Hotel Can Cera
Hotel · Palma de Mallorca ·
Mediterranean bar/restaurant, spa, yoga, and refined rooms
Mediterranean bar/restaurant, spa, yoga, and refined rooms
"Afterwards, any of the 12 cozy rooms at the Two MICHELIN Key Hotel Can Cera, in Palma's old town, are a perfect place to rest after your first day on the island. This 17th-century Majorcan palace combines elegant traditional elements with modern comforts." - The MICHELIN Guide
"Arriving at Can Cera, passing under its old stone archway and into a leafy central courtyard, you enter an inviting oasis within Palma de Mallorca’s old walled city; up a marble stairway, a series of comfy salons with cushiony nooks invite a respite before continuing to one of the twelve guest rooms." - Guide MICHELIN
"After IT Mallorca renovated its oldest property during COVID-19 closures, Can Cera—an 11-year-old, 18-room hotel set within a 17th-century palace—felt reinvigorated to me, with refreshed furnishings and a series of new installations by local artists that make it one of Palma's most sophisticated offerings." - Samantha Brooks
"Boutique Hotel Can Cera is a 17th-century palace in the historic centre of Palma de Mallorca with a spa. The airy rooms have antique-style furniture, free minibar and flat-screen satellite TV. All of the air-conditioned rooms have free WiFi, and some have a balcony or terrace. The stylish, modern bathrooms have a bathrobe and slippers. The Boutique Hotel Can Cera has an attractive terrace and courtyard. The spa has a sauna, contrast shower and hot tub, and can also arrange massage. The hotel’s restaurant offers designer tapas, while the café is open all day. There is also a stylish bar. Palma Cathedral is about 300 metres away, while the city’s harbour can be reached in about 5 minutes on foot." - My Boutique Hotel (en)
"Strip away the contemporary art and the Egyptian cotton linens, the screens on the walls and the terrycloth robes in the big modern bathrooms, and it’s easy to imagine the original, regal appeal of this traditional Mallorcan mansion. Arriving at Can Cera, passing under its old stone archway and into its leafy central courtyard, you enter a particularly inviting oasis within the already elegant Mediterranean enclave of Palma de Mallorca’s old walled city. A little farther on, up a marble stairway, waits a series of comfy salons, all full of cushiony nooks that invite a respite before continuing to one of the twelve guest rooms. The effect, as you travel from the street to the courtyard to the public spaces to the bedroom, is one of sliding into ever-deeper states of leisure — or, to put it another way, of living like an old-fashioned aristocrat." - Tablet Hotels
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