Hotel Cappuccino - Palma
Luxury hotel in Palma's Old Town with rooftop pool and spa
About this hotel
Hotel Cappuccino - Palma provides a refined experience in the heart of Palma de Mallorca’s historic Old Town. This luxury hotel, part of Grupo Cappuccino, stands out with its unique blend of amenities, including a rooftop pool offering city views, a dedicated spa, and even a cinema for guest entertainment. The property itself is a showcase of art, featuring a large collection throughout its spaces, complemented by a serene interior courtyard adorned with palm trees. Each exclusive room is a testament to design, personally crafted by interior designer Jacques Grange, ensuring a distinctive and comfortable stay. Guests will find modern conveniences such as air conditioning, flat-screen satellite TV, and a minibar, alongside well-appointed private bathrooms with premium toiletries. Its prime location places Palma Cathedral just 500 metres away, while Palma’s Marina and Promenade are a leisurely ten-minute walk.
- Rooftop pool
- Spa facilities
- Cinema on site
- Art collection
Our take
I would pick Hotel Cappuccino for a design-minded stay in Palma's Old Town. Rooms by Jacques Grange, a large art collection, a palm-shaded courtyard and a private cinema make it stand apart, and the rooftop pool and spa round off the day. Palma Cathedral is 500 metres away, and a 9.3 score from more than 700 reviews confirms the quality. Beach lovers will be better served by a hotel on the bay.
- ✓Explore the hotel's art collection at your leisure, it's a significant part of the experience here.
- ✓Take advantage of the rooftop pool for refreshing city views, especially during the warmer months.
- ✓Walk to Palma Cathedral in the morning to avoid the crowds and enjoy the historic architecture.
Why we love it
- Rooftop pool with city views
- Exclusive rooms by Jacques Grange
- Extensive art collection on site
- Prime location in Palma's Old Town
Why guests love itHotel Cappuccino sits in Palma's Old Town, 500 metres from Palma Cathedral, and its on-site cinema is an unusual asset for families with older children on a rainy evening. The rooftop pool offers a break after sightseeing, and the interior courtyard with palm trees gives the place a calm feel. With an art collection, a spa and rooms designed by Jacques Grange, the hotel leans towards adults, so I would suggest it for families with teenagers rather than toddlers.