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17th century

Hotel Convent de la Missio

Balearic Islands, Spain
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Carrer de la Missió, 7A, Centre, Balearic Islands, Spain, 07003 Original Property Opened in 17th century Historic Hotels Worldwide member since 2025

Hotel Convent de la Missió, located in the heart of Palma de Mallorca, is a unique hotel that blends history, art, and architecture in a luxurious setting. The hotel was originally built in the 17th century as a convent for the Jesuit order and the historic building has been meticulously restored to preserve its spiritual and cultural essence while adapting to modern needs. The hotel retains the characteristics of Mallorca Baroque architecture that can be seen with the use of marès stone and balanced proportions that reflect the typical convent architecture from that era. The interior highlights a seamless integration of contemporary elements with the original structures, creating an atmosphere of serenity. Art plays a significant role in the hotel’s design and artworks by local and international contemporary artists are displayed throughout the hotel. Today, the hotel preserves the tranquil atmosphere, offering an exclusive retreat in the bustling city center of Palma de Mallorca. With a gourmet restaurant and spa, the Convent de la Missió is not just a place to stay but an exceptional cultural and architectural destination.

Discover

  • Discover the Baroque architecture of Hotel Convent de la Missió. Throughout the hotel, guests can see stunning marès stone, arches, high ceilings and peaceful inner courtyards that add tranquility and elegance to the property. Hotel Convent de la Missió highlights some of the finest preserved Baroque-style architecture in the Balearic Islands.
  • Learn more about the history of Hotel Convent de la Missió. The convent was originally founded by the Catholic Church during the 17th century. It was designed to provide the best environment for students, being built within secluded streets to create a serene atmosphere for the priests who studied there. It has since been turned into a boutique hotel offering guests the same preserved tranquil experience.
  • Gaze at the many art collections at Hotel Convent de la Missió. The hotel displays contemporary art by local and international artists. The art throughout the hotel enriches the space and provides a modern visual contrast to its historic charm.

Explore

  • Explore the Santa María Cathedral, a landmark on Palma de Mallorca. Construction of the cathedral started in the 13th century and ended in the 1630s. The architecture of the cathedral is Mediterranean Gothic, and the history of the building is linked to the local monarchy. Today, guests can explore the cathedral grounds and take a guided tour.
  • Shop for souvenirs at one of the most popular avenues in Palma de Mallorca at Paseo del Borne. The area has been nicknamed “Golden Mile” for featuring luxury brands like Rolex and Louis Vuitton stores on the avenue. There are restaurants lined up along the streets for somewhere to relax after a day of shopping.
  • Take an afternoon stroll through the S’hort Del Rei Gardens. It is located under the Almudaina Palace and dates to the 14th century. These gardens were designed by architect Gabriel Alomar and features a unique arch of Muslim origin. The gardens were once filled with fruit trees, colorful plants, flowers, and vegetables. Now, the gardens are a quiet place on the island to take a walk or sit by the pond and enjoy the island breeze.

Experience

  • Experience panoramic views of Palma de Mallorca at Bellver Castle. Built in the 14th century by James II, this castle is a Gothic-style fort just outside the city. The popular incredible views offered are due to it being 122 meters above sea level allowing guests to see the city, the port, the Tramuntana mountain range, and the Pla de Mallorca. This sight is sought over for pictures and having the best views in the city.
  • See one of the Mediterranean’s architectural gems, Llotja de Palma. It was built between 1420 and 1452 by Guillem Sagrera and can still be visited inside today. This historical landmark in Palma de Mallorca served as a trading point for merchants and shows the mercantile activity of the island’s history.
  • Spend the day at Playa de Palma to enjoy some time in the Mediterranean sun. It is a great spot to spend vacation time with friends and family, soaking in the sun and splashing in the turquoise waters. With plenty of restaurants and shopping experiences, Playa de Palma is a must visit in Mallorca.

Taste

  • Taste gourmet dining at Hotel Convent de la Missió’s Michelin Star restaurant, the Marc Fosh restaurant. Chef Marc Bosh is the head chef and achieved a Michelin Star in Mallorca in 2002. The restaurant offers a tasting menu with dishes made with local ingredients and fresh Mediterranean flavors.
  • Indulge in all what Palma de Mallorca has to offer at Merca de L’Olivar, a traditional food market located in the heart of the city. This traditional market features the island's best fruits, vegetables, meat, seafood, cheeses, and much more. Visitors to the island looking for authentic Mallorca cuisine, Merca de L’Olivar is the best place to try.
  • Try authentic Mallorca cuisine on the island. In this region of Spain, the diet is based mostly on pork, fish, and vegetables. Guests will find that most dishes are made with a lot of garlic and olive oil. Walnuts, lemons, almonds, and juicy olives are also regional to the island. Travelers will satisfy cravings with fresh Mediterranean flavors and ingredients native to the island.
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