Villa Llabres | 3-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool in Son Bou Alaior

Son Bou stretches along Menorca’s southern coast as one of Europe’s longest unbroken beaches—and a luxury villa rental in Son Bou means waking to that expanse of pale sand from your terrace. Villa Llabres sits within walking distance of this 2km shoreline, positioned in the residential heart of the resort where local restaurants and supermarkets require only a five-minute stroll. The Balearic island’s climate delivers 300 days of Mediterranean sun annually, making this three-bedroom property an intelligent choice for families and groups seeking both beach access and village convenience without relying on car rental.

Inside Villa Llabres

Villa Llabres sleeps 6 guests across 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, with a layout designed for both privacy and togetherness. On the lower ground floor sits the first bedroom—twin beds positioned for siblings or friends, paired with its own shower room. This arrangement proves invaluable for families with children, offering separation from the main living spaces during bedtime routines.

The ground floor functions as the villa’s social hub. The living room extends across generous proportions with comfortable seating oriented toward a smart TV, while floor-to-ceiling glazing frames the terrace beyond. Adjacent, the open-plan dining area seats six people comfortably around a fixed table—the kind of kitchen-dining nexus where breakfast conversations flow naturally into lunch planning. The modern kitchen deserves its own attention: electric hob and oven, dishwasher, microwave, coffee machine, toaster, kettle, mixer, and squeezer suggest that self-catering guests will find everything needed for both simple meals and more ambitious cooking projects. A walk-in pantry space and abundant counter area prevent the kitchen from ever feeling cramped, even during simultaneous meal preparation by multiple people.

The first floor hosts two double bedrooms, each with en-suite shower facilities and built-in wardrobes. Both rooms access a shared terrace—that particular vantage point where morning light arrives first and where Mediterranean breezes carry the salt-air scent from Son Bou beach below. These bedrooms are genuinely spacious, not the compact doubles common in many resort properties, with beds positioned to capture southern light and views across the gardens toward the sea.

Throughout Villa Llabres, air conditioning runs independently in each zone, and Wi-Fi coverage reaches every interior space and most of the outdoor areas. Additional practical amenities include a safe box for valuables, washing machine with iron and ironing board, hair dryer in each bathroom, and an IPTV box receiving international channels—details that matter for guests settling in for multi-week stays.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The garden composition separates into distinct zones, each serving different moods and moments. A covered terrace adjacent to the living room functions as a transitional space—partially shaded by architectural design, perfect for afternoon rest or late-evening aperitifs when the southern sun finally shifts westward. This sheltered area contains comfortable garden furniture arranged for conversation.

Beyond this, the secondary terrace opens toward the swimming pool and broader garden. Sun loungers position themselves for full exposure during morning and midday hours, while the private pool—accessed by stepping down from the terrace level—provides immediate cooling on days when Menorca’s temperature reaches into the high 80s Fahrenheit (around 30°C). The pool dimensions allow for genuine swimming rather than wading, with shallow-end sections suitable for non-confident swimmers and children.

An outdoor dining and barbecue arrangement sits separately within the garden space, oriented toward afternoon shade from the villa’s eastern wall. This setup permits hosts to prepare meals al fresco without smoke drifting toward guests relaxing poolside. Garden borders contain mature plantings that create natural privacy screens from neighboring properties—a feature that becomes increasingly valuable during summer season when resort occupancy peaks.

Location: Son Bou and the Surrounding Area

Villa Llabres occupies one of Menorca’s most strategically positioned resort areas. Son Bou itself developed as the island’s primary beach destination, with its 2-kilometer sandy beach featuring accessible timber boardwalks across dunes—infrastructure specifically designed for pushchairs, wheelchairs, and mobility-impaired visitors. The beach operates multiple lifeguard stations during summer months (June through September), plus sun lounger and parasol hire, water sports instruction, and the Club San Jaime water park just 400 meters north, which opens from late morning with slide facilities entertaining children and adults.

Walking distance from Villa Llabres leads to Son Bou’s commercial center, where established supermarkets (Carrefour Express and local grocers) provide fresh produce and international products for self-catering. The village contains numerous restaurants ranging from casual paella specialists to tapas bars, plus gift shops and ATM facilities. Within 3 kilometers lies Santo Tomás, Menorca’s quieter sibling resort, accessible via scenic coastal footpath or a brief drive—this village appeals to visitors prioritizing natural landscapes over beach crowds, offering countryside walks and cycling routes through agricultural zones and coastal reserves.

Mahón, the island’s capital and principal port, lies 15 kilometers to the north—a 20-minute drive through typical Menorcan countryside of limestone walls and scattered fincas. Mahón delivers culture (the Museu de Menorca), dining sophistication, and boat hire services. Ciutadella, the historic western town 40 kilometers away, features medieval defensive walls, harbourside restaurants, and access to the dramatic northwest coast cliffs. Menorca International Airport (also called Mahón airport) sits 17 kilometers from Villa Llabres—approximately 25 minutes by rental car.

