How Much Does a Luxury Villa in Mallorca Cost?

Quick answer: what should you expect to pay?

How much does a luxury villa in Mallorca cost? The published July 2027 median in the Azul Stays Mallorca portfolio is €4,064 per night, while the October median is €3,346. For seven nights, that is €28,448 in July or €23,422 in October before tourist tax, the security deposit and any separately arranged extras. The spread is wide: the published Mallorca range is €1,000–€16,246 per night in July and €714–€15,625 in October. These are seasonal mid-month benchmarks from the live Mallorca villa collection, checked 9 October 2026. Select the actual dates on a villa page for the stay’s exact price.

What are the published Mallorca rates by month?

Published Mallorca rates rise from spring into July and August, then ease in September and October. The figures below are the median and full range of published nightly rates for a mid-month date, across Mallorca villas with a published rate, in the Azul Stays live portfolio checked 9 October 2026. They are useful for setting a lodging budget, but they are not a quote for a particular villa or arrival day.

July and August share the same published median and range in this snapshot. October is still a high-season month for the Balearic tourist tax, even though the villa median is lower than July. A median is the middle published rate in the relevant Mallorca set, rather than an average or a promised starting rate. The range describes the lowest and highest published nightly figures in that set. Neither measure says which dates are open, which is why date selection matters.

For a precise comparison, begin with all villas, then use the dates of the intended stay rather than multiplying a seasonal figure by the number of nights. A group that can travel in two adjacent months can use the table to frame an early budget, then test the same villa and duration against each set of dates.

How do area and bedroom count change the price?

Location and capacity both influence the budget, but neither works as a fixed price band. The July 2027 Mallorca area medians below are published nightly figures; the number in brackets is the number of villas behind each area median.

• Camp de Mar: €9,000 (1 villa); Llucmajor: €7,663 (1); Sóller: €6,010 (1); an unclassified area entry: €5,900 (1).
• Valldemossa/Deià: €5,469 (7); Andratx: €5,382 (7); Capdepera: €4,870 (2); Porreres: €4,286 (1); Alaró: €4,000 (3).
• Alcúdia: €3,507 (3); Portals: €3,500 (1); Cala d’Or: €3,302 (2); Inca: €3,078 (4); Pollença: €2,571 (7).
• Es Trenc: €2,162 (2); Santa Ponsa: €2,000 (3); Felanitx: €2,000 (5); Campos: €1,750 (1); Palma: €1,690 (1); Consell: €1,000 (1).

These figures show why it helps to compare a preferred location with nearby alternatives. Browse Pollença villas or villas in Andratx after choosing the type of setting that suits the group. A one-villa area sample is an observation, not a market-wide rule. The area figure also does not adjust for bedrooms, guest capacity, minimum stay or listed amenities, so it is most useful as a first comparison rather than a filter that replaces viewing properties.

The published July bedroom comparison is calculated across the entire Azul Stays portfolio of Mallorca, Ibiza and Menorca, so it should not be read as a Mallorca-only size tariff. For 2–4 bedrooms, the median is €3,133 per night, with a €1,000–€6,875 range across 20 villas. For 5 bedrooms it is €3,600, with a €1,100–€35,357 range across 19 villas; for 6 bedrooms, €5,200, with a €2,000–€16,286 range across 12; for 7–9 bedrooms, €5,690, with a €1,750–€12,000 range across 7; and for 10 or more bedrooms, €6,836, with a €1,690–€16,246 range across 6.

Individual entries make the overlap clear. Casa Limones in Pollença sleeps 8 in 4 bedrooms, is published at €700–€1,500 per night and has a 7-night minimum. Villa Blue Sky in Andratx sleeps 10 in 5 bedrooms, is €2,375–€8,125 per night and has a 3-night minimum. The third featured Andratx villa sleeps 12 in 6 bedrooms, is €4,857–€9,714 per night and has a 7-night minimum.

What does a seven-night July or October stay look like?

A seven-night calculation makes the seasonal difference clearer: use €28,448 as the July median villa benchmark and €23,422 as the October median villa benchmark. Both calculations use the published Mallorca mid-month median for the relevant month, multiplied by seven nights.

July example. €4,064 per night × 7 nights = €28,448 for the villa benchmark. The current July published range means a seven-night comparison across the Mallorca portfolio runs from €7,000 at the low end to €113,722 at the high end, before other charges.

October example. €3,346 per night × 7 nights = €23,422 for the villa benchmark. Applying the current October published range gives €4,998 to €109,375 for seven nights before other charges.

These examples do not predict the price of a named villa. A particular date can fall in a different seasonal period, a property can have its own minimum stay, and the live calculation is the relevant one. Treat the arithmetic as a planning comparison only, then view the chosen villa’s date selection before deciding.

Which costs should sit outside the nightly villa budget?

Plan for the Balearic tourist tax, the security deposit stated in the rental agreement and any services arranged separately. The nightly villa benchmark is only one part of the amount to confirm before travel.

For tourist holiday homes, the official Balearic Sustainable Tourism Tax calculator lists a high-season rate of €2 per adult, per day or part-day, from 1 May to 31 October, plus 10% VAT. The low-season rate from 1 November to 30 April is €0.50 plus 10% VAT. Children under 16 do not pay the tax, and from the ninth day in the same establishment the tax is reduced by 50%.

