AH Art Hotel Palma – ONLY ADULTS

Rooms at the back of the hotel, especially on higher floors with courtyard/inner-yard views, are consistently very quiet and peaceful—ideal if you prefer to avoid street noise.

Higher-floor rooms tend to be quieter and brighter, and some upper rooms even offer city views.

Suites and junior suites are generous in size with great bathrooms and lots of storage, making them excellent value and ideal for friends or small groups.

Ask the staff for restaurant and bar recommendations nearby—their suggestions have led guests to excellent dinners.

Room 2 is a quiet suite facing the inner courtyard with a small terrace (table and chairs) overlooking the breakfast courtyard.

Room 12 on the fourth floor is highly recommended, very quiet, and benefits from the convenient lift access.

Parking can be arranged directly with the hotel, which offers a reasonable daily parking rate.

Many guests find that all or most rooms are very nice and quiet, so you generally can’t go wrong with room choice.

Room 6 is a very large suite with two big floor-to-ceiling window/doors and sunny views, offering a spacious feel.

Deluxe and triple rooms are very spacious and comfortably accommodate two or even three people.

Consider booking a room with a terrace or balcony if available, as a few rooms (like Room 2 or the room below Room 5) have pleasant outdoor space overlooking the courtyard.

The reception team is very helpful and friendly—tell them what you want for your stay or just ask if you need anything, and they’ll usually accommodate your wishes.

Room 9 on the third floor, located at the end of the corridor away from the lift, is reported as quiet and convenient.

Front rooms face Las Ramblas and may offer more interesting street views but could be less secluded than rear-facing rooms.

Book early and consider contacting the hotel directly to secure your preferred room type or specific room.

If a room view matters to you, request it in advance, and note that a 'his and hers' double-sink bathroom is available in at least one back-facing room.

Rooms on the fourth floor are reported as very quiet, with some offering a pleasant breeze when windows are open.

The hotel has a lift serving all floors, and many guests comment that their rooms were both quiet and attractively furnished with antiques.

A junior suite can be an ideal choice for two friends, providing ample space and storage.

The junior suite on the second floor is a great room, though its view is mainly over neighboring apartments’ back yards.

Room 4 has been specifically noted as not recommended by a past guest.

Room 5 (a suite) on the second floor is nice, and the room directly below it has a particularly pretty balcony.

Room 3 was described as quiet and in line with the generally high standard of rooms at the hotel.

Top-floor rooms offer more natural light, and some guests would choose the top floor again on a return visit.

Rooms on the upper floor and north side of the building are reported to be especially quiet.

Some doubles are good, but suites are described as fantastic and an especially good choice if you want extra comfort.

The hotel’s location is relatively quiet for a central mid-town setting, and you can still enjoy peaceful rooms despite being in the middle of the city.

The hotel’s central location is considered very good for exploring Palma.

Staff always open the door for you, adding a personal, attentive touch to the stay.

If you mainly plan to stay in Palma, a car isn’t essential; some guests only rent a car when leaving the city to drive elsewhere on the island.

The hotel is suitable for solo travellers, including those arriving on late evening flights.

Try to arrive earlier in the day, as the hotel is not keen on very late check-ins.