Summum Boutique Hotel Melia Collection

🏊 Rooftop freshwater pool with sun terrace and city views
🏛️ Elegant boutique style inside a restored 15th‑century palace
📍 Prime central location in Palma City, ideal for exploring on foot
🚶 Just 700m from Plaça Major and 800m from Palma’s Old Town and cathedral
🧘 Tranquil spa with sauna, whirlpool and indulgent treatments
📶 Free Wi-Fi throughout

Official rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Rooms: 18 | Floors: 3 | Lifts: 1

Board options: Bed & Breakfast, Room Only

Child policy: Children are welcome; standard child age up to 12 years. For specific family or interconnecting options, ask your Travelisto consultant.

Summum Boutique Hotel Melia Collection places you at the cultured heart of Palma. Step outside and you’re moments from narrow cobbled lanes lined with galleries, wine bars and independent boutiques. Head 550m to Es Baluard museum for cutting-edge art and harbour views, or wander 700m to Plaça Major for people‑watching with a cortado in hand.

The Gothic spires of La Seu Cathedral and the Royal Palace of La Almudaina sit around 800m away, while the palm‑lined waterfront and marina are less than a kilometre from the hotel – perfect for sunset strolls before dinner in La Lonja.

• 400m to the closest bus stop
• 550m to Es Baluard museum
• 700m to Plaça Major
• 800m to La Seu Cathedral
• 800m to Royal Palace of La Almudaina
• 800m to Palma Old Town lanes
• 950m to the marina and waterfront

Approx. transfer time from airport: 20–25 minutes by taxi or private car, around 30–40 minutes by shared transfer (traffic dependent).

Palma City, Balearics, Spain

Mornings begin in Equus Restaurant, where a stylish dining room pairs 15th‑century bones with contemporary finishes. Expect a generous continental buffet – think artisan breads, pastries, cheeses and cold cuts – alongside cooked‑to‑order hot dishes from a set menu.

The 1874 Lounge Bar & Terrace is your go‑to for daytime snacks, aperitifs and nightcaps in a relaxed, club‑style setting, with a compact menu of light bites and drinks. A smart dress code is generally requested (no beachwear, and long trousers for gentlemen in the evening).

Reservations and supplements can vary by season and board basis; detailed information is confirmed locally. For inspiration on what a typical hotel breakfast offering includes, see What All Inclusive typically includes.

Head up to the rooftop terrace to discover a serene outdoor freshwater pool, fringed by a compact sunbathing area with loungers and parasols. It’s a lovely spot to cool off after a morning exploring Palma’s streets or to unwind with a book as the sun dips behind the rooftops.

Complimentary pool towels are provided for guests’ use. The rooftop pool is usually open from 1 May to 31 October, though exact dates may shift depending on the weather.

While there is no beach directly at the hotel, Palma’s city beaches and nearby coastal spots are easily reached by taxi, bus or hire car – ask reception for tailored recommendations based on your plans.

The hotel’s intimate spa offers a welcome retreat from the city buzz, with a sauna, whirlpool and a curated menu of massage and beauty treatments (local charge, typically 16+ only). Usual opening hours are from morning until early evening, with timings adjusted to occupancy.

While there is no full gym or organised sports programme on site, the concierge team can help arrange nearby yoga, Pilates or personal training sessions, as well as cycling routes and walking tours around the city.

Other useful touches include a 24‑hour reception with concierge service, currency exchange and luggage storage, plus free Wi‑Fi throughout the property.

Classic Double Room
Sleep 1–2 guests in stylish comfort, blending traditional details with contemporary flourishes. Expect a flat screen TV, free Wi‑Fi, air‑conditioning, safety deposit box, pillow menu, bathrobe and slippers, hairdryer, ironing board, kettle, fridge and minibar (local charge). Bathrooms feature a shower and come with daily cleaning and towel change. Classic Double rooms are also available for sole use, ideal for solo city breaks.

Premium Double Room
Also sleeping 1–2 guests, Premium rooms add an extra dash of space or an enhanced position within the building. Facilities mirror the Classic Doubles – including Wi‑Fi, TV, air‑conditioning, pillow menu, robes and slippers, kettle, fridge and chargeable minibar – with a sleek bathroom containing a shower. Premium Doubles can likewise be reserved for sole use.

Junior Suite
Junior Suites are a great option if you prefer more room to spread out. Sleeping up to 2 guests, they typically feature a seating area and thoughtful design details that reflect the palace setting. Bathrooms come with a bath plus separate shower, alongside robes, slippers and luxury toiletries. As with other categories, you’ll have Wi‑Fi, flat screen TV, safe, air‑conditioning, pillow menu, kettle, fridge and minibar (local charge), with daily housekeeping and towel changes. Junior Suites are bookable for one or two guests, with sole‑use options for added privacy.

