Palma the capital city of Majorca is an enchanting jewel of the Balearic Islands. With its captivating blend of historic charm, vibrant cultural heritage, and sun-drenched beaches, this Spanish paradise is a destination that beckons visitors to bask in its beauty. Palma is a captivating fusion of old-world grandeur and modern sophistication, where medieval streets wind their way through a tapestry of Gothic and Moorish architecture, offering a glimpse into a rich and storied past. Yet, beyond its historic façade, Palma pulsates with a cosmopolitan energy, boasting a lively culinary scene, fashionable boutiques, and a relaxed island vibe that makes it a dream destination for seekers of both culture and leisure. Read on to find out more about our favourite luxury hotels in the city.
Palma, Majorca, Balearic Islands
El Llorenç Parc de la Mar
(5 stars)The bold hotel El Llorenç, Parc de la Mar in Palma’s historic Calatrava neighbourhood adds style and sparkle to the area. This unique design hotel has superb interiors and guestrooms by Swedish designer, Magnus Ehrland; destination dining by acclaimed and self-assured Mallorca chef Santi Taura; a luxe spa; and a truly wow-factor triple-level roof terrace with an infinite pool that elevates the hotel design to new heights. This latest opening confirms Palma as the Mediterranean’s hip hotel hot spot.
Palma, Majorca, Balearic Islands
Es Príncep
(5 stars)Once you step across the threshold of Es Princep, you immediately notice you’re somewhere special – you are embraced by the warmth of welcome you’d expect from this Mediterranean island, but you also become immersed in the sophisticated vibe of a capital city hotel. Es Princep is a full-service luxury hotel. There’s the urban flair of its destination cocktail bar, Gremium (where mixologist and bar manager Andreu Genestar works his magic, bringing genuine cocktail flair to Palma’s vibrant bar scene); fine-dining at the hotel’s Bala Roja restaurant (named after the hotel’s historic district, overlooking the city walls); and the upscale pampering of ‘Coco’, Es Princep’s luxury oasis spa – whilst the capacious guest rooms boast sea views.