Hotel Palladium Palma, Palma de Mallorca

Request a high-floor room for the best views of the Cathedral, marina, sea, mountains, and city rooftops.

Request a rear-facing room, ideally above the sixth floor, for quieter nights and partial Cathedral, sea, or city views.

Choose a high-floor room to reduce road noise, especially on busy Saturday nights.

Choose a front-facing room for large floor-to-ceiling windows, a green-space outlook, and the hotel’s best aspect.

Use the airport bus: the stop is outside or opposite for arrivals, and around the corner for departures.

Ask for a balcony room; some balconies overlook the Cathedral, while the roof terrace offers an alternative outdoor viewpoint.

Ask for a larger bathroom with a bathtub rather than a shower-only setup.

Request room 83 for its large floor-to-ceiling corner windows.

Request room 28 for a quiet rear-facing position; street-facing rooms may be noisier.

Request room 18 for a quiet stay, but do not expect a view.

Choose a first-floor room for a quieter stay, but expect limited views.

Choose a low-floor room if avoiding lift use is more important than having a view.

Avoid the eggs Benedict.

Visit the roof for wide views over the city.

Confirm the bed configuration before booking if travelling as a couple; only one couples’ bed may be available per floor.

Request room 901, 801, 701, or 301 for a rear-facing balcony and practical layout.

Avoid room 25 if bathroom comfort is important.

Request corner room 93 on the ninth floor.