn’t clinical—it’s warm, human, and sensory. You can even take your treatment outdoors, where you’ll hear the ocean in the distance.

Fitness lovers will appreciate the well-equipped gym, but honestly, the best “workout” here is a long walk along the area or a morning swim in its crystalline waters.

Verdict: An Island Sanctuary

If you’re looking for a place that blends style, heart, and humanity, Bikini Island and Mountain Hotel Es Trenc delivers it effortlessly. It’s chic without being pretentious, sustainable without being preachy, and deeply connected to both the land and its people.

Whether you’re a couple seeking romance, friends craving a chilled escape, or a solo traveller needing to reset, this is the kind of hotel that stays with you long after you’ve unpacked your bags at home. It’s the quiet kindness of the staff, the laughter around the pool, the sea salt in your hair, and the feeling that you’ve been part of something genuine.

As I checked out, I passed again through the Honesty Box one last time and it made me smile. It wasn’t about the cakes; it was about trust, warmth, and connection. The same things that define Bikini Hotel Es Trenc.

Life is better in Bikini—and after a few days here, I can confirm, it truly is.

 

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