Convent de la Missió
Waking up in a monastery
08/01/2024 Reading time: 2 Minutes
Where missionaries once lived, Mallorcan star architect Antoni Esteva created an elegant boutique hotel with 27 rooms and suites spread over two wings. To this day, the stylish building shares its grounds with a church and a monastic community.
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In the middle of the lively old town streets of Palma, the Convent de la Missió is a place of peace and contemplation with an inner courtyard, roof terrace, gourmet restaurant, library, urban spa and hip art bar, which also serves as an exhibition space for artists from various disciplines. The charming hostel impresses with the delightful contrast between its historic façade and state-of-the-art comfort.
All rooms are decorated entirely in white. Each one is individually furnished. Modern design is combined with contemporary art and typical local elements such as wooden beamed ceilings and natural stone. Some of the retreats still have the beautiful old original coffered doors of the former monastery.
Our spacious Junior Suite is furnished with a huge king-size bed and sophisticated lamps. The TV format also tends towards XXL. A free-standing bathtub serves as a room divider to the en-suite bathroom, where the toilet and shower unfortunately only have frosted glass doors. It turns out to be very convenient that our suite is located on the same floor as the beautiful roof terrace with pool and small gym, so that both facilities can be used quickly and easily.
The first floor is home to one of Palma's top culinary addresses, the Marc Fosh restaurant by the British Michelin-starred chef of the same name. He combines Michelin-starred cuisine with fresh, Mediterranean dishes in a modern, relaxed atmosphere. Tip: Be sure to make a reservation, especially if you want to sit in the cozy courtyard! The restaurant also serves the hotel breakfast, which is simple but sufficient.
All rooms are decorated entirely in white. Each one is individually furnished. Modern design is combined with contemporary art and typical local elements such as wooden beamed ceilings and natural stone. Some of the retreats still have the beautiful old original coffered doors of the former monastery.
Our spacious Junior Suite is furnished with a huge king-size bed and sophisticated lamps. The TV format also tends towards XXL. A free-standing bathtub serves as a room divider to the en-suite bathroom, where the toilet and shower unfortunately only have frosted glass doors. It turns out to be very convenient that our suite is located on the same floor as the beautiful roof terrace with pool and small gym, so that both facilities can be used quickly and easily.
The first floor is home to one of Palma's top culinary addresses, the Marc Fosh restaurant by the British Michelin-starred chef of the same name. He combines Michelin-starred cuisine with fresh, Mediterranean dishes in a modern, relaxed atmosphere. Tip: Be sure to make a reservation, especially if you want to sit in the cozy courtyard! The restaurant also serves the hotel breakfast, which is simple but sufficient.
