Convent de la Missio - At A Glance

Know It All

Hit the spot
In Palma's narrow backstreets.

Be savvy
Don't expect scenic views – you're next to an apartment block.

Be smitten
Snow-white style sanctuary.

Bedtime...

Rooms and suites
14 rooms, 3 suites.

Special features
All rooms and suites have a safe, TV, minibar, free internet access and plenty of bathroom smellies. There is also a Japanese style rooftop terrace with deckchairs.

Also…
For some dedicated me-time there is a sauna, hammam, jacuzzi and solarium.

Pillow Talk
Try Room 4, with its innovative duplex layout.

Eat & Drink

Dining in
Chef Tolo Trias has created an imaginative menu of Mediterranean classics in Refectori, Convent de la Missio's clean-lined restaurant, opening out onto a patio. Expect the unexpected with dishes like ostrich loin steak marinated in ginger and orange with green asparagus noodles, or the wonderful zucchini blossom sesame tempura stuffed with soft cheese, arugula and jamon iberico.

Breakfast
Breakfast is served until 11am.

Room service
Available morning and evening.

See & Do

See & Do
The narrow, cobbled streets of Palma's old town beg to be explored and boast plenty of museums, tapas bars and places of interest. The Museo de Arte Espanol Contemporaneo has among its collections plenty of works by Picasso to mull over. There's an impressive gothic cathedral, soaring high above the cruise ships docked in the harbour. Take a stroll along Passeig des Born, doing some shopping, and sitting outside a café, or check out great views over the city from Castell de Bellver.

Spa
There's a solarium, sauna and hammam, as well as a jacuzzi to wallow in.

Diary Dates
Late January
Palma turns into one big party for the Fiestas de Sant Sebastian. Expect parades, feasting and live music in the town squares.

July-August
Head north out of Palma for the Festival de Pollença. This classical festival boasts a great line-up local and international acts.