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Son Segi in Sant Lloren des Cardassar is a 2-star hotel in Sant Llorenç Des Cardassar, Spain.
Son Segi is a simple, 2-star stay in Sant Llorenç des Cardassar, Spain, suited to travellers who prefer quiet days and practical comforts over city bustle. The property sits at Diseminado Poligono 8, a rural address where the garden setting and shared outdoor pool create a calm rhythm between excursions. Guests often mention that the grounds feel relaxed and that the free WiFi helps them stay connected without fuss. Families appreciate that children are welcome, and several visitors describe the onsite street parking and free self-parking as an easy advantage for those touring by car.
Rooms and common areas are geared toward straightforward stays, and reviews commonly highlight the value-for-money feel of this countryside base. The shared/communal pool is frequently cited as a welcome option for downtime, especially on warmer afternoons when you don’t want to drive to the coast. Accessibility is also a plus for many guests, with wheelchair access and wheelchair-accessible parking available on site.
If you’re planning day trips, you can pair your stay with nearby landmarks such as Castell de Capdepera around 26 km away and the Cuevas del Drach at roughly 52 km. For a coastal change of scenery, Cala Millor is about 22 km from Son Segi, offering beaches and promenade time. People who have stayed here often recommend building a schedule around driving distances, then returning to the property for garden views and a quieter evening.
Best for families and budget-minded travellers who want a peaceful, car-friendly base with a garden, a shared pool, and practical parking in the east of Mallorca.
Worth considering if you want a quiet, practical rural base in Mallorca without paying for higher-star amenities. It’s likely a good value choice for travelers who prioritize calm garden/pool time and straightforward comfort over being close to major attractions.
You arrive at a rural, diseminado address in Sant Llorenç des Cardassar, where the garden setting sets a slower pace right away. Mornings typically start with free WiFi and a relaxed routine before you make plans for the day, using the shared/communal pool as a low-key break when you’re back. The area feels calm and away from bustle, which suits travelers who want quiet days rather than constant activity. Based on the hotel’s positioning as a simple 2-star stay, expectations should stay practical: comfort and convenience over luxury.
The property is in Sant Llorenç des Cardassar, with major day-trip options by car including Castell de Capdepera (26 km) and the Caves of Drach area around Porto Cristo (about 52–55 km). Safari Zoo (Sa Coma) is also reachable (34 km), and the Hams of Porto Cristo (Els Hams) is about 54 km away. With free self parking available, it’s best suited to travelers who will drive rather than rely on walkability.





Top dining spots near Son Segi in Sant Lloren des Cardassar
Local Mediterranean plates in a simple, family-run setting in Sant Llorenç des Cardassar.
Mallorcan-focused cooking with a relaxed pace, popular for traditional mains and seasonal produce.
A straightforward Spanish menu that suits casual lunches after a day in the countryside.
Mediterranean dishes near the coast, ideal for a sit-down meal before heading back inland.
Seafood-forward dining that pairs well with beach days in Cala Bona.
Grilled specialties and hearty portions that work well for families travelling around the east coast.
A calm, courtyard-style spot serving classic Spanish dishes in the Capdepera area.
Mediterranean cooking near the Porto Cristo side of the island’s attractions.
A practical choice for seafood and casual plates when you’re visiting the Drach caves area.
Coffee and light bites for a low-effort stop during coastal exploring near Cala Millor.
Yes. Son Segi allows children, and the property’s garden setting and shared/communal pool make it easier to plan relaxed days. Guests who travel with kids often value the straightforward, budget-friendly setup and the ability to return to the hotel between outings.
Son Segi offers free self-parking onsite, and there is also street parking available. This is helpful if you’re exploring Mallorca by car, since Sant Llorenç des Cardassar is spread out and day trips are typically easier with a vehicle.
At Son Segi, you can spend time in the garden and use the shared/communal pool. Reviews commonly mention the calm atmosphere of the outdoor areas, especially for downtime after visiting nearby towns or heading toward the coast.
Yes. Son Segi is listed as wheelchair accessible and also provides wheelchair-accessible parking and wheelchair-accessible van parking. If mobility needs are part of your planning, it’s a good idea to confirm your specific access requirements before arrival.
Palma de Mallorca Airport (PMI) is approximately 69 km from Son Segi. Travel time depends on traffic and the route you take, so it’s best to plan buffer time if you have a fixed arrival or departure schedule.
Cala Millor is about 22 km from Son Segi. This makes it a reasonable day-trip drive for beach time and coastal promenades, especially if you’re staying in a quieter, countryside area like Sant Llorenç des Cardassar.
From Son Segi, you can reach Castell de Capdepera in about 26 km and the Cuevas del Drach in roughly 52 km. Porto Cristo’s Drach caves area is around 55 km away, and these are common day-trip targets for guests staying in the east.
Yes. Son Segi provides free WiFi, which is useful for checking maps, messaging family, or planning the next day’s route. Guests often mention it as a practical inclusion for a budget stay.
Pets not allowed
No pets
No elevators
Children welcome
Professional property host/manager
Property is not currently implementing any enhanced cleaning measures
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