BQ Belvedere Hotel
4 StarsSan Agustin hilltop setting, Lagoon-style swimming pool
San Agustin hilltop setting, Lagoon-style swimming pool
Outdoor pool and solarium, Contemporary boutique beach stay
Mediterranean Sea view balconies, Heated indoor swimming pool
Private sea-view terraces, Large outdoor swimming pool
Furnished sea-view terraces, Convenient on-site gated parking
Spacious premium sea view rooms, Seasonal outdoor pool and terrace
Rooms with private terraces, Unique courtyard with skylight
Stylish bistro and terrace dining, Avant-garde art and design concept
Panoramic rooftop Sky Bar pool, Gourmet dining at l'Àtic
Outdoor pool with mountain views, Secure on-site private parking
Seasonal outdoor swimming pool, Convenient private on-site parking
On-site Zaatar Palma restaurant, Enchanting central courtyard
Third-floor marina-view pool, Mediterranean poetry and design
In-room massage services, The Best duplex suites
Access to municipal swimming pools, Mediterranean restaurant and bar
Dual outdoor swimming pools, Hydrotherapy circuit at the spa
Panoramic Palma Bay swimming pool, Unique split-level mezzanine suites
Stunning Bay of Palma views, Seasonal outdoor swimming pool
Rooftop plunge pool with sea views, On-site fine dining at El Sótano
Private rooftop plunge pool, Creative Mediterranean dining at Gilda
Almaq rooftop infinity pool, Michelin-starred Zaranda restaurant
Seventh floor rooftop pool, Mediterranean flavors at Trasluz
Rooftop pool and bar, Modern art hotel concept
Rooftop pool with cathedral views, Pintamonas rooftop restaurant
Newly renovated 2024 guest rooms, Sea-view thermal spa circuit
Panoramic cathedral and sea views, Modern glass-fronted city landmark
Rooftop plunge pool with city views, Duplex suite with living area
Rooftop pool and sky bar, On-site cinema screening room
Triple swimming pool selection, Nikkei fusion at Syndeo restaurant
Panoramic outdoor swimming pool, Signature Mediterranean gastronomy
Secure on-site parking, Private outdoor terraces
Classic Art Deco elegance, Relaxing wellness circuit
Rooftop infinity pool with panoramic views, Michelin-starred DINS Santi Taura restaurant
Rooftop plunge pool and terrace, Rustic-chic room interiors
Rooftop plunge pool and bar, Modern rustic restaurant
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The beautiful Palma de Mallorca is the largest city in the Balearic Islands. A busy metropolis, with almost half of the island’s population living in and around Palma, it is also a very popular holiday destination. This is thanks in part to its setting in a lovely bay, with great sandy beaches and a warm Mediterranean climate. But Palma is more than sun and sand. It has a long history and its people are a diverse mix of cultures, thanks to the influence of the Moors, Spanish and Carthaginians, as well as more recently people from Africa and South America, which makes it a place well worth experiencing.
The impressive golden coloured La Seu cathedral in Palma de Mallorca took almost 400 years to build. After having a new façade added following earthquake damage in 1851, and with an interior designed by the famous architect Antoni Gaudi and ceramics from artist Miquel Barceló, the cathedral is now truly unique in design. Next to the cathedral sits the Palau de l’Almudaina. Once a Moorish fort, it became home to the monarchy of Mallorca in the 13th century and is now an official residence of the Spanish royal family. When the family are not in residence the Palau is open to the public. Behind the cathedral you will find the old town. Here, wandering in the maze of narrow streets you will find traditional architecture, small museums and galleries, and the remains of ancient Arab baths. If you want to stay in or around the old town, you will find a wide choice of hotels available.
Palma de Mallorca has a long promenade which is a popular place for locals to jog and walk. You can take a walk along the marina where you will find beautiful yachts moored, as well as stop to enjoy a drink in one of the bars and restaurants. On the promenade is the small beach of Ca’n Pere Antoni. It can get very busy during the summer months, but holds a Blue Flag award and has showers and toilets. Being so close to the centre of town, this beach is perfect if you just want to enjoy couple of hours in the sun before exploring further. If you are happy to go a little further, Portixol is a kilometre and a half away and has a beach club where you can rent sunbeds, as well as a good choice of places to eat and drink. You can find a beachside hotel not far from Palma if you like to spend lots of time relaxing.
If you have opted for an all inclusive hotel in Palma de Mallorca, you may not be tempted to go out to eat and drink, but with a choice of traditional tapas bars, pavement cafes, stylish bars and modern restaurants to be found, it would be a shame not to give some a try. Visit the Mercat de l’Olivar to see what the locals like to eat. Here, as well as a huge range of fresh produce, there are also things you can buy to take away such as bread, olives and jamón serrano. If you don’t want to make your own picnic, there are tapas and oyster bars in the market. In many parts of Spain, a thick hot chocolate is served with churros, which is a fried donut mixture, but in Palma the chocolate is traditionally served with ensaïmada. These sweet flaky pastries have various fillings, including traditional pumpkin paste, and are great for an afternoon treat when you need a pick me up.
If you need something to do after checking out of your hotel before heading home, Palma Aquarium is ideal. Open every day, and only a ten-minute drive from the airport, there are indoor and outdoor displays, large underwater viewing tanks including sharks, rays and turtles, and feeding displays throughout the day. You will find plenty to interest adults and children alike, and it is a good place to visit on those rare days when the weather might not be so good. If some last minute retail therapy is more your style, there are excellent shopping areas in Palma. Close to Palma you will find Centro Comercial Porto Pi, which is a modern shopping centre, and the Festival Park shopping centre. Here there is a good choice of bars and restaurants, sale outlets, and popular Spanish high street shops. Of course, if you do have a very early start, you can always choose one of the hotels at the airport to make things more convenient.
In Palma de Majorca, you might want to check out Hotel Joan Miró Museum, BQ Belvedere Hotel, Belle Zurbarán Palma Hotel, BQ Apolo Hotel. These hotels come highly recommended by many travelers.
For a taste of luxury in Palma de Majorca, you might want to explore Sheraton Mallorca Arabella Golf Hotel, Pure Salt Garonda, Hotel Costa Azul, Hotel Victoria Gran Meliá. These hotels are known for their superior amenities and high-class services.
If you're visiting Palma de Majorca with your family, you could look at Hotel Joan Miró Museum, BQ Belvedere Hotel, Belle Zurbarán Palma Hotel, BQ Apolo Hotel. These hotels offer a variety of family-friendly services and activities.
Traveling with pets? The hotels INNSiDE by Meliá Palma Bosque, Sheraton Mallorca Arabella Golf Hotel, Hotel Costa Azul, Nakar Hotel could be ideal. These hotels are not only pet-friendly but also offer numerous amenities to make your pets feel at home.
If you’re looking for a relaxing spa experience during your stay in Palma de Majorca, check out Palace Bonanza Playa Resort & SPA by Olivia Hotels Collection, HM Jaime III, INNSiDE by Meliá Palma Bosque, Sheraton Mallorca Arabella Golf Hotel – all of which offer great spa services and facilities.
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