The Hotel Cort , a modern boutique hotel in Palma de Mallorca, Spain has been converted from a bank than a century ago. The process was supported by a collaboration between interior designer Lázaro Rosa-Violan and architect Vicente Alcover Ripoll and Luis Morant Jaume.
The hotel has 14 suites and two double rooms and is located in the heart of the historic city that offers a cultural mix of Roman, Moorish and European influences embedded. Created to focus on the entire guest knowledge, suites, lounges, the restaurant and terrace offer all a strong connection to this affluent, cosmopolitan city and its nearby island beaches, although a homely atmosphere.
A soothing palette of white and blue washes the modern interior in a sea of elegance. Woods are naturally bleached, lending a rustic yet earthy energy to the well-equipped rooms. The most striking is probably the most prosperous periwinkle blue velvet that appears in plush lounge chairs, sitting cross-legged stools and wooden chairs. The sophisticated hue is a subtle and enticing reminder, to how close the azure sea is in this charming boutique hotel.
On the ground floor, the restaurant and the main bar serves Mediterranean cuisine with a regional Spanish flair and features wall-upon-wall broke wines , A mosaic floor vibrates with traditional Majorcan beauty, even when tables are arranged closely. On the first floor, overlooking the mezzanine bar in the restaurant. An outdoor seating area connects to the central square of Palma with stunning mature olive tree, always loosen a place to drink and see-and-be-noticed.
The suites are an excellent place to truly escape shopping the next day or exploring the vibrant city, or playing sunny on a Beach . Rooms are quiet, according to the same white and blue color palette, inspired with pure white designer linens, sophisticated paneling, rustic wooden floors and framed maps from the sea aesthetics. Some rooms have a private balcony and a fireplace, with a line-level duplex with a private roof terrace with sun loungers.
Hotel Cort is a modern boutique hotel, offering a faraway Mediterranean island vibe with an old town splendor mixed.
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