Avoid driving to the hotel: parking is off-site; use the Ramblas car park for about €20 per night and walk, or take a taxi with clear directions.
Travellers are especially taken with the hotel’s handsome conversion of an ancient old-town building, where contemporary design and historic details create a memorable setting. The staff are widely regarded as kind, attentive and helpful, while breakfast, the cocktail bar and rooftop areas add to the appeal. Its central yet relatively peaceful address makes exploring Palma easy on foot. The main reservations concern small, sometimes idiosyncratic rooms, tricky vehicle access and a sense from some guests that the price is ambitious for what is offered.
Real advice grouped by theme — drawn from guest reviews of Nobis Hotel Palma.
Avoid driving to the hotel: parking is off-site; use the Ramblas car park for about €20 per night and walk, or take a taxi with clear directions.
Use the sun deck with showers and umbrellas; the hotel has no traditional pool.
Check everything you sign and review all charges carefully at checkout.
Book one of the top two suites if available when splurging.
Nobis Hotel Palma brings Scandinavian polish to a remarkably old setting: a 12th-century former Muslim palace in Palma’s historic quarter. Behind its handsome stone walls, the mood is quietly contemporary, with Wingårdhs-designed interiors balancing clean lines, tactile materials and the building’s original character. With just 37 rooms and suites, it feels more like a refined urban hideaway than a large resort, with a lounge, NOI restaurant, cocktail bar, spa, sunny terrace and rooftop spaces rounding things out.
Set on Carrer de les Caputxines, in a calmer pocket of the Old Town, the hotel puts Palma’s galleries, landmarks and sought-after dining within easy strolling distance. It is a particularly good fit for design-minded couples, weekend visitors and business travellers who want to be in the centre without staying on one of the busier streets. Arriving by car can take a little planning, as access in these narrow old-town lanes is limited.
Guests tend to fall for the hotel’s striking blend of heritage and modern design, as well as the welcoming, polished team. Breakfast and the bar receive frequent appreciation, and the roof terrace is a favourite place to linger. Rooms are consistently described as spotless and full of character, although some guests find them compact or unusually configured; a few also feel the premium rates are not always matched by the overall experience.
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