Ses Rotes was originally the smaller house on the Canet Estate. Extending along the Esporles valley, it dates back over 200 years. The fertile soil of the land around Ses Rotes was used as allotments for the inhabitants of Esporles to grow their own vegetables. Since the mid 1900’s, with an extensive breeding program of Spanish horses, there has always been more horses than people enjoying the land & living at Ses Rotes.

In the late 1960’s, the Ses Rotes Estate came alive as a venue for parties on a Friday & Saturday evening.  With a huge restaurant, a disco and riding arena, it was the perfect setting to enjoy a typical “Fiesta Andaluza” in the countryside.  On a night, you would regularly see up to 500 people, a mix of locals and tourists, enjoying the Horse Show, feasting on meat cooked on the Asado and dancing into the early hours of the morning.  As the tourism in Mallorca evolved, so did Ses Rotes.  The horses remained, but the parties became more private and it was known as one of the best venues on the island for large celebrations.