Palacio Ca Sa Galesa

I would highly recommend this hotel to anyone who is going to Palma, and does not care about staying at a hotel that is on the beach. I, myself, preferred to stay in the old city, where one can experience the history and culture of the island. The staff were the best that I have encountered in all my travels abroad. They were always ready to help with any questions, or provide any items that were needed. The hotel itself is in an old Mallorcan palacio, which is exquisite, and totally renovated for guest's comfort. There is... more

A wonderful place to stay in the historic centre of Palma just steps away from the Cathedral. Built in 1570 it has recently undergone extensive restoration. Antique furniture& works of art give the immpression you are staying in a private museum Quiet drawing rooms A beautiful courtyard with fountain...a roof garden offering panoramic views of the bay of Palma and the cathedral...a traditional kitchen where you can help yourself to afternoon tea and cakes. They have even managed to shoe horn in the only indoor pool in the historic... more

My husband and I stayed at the Palacio Ca Sa Galesa in Sept. 2003. The hotel is a stunning gem that has been beautifully restored. Our room was large with a spacious jacuzzi bath and lovely furnishings. We enjoyed the interior patio and had drinks on the rooftop patio before dinner each evening. The rooftop patio has amazing views overlooking the cathedral and coast. The service was superb and the room service was always reliable. The location is central and we walked to most of the major sites in Majorca. The hotel sends us holiday... more

We have just returned from a short 3 night break in the nice little hotel. I have to say, of all my reviews on tripadvisor this is the most difficult to write. Its one of those stays that you enjoy but can't quite put a finger on why your not raving about the place. Ultimately, I think the reason is 'value' - more of that later. Firstly some comments, that mostly line up with recent reviews: I must start with the staff - they are probably the most friendly bunch I have met in a hotel outside of Asia, India or the four seasons in... more

this is a most wonderful hotel, almost a museum. each room is unique, from the private palors, to the outside decks to the Monet kitchen. they make you feel as if you are a welcome guest in a private home. And the service just adds to the very special time spent. I was is teenage daughters and they loved it, close to everything. My 16 yr said it best "I want to come here for my honeymoon".

Wow. Just got back from a five night break at this hotel and have to say it was perfect. The hotel is small (only 12 rooms) tucked away of a tiny quiet street in the Old Town, two minutes walk to the Cathedral. But what it lacks in size, it makes up for in everything else. Upon arrival we were given a personal tour of the hotel by the receptionist, showing us all the main features and facilities of the hotel, whilst our bags were taken up to our room ahead of us. We had booked a standard suite (The Schubert) and it was superb... more

My first time on this web site and thought that I would check out some of the reviews on hotels I have stayed in before taking heed of the comments on establishments I am considering visiting. I must agree this hotel is a gem. Be prepared however to fall out with your partner on the driving approach to the hotel. Narrow streets, no entry signs which have to be ignored, locals who presume you are a daft tourist who has managed to enter the security cordon of the Cathedral by chance, all make for a hair raising final 15 minute approach to... more

Spent 6 nights in spacious room "Schubert" in October 2004. A wonderful hotel, friendly, helpful staff, great location immediately behind the Episcopal Palace. Views of the east end of the Cathedral from our bedroom and similar views plus the harbour from the terrace where complementary soft drinks are available. Splendid buffet breakfast + cooked dishes as extras. Lunches and dinners available to order - excellent quality- in your room or one of the public rooms. We will certainly return for another luxurious break. Not... more

What a gem - hidden away behind iron gates - beautiful rooms with wonderful jacazzis (nearly all rooms have spa baths) and delightful toiletries....plus an enclosed patio for coffee and drinks in the morning or afternoon and a fantastic roof terrace overlooking the cathedral. You need to crank up your credit card before you go but the service and quality is worth every cent! I took my 4 year old daughter and she was treated like a lady (though some of the guests looked a little disappointed to find a child in this couples heaven. We stayed... more

I cannot recommend this hotel too highly. Beautifully appointed and decorated, in a quiet street just behind the cathedral, and comfortable walking distance of the whole city centre. Discreet and very friendly staff. Rooms have B and O equipment. Bathrooms are wonderful with all the proper soaps, colognes etc. As many towels as you want etc. Pillow menu from soft to firm.! Nothing is too much trouble including going out to get anything you want for your breakfast if they dont have it [most unlikely!] Sent my wife a birthday... more