Bunyolí
A historic Mallorcan estate becoming an intimate 20-room hotel, shaped by the land, the seasons and the quiet rhythm of island life.

An Estate with a New Purpose, in development
Bunyolí is a historic Mallorcan estate surrounded by farmland, olive trees and open countryside.
Fournais is carefully restoring the estate as an intimate hotel with just 20 rooms.
The original buildings, landscape and agricultural traditions will form the foundation for everything we create.
Life here will be simple and unhurried: good food, generous hospitality, time outdoors and the freedom to experience Mallorca at its most authentic.
The estate is currently being restored and developed. We look forward to sharing more about the hotel, its rooms and the life of the estate as the project progresses.

Built from the Character of the Estate
Restoring what belongs
The architecture will begin with what is already here.
Existing buildings will be carefully restored, while new additions will be quiet, considered and rooted in Mallorca’s architectural traditions.
Local stone, lime plaster, timber and natural finishes will allow old and new elements to sit comfortably together.
The ambition is not to make Bunyolí feel newly created, but to make it feel as though it has always belonged.
The land
Shaped by the land
The landscape around Bunyolí is not simply a backdrop. It is an active part of the estate.
Agriculture, biodiversity and the careful management of soil and water will influence what is grown, what is served and how guests experience the property.
Over time, the estate will become healthier, more productive and more resilient - while preserving the natural character that makes it special.
Hospitality with a Longer View
Cultivating change
At Fournais, we believe a beautiful destination should also take responsibility for the place it occupies.
At Bunyolí, hospitality, agriculture, architecture and nature will be developed together. Decisions will be made for the long term, with respect for the estate’s history and a clear ambition to leave the land stronger than we found it.





