Tucked away down a lane in Palma's busy old quarter, enclosed by narrow streets and landscaped courtyards, where you can enjoy fashionable shopping, stylish bars, cafes and restaurants, and all the sights of a historic city, Hotel Convent de la Missio is a new addition to the handful of city centre hotels, that were once grand buildings or palaces. As its name suggests, during three years a XVII century convent was beautifully renovated to  fulfil the needs of a modern residence and  into Palma's most stylish and sophisticated hotel. An opaque glass entrance introduces guests to a spectacular lobby, where the use of light and space is exceptional. The original high vaulted ceilings and limestone walls have been retained and fused with cutting edge design, natural materials and large windows, cleverly integrating some original features into the modern style. In this  masterpiece of design every detail is just right, in the form, the materials, the furnishings and the decoration. The guest rooms are havens of peace. Light and airy,  in shades of cream with pale oak floors, some  have modern four-poster beds romantically draped with swathes of white muslin.
Other delights include a Zen-inspired roof terrace, a whirlpool and sauna down in the old crypt and an art gallery featuring ceramic and photo exhibitions, not to mention its Refectori Restaurant, well known in Palma. In a simple, yet sophisticated  ambience  with a waterfall and palm trees, creative cooking, mixing colours and flavours in an incomparable atmosphere, is served to pamper every gourmet palate.