Here is a simple July example for six taxable adults staying seven nights in a tourist holiday home: 6 adults × 7 nights × €2 = €84 tax; 10% VAT is €8.40; the planning total is €92.40. The ninth-day reduction does not affect this seven-night example. Tax treatment can change, so check the official source before travel; this is planning guidance, not tax advice.

The security deposit is the amount set in the rental agreement. Set it aside separately rather than trying to estimate it from the nightly rate. A private chef can be arranged on request through the private-chef service, and a vehicle can be booked separately through Azul Cars. Request and review the confirmed terms and price for either service. Do not assume that a chef, car, transfer or other service is part of the published villa rate.

How do minimum stays affect the total?

Minimum stays can determine whether a nightly rate can be booked for the planned break. They do not turn a three-night trip into a valid booking at a villa that requires seven nights.

Across the live Azul Stays portfolio checked 9 October 2026, 6 villas show a 1-night minimum, 11 show 3 nights, 3 show 4 nights, 8 show 5 nights, 1 shows 6 nights, 34 show 7 nights and 1 shows 32 nights. This is a portfolio-wide distribution, not a Mallorca-only rule, so always read the requirement on the individual listing.

For Mallorca examples, Casa Limones has a 7-night minimum, Villa Blue Sky has a 3-night minimum and the featured 12-guest Andratx property has a 7-night minimum. Es Fangar Estate in Felanitx has a 32-night minimum. A short visit can therefore have a higher effective lodging commitment than a simple nightly multiplication suggests, because the required number of nights is the starting point.

Compare the planned duration first, then compare seasonal rates among properties that accept it. This avoids basing the budget on an attractive daily figure that cannot be selected for the intended dates. For a seven-night holiday, the published weekly examples in this guide are a direct planning aid. For a three-, four- or five-night break, start with the minimum stay, then calculate the selected property’s available duration and price.

How can you get the exact villa price?

The exact price comes from selecting check-in and check-out dates on the individual villa page. Published seasonal medians, area figures and worked examples are useful orientation, but the date-based villa calculation is the decision figure.

1. Start with the relevant Mallorca villa listing and choose the intended dates.
2. Check the resulting stay price, minimum-stay condition and the amenities shown for that specific villa. Where a villa has a tourist licence number, its page displays it.
3. Review the rental agreement for the security deposit and any amount or service that is confirmed separately.
4. A 25% deposit places a provisional hold; the villa team confirms the booking in writing, and the balance is due before check-in.

Keep the comparison like-for-like. Use the same guest group, duration and arrival dates when comparing two properties. Then distinguish the lodging figure from the tourist tax, deposit and separately arranged services. That makes the displayed total easier to assess and avoids treating a portfolio median as a final price.

If the dates or group plan need discussion, contact the villa team by WhatsApp, phone or email. Ask for confirmation of the villa rate and the items that matter to the particular stay. That direct check is the sensible final step before booking a Mallorca villa for 2027.

Frequently asked questions

How much is a luxury villa in Mallorca in July?

For July 2027, the published median nightly rate across Mallorca villas in the Azul Stays portfolio is €4,064. The published range is €1,000–€16,246 per night. A seven-night median benchmark is €28,448 before tourist tax, the security deposit and separately arranged services. Select dates on the individual villa page for the price of a specific stay.

How much is a luxury villa in Mallorca in October?

For October 2027, the published Mallorca median is €3,346 per night, with a €714–€15,625 nightly range. A seven-night median benchmark is €23,422 before tourist tax, the security deposit and separately arranged services. October remains within the official tourist-tax high season through 31 October, so dates affect both the villa calculation and the tax planning.

Why is a nightly rate not the final Mallorca villa price?

A Mallorca villa’s final stay price depends on the selected dates and that villa’s minimum stay. Seasonal figures in this guide are mid-month portfolio benchmarks, not quotes. A seven-night requirement, a shorter permitted stay or a date that crosses price periods can change the stay calculation. The individual villa page provides the exact date-based price.

What Balearic tourist tax should villa guests budget for?

For tourist holiday homes, the official calculator lists €2 per taxable adult per day in high season, from 1 May to 31 October, plus 10% VAT. Low season is €0.50 plus VAT. Children under 16 are exempt, and the rate is reduced by 50% from the ninth day in the same establishment. Check the official source before travel.

Are a chef and car part of the Mallorca villa nightly rate?

Do not assume a Mallorca villa’s published nightly rate pays for a private chef, car hire, transfer or similar service. A private chef can be arranged on request, and car hire can be booked separately. Individual villa pages may show particular amenities, so read the relevant listing and ask for the confirmed terms for the planned stay.

How is the security deposit set for a Mallorca villa rental?

The security deposit for a Mallorca villa rental is set in the rental agreement. It should be considered separately from the published nightly rate and tourist tax. Review the agreement for the deposit amount and terms before confirming the booking, rather than deriving a deposit estimate from the villa’s price or size.

Villas featured in this guide

• Casa Limones

  Pollença · 4 Bedrooms · 8 Guests

  From €700 per night

• Villa Blue Sky

  Andratx · 5 Bedrooms · 10 Guests

  From €2,969 per night

• Villa Paradise Castle

  Andratx · 6 Bedrooms · 12 Guests

  From €4,857 per night