Hotel Antigua Palma
Contemporary classic — restrained colors, natural light, maritime travel motifs woven into the decor (map references, travel notebooks, compass-design headboards), and local materials like Binissalem stone and Ikat fabric. Feels more like staying in someone's beautifully preserved family home than a conventional hotel.
Book the spa slot in advance — ideally before arrival — as it's exclusive-use and gets reserved quickly, especially in high season
Why It Matters
One of Palma's few true historic palace conversions in the Call Jueu (Jewish Quarter), the oldest part of the old city. The Ferrer-Quintana family remodeled the building in the 18th century, and the hotel has preserved the entrance arch, baroque patio, and a spectacular Marés stone vault. Every room is unique, shaped by the building's original footprint. The Michelin Guide selected it as a fine example of the city's boutique hotel scene.
A 17th-century Mallorcan noble house in the heart of Palma's medieval Jewish Quarter, converted into a 27-room luxury boutique hotel. The baroque courtyard and Marés stone vault have been painstakingly restored, and the rooms feel genuinely different from one another — original wrought-iron balconies, Mallorcan shutters, and Ikat fabrics set the tone throughout. It's a proper historic building with real character, not a themed recreation.
Where You'll Stay
5 room types available
Classic Double Room
The entry-level rooms here are 'relatively cozy' by Michelin's own description — which is honest. Designed with careful attention to detail, they feature the hotel's signature compass-design wooden headboards, Mallorcan fabrics, and either exterior street views or views into the interior courtyard of the house. Good for solo travelers or couples who plan to spend most of their time out exploring the city.
Deluxe Double Room
These were the noble rooms of the original house — the private, most prized spaces — and that heritage shows. Original architectural elements from the building's 17th and 18th-century history have been preserved and incorporated into the design. Spacious, with a massive comfortable bed (per guest reviews), a seating area, and the kind of atmospheric detail you don't get in a new-build hotel.
Family Suite
Described by Michelin as 'properly palatial' — a two-room layout separated by a hall, making it the most spacious option in the hotel. The 27 rooms are all shaped by the original building footprint, so this is genuinely large rather than just marketing-speak.
Suite
The most representative room in the hotel — originally the main hall of the noble house. Think high coffered ceilings, a canopy bed, a standalone bathtub, and two balconies facing a quiet street in the historic center. City views, champagne on arrival, and the full palatial experience. Properly dramatic.
Superior Double Room
A step up in space and light. The Superior rooms are designed around an interplay of colors and textures to create what feels like a genuinely distinct space. Still follows the hotel's maritime-travel design language but with more breathing room. Features a seating area.
The Property
Eat & Drink
3 venues on property
Restaurant
Spa & Wellness
Treatment Menu
On Property
How you'll actually spend your days.
Bicycles available to rent directly from the hotel — a practical way to explore Palma beyond the immediate old town.
The concierge can arrange tee times at the most famous golf courses across Mallorca — book directly through the hotel.
At check-in, guests are given a guided tour of the public areas of the hotel with stories about the building's history — from its noble house origins through the Ferrer-Quintana family's 18th-century remodeling.
The hotel can arrange or recommend guided tours of the Call Jueu (Jewish Quarter) and wider old city. The Cathedral, Arab Baths, Almudaina Palace, and Museum of Mallorca are all within walking distance.
Periodic live music events held on the Terracotta rooftop terrace as the sun goes down over the historic center. Not nightly — check with the hotel for scheduled dates.
Morning yoga sessions mentioned by guests; details and scheduling should be confirmed with the hotel directly.
Amenities & Practical Info
The details that matter for planning.
Daily buffet breakfast — guests describe it as varied and high quality.
Small plunge pool on the rooftop terrace — seasonal. Guests should note this is a shallow plunge pool, not a full swimming pool.
Available at additional charge — must be booked in advance.
No on-site parking. The nearest public car park is off-site and costs approximately €30/day — reservation required.
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