3 Best, Genuine Boutique Hotels in Palma De Mallorca in 2026

Concepció by Nobis occupies a renovated 16th century soap factory on the edge of Palma’s Old Town. It’s classic Balearic on the outside, classic pan-European boutique on the inside. As a member of Design Hotels, you can be confident that the levels of taste and luxury are high. And they also bring a bit of that universal contemporary cool that unites so many boutique hotels. Makes sense, considering the Swedish design firm that headed the project. This means sacrificing more than a bit of the historical charm and local feel… > Read Our Full Review

Palma’s El Llorenç, Parc de la Mar is a bit extra on all fronts, delightfully so. Delicately woven box-like structures only slightly function as cabanas by the rooftop infinity pool, stuffed with cushions and glazed in sun. Endless colourful tile keeps the atmosphere bright and contemporary. Just the right amount of sleek marble and shining brass gives a sense of all-consuming opulence throughout the lobby and common areas. In our opinion, it flirts with the edge of taste, but ultimately stays behind the line. There’s enough texture to keep the… > Read Our Full Review

Equal parts historical gem and new age spaceship, this central Palma boutique hotel is a shoo-in for anyone in need of a pampering. Convent de la Missio does occupy a former convent, hence the name, but has clearly abandoned asceticism. It’s a pretty striking old meets new as well; the building’s religious gravitas whitewashed with whitewash, pale furnishings and chic contemporary art. Honestly, we wouldn’t be remotely surprised to find Hailey Bieber holding interviews in front of the glowing vanities. In that sense, you can pretty easily discern their target… > Read Our Full Review