Hotel - Nivia Born Boutique Hotel
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History

I propose a trip back in time in first class

Nivia Born Boutique Hotel is located in a building with soul, which in the 1950s, was the headquarters of the Spanish airline Iberia. With authentic details from the world of aviation and the same magic and glamour as in the old days, it is now a luxury hotel in Palma. We invite you to experience a very special stay, with the personal attention of our “crew”, who are here to satisfy all your needs. Time to buckle up.

Services

I am an attentive voice, dedicated to your satisfaction

From personalised check-in to uninterrupted assistance at our 24-hour reception and any in-room service you may require. At Nivia Born Boutique Hotel, we create a unique experience for each guest with first-class service that combines the most intimate and exquisite treatment with the utmost respect for privacy. So much so that every morning we visit the traditional florists on La Rambla to find an explosion of freshness for your room, where you will be greeted with a handwritten note. And with our app, everything you need is just a click away.
Concierge
24-hour reception
Wi-Fi
Pet friendly

(at no additional cost)

Pillow menu

Hypoallergenic, ergonomic and with feather duvet

Mattress

All rooms have beds with premium mattresses

Access to McFit Gym

when booking The Hidden Suite

Transfer service

(free for the Hidden Suite)
(additional cost)

Body treatments and massages

(additional cost)

Makeup and hairdressing service

(additional cost)

Manicure and hair removal

(additional cost)

Laundry service

(additional cost)

Personal shopper

(additional cost)

Guided tours

(additional cost)

Room service

24 h

Destination

I wake you up on one of the most beautiful streets in Mallorca

This five-star hotel in Palma is one of the crown jewels of the emblematic Paseo del Born, the epicentre of Palma’s social life since the 17th century. Amidst sphinxes, cobblestones and centuries-old trees, this luxury hotel in the heart of Palma invites you to daydream on one of the city’s most bustling streets. An “urban delight”, according to Josep Pla (Spanish writer and journalist), surrounded by charming cafes and luxury shops. A street “to be on” and not just to pass through.

Culture

I am part of monumental Palma

From personalised check-in to uninterrupted assistance at our 24-hour reception and any in-room service you may require. At Nivia Born Boutique Hotel, we create a unique experience for each guest with first-class service that combines the most intimate and exquisite treatment with the utmost respect for privacy. So much so that every morning we visit the traditional florists on La Rambla to find an explosion of freshness for your room, where you will be greeted with a handwritten note. And with our app, everything you need is just a click away.

Old town (surrounding area)

Feel the pulse of the city as you take a leisurely stroll through the historic quarter, one of the best preserved in Europe. Divided into the lower part – close to the sea – and the upper part, the picturesque cobbled streets are dotted with the courtyards of old stately homes, such as Can Vivot, Can Catlar del Llorer and Can Juny, emblematic shops, such as Can Joan de s’Aigo, and museums and galleries well worth a visit.

Cathedral of Mallorca (La Seu)

Spirituality and grandeur go hand in hand in this majestic temple of the Mediterranean Gothic tradition, built in 1229. La Seu boasts the largest rose window in European Gothic cathedrals, with a diameter of around 13 metres, and one of the tallest naves. It is also the only one of its time to overlook the sea from ancient medieval walls. We recommend a visit to the terraces to enjoy the panoramic views of the city, as well as a stroll through Ses Voltes and Dalt Murada, at its base.

Royal Palace of La Almudaina

The official residence of the Spanish kings during their stays on the island opens its doors to you with different artistic styles. The Courtyard of Honour or Arms, the scene of official receptions, is a reminder of the Muslim past, as are the Arab baths. In the Gothic Hall, from the time of James II, you can relive the royal festivities of the past.

La Lonja (Sa Llotja)

The ribbed vaults and palm-shaped columns of this spectacular late Gothic building will take your breath away as you step inside. For centuries, the Lonja de Palma has witnessed the hustle and bustle of merchants due to its proximity to the pier. This vibrant atmosphere lives on in the surrounding streets, which are full of chic cafes, restaurants and nightclubs.

Es Baluard Museum of Contemporary Art of Palma

With a collection of more than 700 works from the end of the 19th century to the present day, including pieces by artists such as Pablo Picasso, Joan Miró and Miquel Barceló, Es Baluard Museum of Contemporary Art of Palma is a must-see in the Sant Pere district, which blends in harmoniously with the city’s old walls. The outdoor terrace provides a spectacular view of the Bay of Palma, with the Cathedral and Bellver Castle in the background.

Juan March Foundation Museum

Located in an old 17th-century mansion on the central Calle San Miguel, this beautiful cultural centre houses an important collection of 20th-century Spanish art and organises temporary exhibitions and free activities. The building itself, renovated at the beginning of the 20th century by the famous architect Guillem Reynés Font, is a sight to behold, with a majestic white marble staircase, a magnificent skylight and intricate decorative details.

Teatre Principal Palma

Opera, dance, theatre, circus, music… The programme of the Teatre Principal de Palma, inaugurated in 1667 as the Casa de las Comedias, is characterised by its variety and the quality of the companies it hosts. The building’s exterior features elements inspired by classical temples. Inside, with a semicircular floor plan, the beautiful tapestries on the ceiling catch the eye.

Santa Catalina Market

One of the city’s oldest food markets has the most cosmopolitan and authentic atmosphere. Stalls selling vegetables, fruit, spices, pickles, plants, meat and fresh fish coexist with establishments serving delicious dishes and bringing together travellers from all over the world.

Bellver Castle

Climb up to Palma’s green heartland and discover a unique palace-fortress with 360-degree views of the city. Bellver Castle is the only circular Gothic castle in Spain and its four towers dominate the city. The city’s historical museum, based at the castle, tells the story of Palma’s development through the Roman, Muslim and Christian eras.

Art

I am pure art

Surrounded by the best galleries in Palma and the most important museums, Nivia Born Boutique Hotel lives and breathes art. Art in its Art Deco design, in the purest mid-century style, and art in the important local collaborations that have taken place since our foundation. You will find art in the corridors, with works by local emerging artists, and even a room dedicated exclusively to art. This vibrant suite will test your senses with the brushstrokes of Warhol’s presumed successor, Hunt Slonem, and the expressive lines of one of the female portraits by Elena Gual. On the way to the terrace, an elegant sculpture by Evelyne Brader-Frank will take you back to classical mythology.

Because we firmly believe that art is inspiration, and because we want you to experience Palma’s vibrant cultural offer, every year we collaborate with three major events organised by the city’s main art galleries: Nit de l’Art, Art Palma Bruch and Art Palma Summer. Three dates that will introduce you to new artists and languages, so that you can continue to dream with your eyes open.