Serviced Apartments in Palma de Mallorca

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Where to stay when working in Palma de Mallorca
Palma concentrates most of Mallorca’s business, administrative and healthcare activity. Distances are short and most areas are within 15–20 minutes of each other, but in summer traffic and demand for accommodation rise sharply. Choosing the right area for your corporate housing in Palma makes daily life much easier.
City centre (Las Avenidas, Jaume III and the Born)
The heart of professional Palma, with offices, law firms, consultancies, banks and the regional government. Several of the major Spanish hotel groups are headquartered in Palma, and many of their corporate teams work around the centre. It is the area with the most services and public transport, ideal for office-based roles and short business trips.
Son Castelló and Son Rossinyol
The city’s main business parks, north of the centre, with distribution and logistics companies, suppliers, car dealerships, service firms and offices. They are well connected by the Vía de Cintura ring road (Ma-20), so staying in the centre or in neighbourhoods such as Son Espanyolet keeps commutes short.
ParcBit and the University of the Balearic Islands
Mallorca’s technology park, next to the UIB campus on the Valldemossa road, home to tech companies, research centres and startups. It is connected to the city centre by metro, which makes it easy to live in town and commute without a car.
Port of Palma and the marine sector
Palma is one of the Mediterranean’s main yachting hubs, with shipyards, refit and maintenance companies, marinas and port services. Engineers, crews and technicians working on refits often need furnished apartments close to the port for several weeks or months, especially in the run-up to the summer season.
Son Espases and the healthcare sector
Son Espases University Hospital, in the north of the city, is the referral hospital for the Balearic Islands. Doctors, nurses and visiting specialists can live in the northern neighbourhoods or in the centre, with direct bus connections.
Best neighbourhoods to live in Palma de Mallorca
Palma has neighbourhoods with a life of their own all year round, just minutes from the centre and the business areas. They are a good choice for employees on long assignments and for professionals relocating with their family.
Santa Catalina
A former fishermen’s quarter next to the Paseo Marítimo, built around its traditional market. Today it is one of the most popular areas in Palma, with restaurants, cafés and shops, and everything within walking distance. Central, lively and well connected by bus to the rest of the city.
El Molinar and Portixol
Seafront neighbourhoods east of the centre, with a long promenade, small beaches and a relaxed atmosphere. Many apartments have sea views, and the cycle path along the bay connects them with the centre in a few minutes. Ideal for long stays and for those who value quiet after work.
Son Espanyolet
A residential neighbourhood of low-rise houses next to Santa Catalina, quiet and with local shops. It offers a more local way of life while staying close to the centre and to the ring road towards the business parks.
Major events in Palma de Mallorca
Palma’s economy is driven by tourism and the hotel industry, the marine sector, services and the public sector. Beyond your company’s own calendar, these are the seasons and events to keep in mind when booking serviced apartments in Palma de Mallorca:
High season (May–October)
This is when accommodation is hardest to find in Palma and across the island, and when prices rise most. If your company sends teams or seasonal staff during these months, book several months in advance to secure good options for long stays.
Palma International Boat Show (spring)
The island’s main boat show, held in the port, brings together shipyards, brokers and marine companies from all over Europe. It marks the start of the yachting season, when demand for accommodation from marine professionals rises.
Sailing regattas: Princesa Sofía Trophy and Copa del Rey
Two of the most important regattas in the Mediterranean, in spring and summer. They draw sailing teams, organisers and sponsors to Palma for weeks.
Low season (November–March)
A good moment for project-based stays: offices, the university, hospitals and the port keep working, and there is more availability and more stable prices for long stays.
Corporate housing vs holiday rentals
- Serviced apartments for weeks or months, with a kitchen, Wi-Fi and space to rest.
- One contract and one invoice for all bookings in Mallorca.
- A stable price for the whole stay, even in high season.
- Professional managers and verified accommodation.
- Easy extensions if the project runs longer.






















