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Apartment |2 bedrooms |Sleeps 5

Paseo Maritimo, Mallorca in Palma

£136 / night

£950 / week

4 nights minimum stay

Changeover flexible

5 out of 5

2 reviews | Write a review

Key info  Air conditioning, car not necessary, no pets allowed

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About the home

Luxury apartment in the waterfront complex D´Alt Murada in the old town of Palma. Ideal as city "Pied a Terre" or for year round living.

This exquisite second floor apartment enjoys spectacular views over the old town wall to the sea. It has a living area of 133m2 and contains 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms - 1 en suite, a fully equipped kitchen, and a large combined living and dining room with spectacular French windows facing the old wall and the sea front of Palma. The apartment is equipped with heated marble floors, reversible air conditioning, video door phone and lift. Included in the price are 2 underground parking spaces and a storage room.

D´Alt Murada is located in a peaceful area in the midst of the Gothic centre of Palma but still only a few minutes walk from the shopping, cultural and leisure hub of the city. It is built in a style that integrates perfectly into the historic environment whilst providing all modern comforts and the best quality materials and finishes.

Facilities

Further details indoors:
The apartment is modern, light and spacious yet warm, comfortable and inviting at the same time. There is a fully fitted kitchen with marble work surfaces, white high gloss units and modern stainless steel shelving.

The main living room has a central L shaped black leather sofa which is positioned to give maximum advantage of the views of the ocean front with its long water front promenade but also the large wall mounted flat screen TV with Sky Free-view. The dining table that seats 4 people also benefits from these same views.

The master bedroom is simply furnished to give it a calm, elegant feel. It also looks over the ocean and promenade. It has a Queen size bed, dramatic floor to ceiling mirror and plenty of storage space. The modern Travertine marble en suite leads off this bedroom and includes a large walk in shower, heated towel rail ,loo, and large rectangular basin.

The guest bedroom has a double bed and also plenty of storage space with wall to wall fitted cupboards. The guest bathroom is also fully tiled with a large walk in shower, loo, towel rail and modern rectangular basin.

There is direct access from the secure underground car-park level to the apartment level which is ideal for suitcases, shopping etc.

The location of this apartment makes it ideal for a city centre break, with the city centre shops and stunning cathedral of Palma only a 10 Min walk away, yet it is set in an exclusive and quiet area of town that has been quoted as being the most 'expensive real estate in Europe'.

Further details outdoors:
There is a well kept park with children's facilities below the apartment block and a vast sea front promenade for jogging, roller skating or simply sitting on a bench and taking in the views.

Further details

We ask that you pay 40% on booking and the balance of 60% six weeks prior to your your arrival. A security deposit of €150 will be required with the balance.

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D'Alt Murada apartment block

 

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Views of Palma Cathedral 5mins away

 

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Spacious living and dining area with magnificent views

 

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Master bedroom with Sky TV

The Mallorca/Majorca region

Majorca or Mallorca, whatever way you prefer to spell it. It is the largest of Balearic Islands, and along with its sister islands of Menorca and Ibiza, lies in the Mediterranean Sea off the south east coast of mainland Spain.

You can fly from most UK airports from 2.1/2 hours and on arrival local time is one hour ahead of Greenwich Mean Time.

The Palma / Paseo Maritimo, Mallorca area

Although the City of Palma is the commercial and cultural centre of Majorca, the depth of history, culture and night-life here often takes visitors by surprise, and with the increasing popularity of the long weekend city break amongst travellers.

Visitors arriving at the Son Sant Joan International airport, some 8km from the city centre, have a number of transfer options available to them. The cheapest route into the city is undoubtedly on the shuttle bus, which runs every 15 minutes from 6.10am to 2.15am, and costs around 2 Euro per person. Its route takes it from the airport on to the Plaza Espana in the centre of the city, then on to the ferry terminal and port area. Whilst we appreciate that this may be the most cost effective option available, for most independent travellers however, the most convenient option would certainly be the door to door service offered by any of the numerous taxis waiting outside of the arrivals hall.

Whatever method of transport to choose for this transfer, your first impression of Palma will be of its busy and often crowded streets, although in all fairness over half of the islands 600,000 residents do live here before taking in to account the large number of visitors.

The origins of the city can be traced back to before Roman times, and in even today inhabitants of homes in the old quarter are often still discovering Roman remains less than a metre beneath the ground. The city you see today, however, is a still a relatively new creation. The tree lined avenues of La Rambla and the Passeig des Born, were only built in the 19th Century on the site of a dried up riverbed, the original walls that once protected the city from invaders were pulled down to create the Las Avingudas ring road, and the waterfront promenade, or Passeig Maritim, was only reclaimed from the sea during the late 1950’s.

Although being at the centre of the huge Bay of Palma, the city does not have its own beach. Although, for most visitors this isn’t really a problem as a day on the beach wouldn’t really hold much appeal. However, for those who do wish to escape for the day, the more traditional beach resorts of C'an Pastilla and Cala Mayor lie approximately 4 miles away to the east and west of the city centre respectively.

Night-life here is often described as being vibrant, but don’t expect to find all night karaoke bars and foam parties, you’ll have to travel west into either Palma Nova or Magaluf if that’s what you are looking for. There is however, a good selection of clubs, restaurants and lively bars in the El Terreno district of the city, which visitors should also be aware is the centre of the islands gay and lesbian community.

Throughout the year there is also a full programme of concerts, exhibitions, festivals, ballet and theatre productions that should appeal to most tastes. The forthcoming cultural itinerary is published in advance on the Palma City Council web site or alternatively can be picked up locally at any of the Tourist Information Offices throughout the city.

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Reviews

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07 Jan 2013

“Wonderful apartment and lovely Location!” the apartment was ideal for access to the city as well as the sea front, and it's great promenade walks. the facilities were perfect for two couples, and there is plenty of space for all. The security etc was reassuring, and I guess the best was that we felt "totally at home", during our stay. The dealings with Isabelle, the owner, when sorting the booking were very efficient but with a personal touch. Graham, the property manager was excellent and a pleasure to deal with throughout. All in all, a great place to stay to benefit from all the wonderful city of Palma has to offer.

02 Aug 2012

“Wish I could have stayed longer!” Overall, we had an excellent stay for a week in this apartment. Pros: Price - One bedroom pricing for two of us Location, location, location - many shops, restaurants and markets are... more

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Rental prices

Prices for group size 5
Period	From	To	Weekly	Nightly rate		Minimum  stay
				Weekday	Weekend
LOW SEASON	9 Feb 12	1 Apr 12	650£ 650	-	-	1 Week
MID SEASON	1 Apr 12	7 Jul 12	750£ 750	-	-	1 Week
HIGH SEASON	7 Jul 12	1 Oct 12	950£ 950	-	-	1 Week
MID SEASON	1 Oct 12	1 Nov 12	850£ 850	-	-	4 Nights
LOW SEASON	1 Nov 12	23 Dec 12	800£ 800	-	-	4 Nights
	23 Dec 12	7 Jan 13	900£ 900	-	-	1 Week
	7 Jan 13	1 Mar 13	800£ 800	-	-	1 Week
	1 Mar 13	1 Nov 13	950£ 950	-	-	1 Week

The property's weekend rates apply to: Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights

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