Antigua Palma

Hotel Antigua Palma, Mallorca, Spain - Explore & Book

"Set deep among the labyrinthine lanes that wind through old town Palma, this gorgeous boutique hotel beautifully captures the richly storied past of the Mallorcan capital. Opened in 2019, and formerly the residence of one of the city’s aristocratic families, the sensitive restoration of this ‘casa noble’ has preserved much of its centuries-old charm. Inside, maritime motifs and ancient maps celebrate the island’s trading and seafaring history, while lush greenery cascades down over the palazzo’s beautiful Baroque courtyard. There's an air of hushed 'luxury hotel' opulence, alongside the secluded intimacy you'd expect in a private home. Hotel Antigua Palma's location makes it a superb base if you’re keen to have all the city’s main attractions within an easy stroll. After a day’s sightseeing, tired limbs can be soaked and steamed in a bookable spa area, while a rooftop terrace provides a splash pool, push-button drinks service, and cityscape vistas. The Gastro Bar is the perfect spot for light meals such as tapas and a great selection of drinks. When you’re ready to turn in, each of the 27 guest rooms and suites is a haven of calm, with soothing tones and top-end comforts providing a peaceful night’s slumber in Palma’s medieval heart. Highs A beautifully restored 18th-century building with a genuine sense of historyTiered rooftop terraces with dipping pool, sun loungers and cityscape viewsSoundproofed rooms with spacious beds and 24-hour room serviceA free spa session for i-escape guests, with plunge pool, sauna and sensation shower – perfect for couplesMost of Palma’s historic sights and shopping are within easy strolling distance Lows The grown-up vibe may not be ideal for families with smaller kidsSome of the guest rooms only have views to the inner courtyardThe rooftop pool is a welcome treat, but a little on the shallow sideBreakfast, where not included, can be priceyNo other formal meals available. There are dozens of eateries on your doorstep in Palma" - Leon Beckenham