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🖼️ Art and culture on your doorstep – stroll to Es Baluard museum and Palma’s galleries
🚶 Self‑guided walking routes through Palma Old Town and along the marina
🧘 Spa relaxation with sauna, whirlpool and treatments (local charge)
🌇 Rooftop downtime by the pool, ideal between sightseeing sessions

Most activities in Palma are city-based rather than resort‑run, and our Travelisto specialists can help you pre‑book museum tickets, food tours or private guides to get the most from your city break.

🛎️ 24‑hour reception with personalised concierge service
💼 Luggage storage for late departures or early arrivals
💱 Currency exchange services (local charges may apply)
🧴 Spa and beauty treatments (approx. 09:00–20:00, seasonal, 16+; extra charge)
🧺 Daily housekeeping and regular towel change
📶 Free Wi‑Fi throughout the hotel, including rooms and common areas

If you need restaurant recommendations, airport transfers or help arranging special touches such as flowers or a celebration dinner, staff are on hand to assist.

Local area: Palma is a cosmopolitan Balearic capital where Gothic architecture, designer boutiques and a buzzy food scene meet the Mediterranean sea. Wander the atmospheric Old Town, people‑watch in shaded squares, or head to the waterfront for sunset cocktails.

Good to know:
• Destination: Palma City, Balearics, Spain
• Language: Spanish (English widely spoken in tourist areas)
• Currency: Euro (€)
• Time difference: GMT +1 (subject to daylight saving)
• Typical UK–Palma flight time: around 2.5 hours
• Local price guide (approximate): local beer ~£2.50; one‑way bus ticket ~£1.70; meal for two ~£42–45

Hotel facilities, opening dates and services can vary by season and occupancy. Some services and spa treatments incur local charges. Always check the latest details at reception on arrival.

For entry rules and health guidance see the UK FCDO Spain advice.

Summum Boutique Hotel Melia Collection Prices & Book
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Frequently Asked Questions

1. Is Summum Boutique Hotel Melia Collection suitable for couples?
Yes. With only 18 rooms, a tranquil spa and an elegant rooftop pool, Summum Boutique Hotel Melia Collection is particularly well suited to couples and adults seeking a stylish, peaceful base in central Palma. Children are welcome, but there are no dedicated kids’ facilities, so the overall atmosphere remains calm and grown‑up.

2. How far is Summum Boutique Hotel Melia Collection from Palma’s main sights?
The hotel is very centrally located. It’s around 700m to Plaça Major, 550m to Es Baluard museum, 800m to La Seu Cathedral and the Royal Palace of La Almudaina, about 800m to the Old Town lanes and roughly 950m to the marina and waterfront promenade.

3. What board basis can I book at Summum Boutique Hotel Melia Collection?
You can book either Bed & Breakfast or Room Only. The Bed & Breakfast option includes a continental buffet and hot dishes ordered from a set menu, served in the main Equus Restaurant. Room Only gives you flexibility to explore Palma’s excellent cafés and restaurants.

4. Does Summum Boutique Hotel Melia Collection have a spa and wellness facilities?
Yes. The hotel offers a compact but well‑equipped spa area with sauna, whirlpool and a range of massage and beauty treatments, generally for guests aged 16 and over. Spa services carry an extra charge and opening times may vary depending on occupancy, so check with reception on arrival.

5. Is there a rooftop pool at Summum Boutique Hotel Melia Collection?
Yes, there is an outdoor freshwater pool located on the rooftop terrace, with sunbeds, parasols and complimentary pool towels. It usually operates between May and October, although opening and closing dates can change depending on weather conditions.

6. What in‑room amenities are provided?
All main room types – Classic Double, Premium Double and Junior Suite, including sole‑use options – feature a flat screen TV, free Wi‑Fi, safety deposit box, bathrobe and slippers, hairdryer, pillow menu, ironing board, kettle, fridge and minibar (local charge). Bathrooms have either a shower or a bath plus separate shower, with air‑conditioning, daily cleaning and towel changes included.

7. How long does it take to get from Palma de Mallorca Airport (PMI) to the hotel?
Transfer time is typically around 20–25 minutes by taxi or private transfer, depending on traffic, and about 30–40 minutes by shared shuttle. Being right in Palma City, you’ll be checking in not long after landing.

8. Is Wi‑Fi available at Summum Boutique Hotel Melia Collection?
Yes. Complimentary Wi‑Fi is available throughout the hotel, including guest rooms and common areas, so you can easily plan your days out in Palma or stay connected while you’re away.

9. Are there any dress codes in the restaurants and bar?
Equus Restaurant and the 1874 Lounge Bar & Terrace request that guests do not wear beachwear, and that gentlemen wear long trousers in the evening. Smart‑casual attire is recommended for a relaxed but polished dining experience.