The island specializes in Mahón cheese production (with visitor facilities at the Cooperativa Menorca facilities near the airport), wine production from estates like Binifadet (12km away), and seasonal cultural events including the September horse festivals in Ciutadella and Mercadal. Best travel months span May through October, with June and September offering warm seas (around 20-22°C), lighter crowds than July-August, and more predictable weather than spring shoulder season. Explore our luxury villas in Son Bou and our full collection in Spain. For destination inspiration, read our Menorca travel guide.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Multigenerational families gravitate toward Villa Llabres because the twin-bedded ground-floor room separates younger children from main bedrooms, while the two first-floor doubles accommodate parents or grandparents needing privacy. The enclosed garden and pool restrict swimming to guests only—eliminating resort anxiety about external foot traffic.

Couples celebrating significant anniversaries appreciate the double bedrooms’ proportions, the covered terrace for uninterrupted conversation, and the proximity to both casual beach environments and restaurant-focused evening outings—without requiring dinner reservations months in advance.

Groups of friends (three couples, or two couples with older teenage children) find the 6-guest capacity and independent bathroom distribution prevents morning scheduling conflicts. The barbecue facilities and outdoor dining space encourage communal meals alternating responsibility between guests.

Families with very young children (toddlers to age 8) benefit from the beach’s accessible boardwalks, Club San Jaime’s contained water environment, nearby supermarkets for last-minute baby supplies, and the villa’s high chair provision—amenities that transform holidays from logistical challenges into genuine relaxation.

Practical Information

Villa Llabres accommodates 6 guests maximum: one twin-bedded room (ground floor), two double-bedded rooms (first floor), with 3 full bathrooms distributed throughout. Menorca International Airport lies 17 kilometers northeast—approximately 25 minutes by taxi or rental car depending on traffic. The journey from airport to villa follows the ME-1 highway toward Mahón, then southbound toward Son Bou via the ME-3 coastal route.

Carrefour Express supermarket stands 200 meters from the villa entrance, stocking groceries for self-catering with extended summer hours. Central Son Bou restaurants cluster within a 5-minute walk, offering everything from informal beach chiringuitos to family-friendly pizzerias.

The rental includes Wi-Fi, air conditioning, heating (valuable for spring and autumn shoulder season), bed linen, bathroom towels, pool access, and basic welcome provisions. Check-in timing typically accommodates arrival flexibility with advance coordination—most properties operate 4 PM standard arrival with 10 AM checkout, though variations occur during low season.

Frequently Asked Questions about Villa Llabres

How many guests does Villa Llabres sleep?

Villa Llabres sleeps 6 guests maximum across 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms: one ground-floor twin-bedded room suitable for children, and two first-floor double bedrooms. No sofa beds or additional sleeping arrangements exist, so capacity remains fixed at six.

What is the nearest airport to Villa Llabres in Son Bou?

Menorca International Airport (MAH airport, officially Mahón airport) lies 17 kilometers northeast of Villa Llabres—a journey of approximately 25 minutes by rental car via the ME-1 and ME-3 highways under normal traffic conditions. Taxi transfers operate from airport taxi ranks, though rental car hire offers greater flexibility for exploring the island beyond Son Bou.

What is the best time of year to rent Villa Llabres?

May through October spans the optimal rental season, with June and September delivering the most balanced conditions: sea temperatures around 20-22°C, predictable daily sunshine, and moderate visitor density compared to July-August peak season. If avoiding crowds matters, September offers warm seas, extended daylight until 8 PM, and summer restaurant operations still fully active. Spring months (April-May) bring unpredictable rain frequency, while November through March experiences shorter daylight and occasional rainy weather despite occasional beautiful sunny days.

Is Villa Llabres suitable for families with children?

Yes. The ground-floor twin bedroom provides separation from adult spaces during early bedtimes. Son Bou beach features accessible timber boardwalks over sand dunes, multiple summer lifeguard stations, and shallow protected waters. Club San Jaime water park opens daily with supervised water slides. The villa provides a high chair for toddlers, an enclosed garden preventing unsupervised pool access, and proximity to supermarkets stocking baby supplies. Carrefour Express sits 200 meters away. The 2-kilometer beach contains designated family zones away from naturist areas, with sun lounger hire and water sports instruction available through seasonal operators.

What is included in the rental price at Villa Llabres?

Rental includes Wi-Fi internet connection throughout the villa, air conditioning and heating across all zones, bed linen and bathroom towels, access to the private swimming pool, pool maintenance, and basic welcome provisions (usually coffee, tea, and basic toiletries). Utility costs (water, electricity, gas for heating) integrate into the quoted rate. Cleaning between guest stays occurs professionally; mid-stay cleaning services incur additional fees upon request. Pool heating during cooler months (April, May, October, November) may require supplementary charges—confirm directly when booking shoulder-season dates.

What restaurants and shops are near Villa Llabres?

Son Bou’s central commercial area lies within 400 meters of Villa Llabres, containing Carrefour Express supermarket, local fruit and vegetable shops, gift retailers, and ATM facilities. Restaurants range from beachfront chiringuitos serving paella and fresh fish (Cal Peixet, Es Pla de Bou) to family-friendly pizzerias and tapas establishments throughout the village center. Walking distance from the villa reveals at least eight distinct dining options within 5-10 minutes, including establishments open year-round and seasonal summer-only operations. For fine dining or Michelin-starred experiences, Mahón city center (15 kilometers north) offers significantly elevated culinary options, though these require 20-minute transfers. Ciutadella, 40 kilometers west, contains Michelin-recognized establishments and harbourside restaurants overlooking the western Mediterranean.