The building goes back to 1576, and in between then and now it's done time as a hospital, an olive-oil marketplace, and a soap factory. Stockholm-based firm Wingårdhs led the redesign, co-led by Helena Toresson and Gert Wingårdh alongside Jordi Herrero Arquitectos and Eduardo Garcia Acuna Arquitecto, and kept what survived all those lives: cross vaults, beamed ceilings, bay windows. The entrance and rooms are lined with custom watercolor-style tiles, made through a partnership between Wingårdhs and local ceramics maker Huguet. It's a Design Hotels member property and part of the Nobis Hospitality Group, the Swedish hotel brand behind it.

The in-house restaurant, Xalest, is run by chef Xema Álvarez. There's also a bar on site and a courtyard plunge pool to cool off in between.

Restaurant Xalest

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4.80 / 5 weighted average across 552 independent reviews on 2 platforms. Captured 25 Aug 2026.

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Check-in

From 15:00 to 00:00

Check-out

Until 12:00

Children and beds

Children of any age are welcome.

• 0 - 2 years: Cot upon request (Free)

The number of cots allowed is dependent on the option you choose. Please check your selected option for more information. There are no extra beds available at this property. All cots are subject to availability.

Age

There is no age requirement for check-in

Pets

Pets are allowed on request. Charges may be applicable.

Payment

American Express, Visa, Mastercard. Cash accepted.

Languages spoken

German, English, Spanish, Italian, Dutch, Portuguese

Source: Concepcio by Nobis, Palma, a Member of Design Hotels on Booking.com, listed by the property. Captured 28 Sep 2026; check with the hotel before you book.

• 31 rooms and suites across seven categories, from Small Double to Terrazza Room
• Original vaulted ceilings in the lounge and bar
• Pool and planted terrace in the middle of Palma; guests by day, drinks and tapas by evening
• Xalest: modern Mediterranean by chef Xema Álvarez, open to non-guests for lunch and dinner
• Buffet breakfast at Xalest with local produce, plus an à la carte option

Concepció by Nobis is in Palma itself, in a building whose original vaulted ceilings still run through the lounge and bar. There are 31 rooms and suites across seven categories, from a compact Small Double up to the Terrazza Room. The pool and terrace are the surprise: a walled garden of greenery in the middle of the city, kept for guests during the day and opened out in the evening for drinks and tapas.

Carrer CONCEPCIÓ, 34. 07012 PALMA, Mallorca

What building is Concepció by Nobis housed in?

A 16th-century building dating to 1576, in Palma's Old Town. Before it was a hotel, it served as a hospital, an olive-oil marketplace, and a soap factory.

Who designed Concepció by Nobis?

Stockholm-based firm Wingårdhs, co-led by Helena Toresson and Gert Wingårdh, working alongside Jordi Herrero Arquitectos and Eduardo Garcia Acuna Arquitecto. They preserved the original cross vaults, beamed ceilings, and bay windows.

How many rooms does Concepció by Nobis have?

31 guestrooms and suites.

Where is Concepció by Nobis located?

On Carrer Concepció in Palma's Old Town, right where the Old Town meets Santa Catalina.

What restaurant is inside Concepció by Nobis?

Xalest, the hotel's in-house restaurant, led by chef Xema Álvarez.

Is Concepció by Nobis part of a hotel group?

Yes. It belongs to the Nobis Hospitality Group, a Swedish hotel brand, and is also a Design Hotels member property.