Location
Mallorca, the Mediterranean island we’re lucky enough to call home, is an absolute piece of paradise on earth. It is a popular destination amongst travellers looking for the perfect combo of stunning landscape, a fun, lively city, culture, art, fine dining and more. Mallorca’s airport is the third biggest airport in Spain, offering great connections to the rest of Europe and the world, including a direct flight to New York. You can also reach Mallorca by boat, as our ports are connected to other important ports in Spain, such as Barcelona or Valencia.
As soon as you get to Palma de Mallorca, capital city of the Balearic Islands, you will quickly be amazed by the beauty of ‘La Seu’ Cathedral, the stunning gothic cathedral welcoming you at the feet of the sea. Palma’s Old Town is filled with impressive architecture, cobbled streets and a special charm like no other. And this piece of the city is home to Hotel Cappuccino.
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Plaza Cort, Palma de Mallorca
Plaza Cort is Palma’s km 0. The heart of the city. The place where it all begins and ends. It is known for being home to the city hall and can be easily accessed from every corner of the city centre. During the day it is a lively place to meet, a square filled with light, laughter and good vibes. At night, it absolutely transforms into a magical, romantic and emblematic place for city lovers. This is where you’ll find Hotel Cappuccino and the large Cappuccino terrace. This is where our love for the city was born and we know it will be the place you find your love for the city too! It all starts at Plaza Cort.
The NEIGHBORHOOD
Palma’s Old Town is a place like no other. You will feel mesmerized by its infinite beauty. Near our hotel you will find the famous shopping streets of Paseo del Borne, Jaime III and Calle San Miguel. Explore them to find authentic Majorcan products and also high-end luxury brands, Palma has it all! If you are looking for a specific brand or product, our team at the front desk will be happy to assist! Don’t hesitate to contact us.
