Petit Palace Hotel Tres

A masterpiece of Gothic architecture where there is always some innovative exhibition: the building of the Lonja de Palma symbolizes the union between history and contemporary art. These are, also, the coordinates of Petit Palace Hotel Tres.

Historical tour, current culture –and local collaboration to accommodate them–. In the capital of Mallorca, the artistic scene is as vibrant as its coves or its Mediterranean cuisine. Petit Palace Hotel Tres connects the comfort of staying in the Lonja neighborhood with a more attentive travel experience. More real. We are in the sixteenth-century manor house Can Mayol, converted to inhabit its present without disconnecting it from its past. Its unique charm places you in the emotional point that will become your neighborhood in Palma de Mallorca.

Petit Palace Hotel Tres: the Lonja neighborhood of Palma as host

Through the Mallorcan courtyard of Petit Palace Hotel Tres, the Mediterranean enters leisurely. A scene that has nothing to envy to the one you will contemplate from our sauna with views of the Cathedral of Palma. On the rooftop, a pool with a solarium. And more views.

The building retains architectural elements such as an arch with half columns, exposed beam ceilings, or semicircular arches. Our suites are designed with attention to every detail, so you can unwind in an atmosphere of warmth and minimalism in the Balearic style. The island's traditions are also present in our buffet breakfasts. We are pet friendly, have a gym, and offer free bikes and WiFi.

From this hospitality, you can experience the Lonja neighborhood of Palma as one of our own.

Inhabiting the other Palma of Mallorca

Our address on Apuntadors street, 3, recalls the pointers, who were dedicated to the textile trade of folding, stacking, and piling clothes for the lords of the palatial houses. Can Mayol, where you will sleep, was one of them.

La Lonja is the old fishing neighborhood of Palma. Today it hosts restaurants, institutional headquarters, shops, and house-museums with famous courtyards, such as those of Can Balaguer and the Casal Solleric. Just steps away are the building of La Lonja de Palma and the Cathedral –or “la Seu,” as we call it here– surrounded by the Parc de la Mar. In front, we have the port and, before it, the walls.