Dalt Murada

Dalt Murada is a small boutique hotel at Carrer de l'Almudaina 6A in the La Seu district of Palma, Mallorca, Spain, a few steps from the cathedral and the Almudaina Palace. Palma Cathedral is only about 0.2 km away in a straight line, making this among the closest hotels to the main monuments of the city. The street takes its name from the Almudaina, the royal palace, and runs through the heart of the historic quarter, near the remains of the old city walls. The building is a traditional old-town townhouse with a limited number of rooms, which gives the hotel an intimate, personal character. Rooms are offered as double rooms, superior rooms and suites, and rates run from about €180 to €450 per night, placing it in the boutique category. No website is listed in the data, so prospective guests should verify details through booking platforms or other channels. Palma's old town is compact and largely pedestrian, so most of the main sights can be reached on foot within ten to fifteen minutes: the Gothic cathedral La Seu, the Almudaina Palace, the Passeig des Born, the Plaça Major and the tapas bars of Santa Catalina and Sant Miquel. Cars are restricted in much of the historic centre, and many streets are narrow, cobbled and uneven. Palma airport (PMI) lies roughly 8 km east of the centre and is linked by the A1 bus and by taxi, while the main bus and train station at Plaça d'Espanya is a short walk or taxi ride away. The Balearic climate means summers are hot and busy, with spring and autumn offering milder temperatures and easier sightseeing; air conditioning is therefore a practical feature in July and August. Because the hotel is in the middle of the historic district, the cathedral square is lively with visitors during the day, and the streets quieten in the late evening. The location is excellent for sightseeing on foot, and taxis can generally stop on nearby streets, though luggage may have to be wheeled over stone paving. Breakfast arrangements and any additional services should be confirmed at the time of booking, since small boutique hotels vary in what they include. Prices rise in peak summer and at Easter.