Step back in time at this immaculate apartment housed in a historic casa in Palma's Old Quarter. As quintessentially Mallorcan as it gets, ornate iron balconies tumbling with greenery greet you on arrival, while a dizzying spiral staircase creates quite an entrance inside. But this place hides a few surprises too. At the heart of the home is a private inner courtyard garden that bathes the living areas in natural light. And over in the bedrooms, which each boast access to a charming balcony and their own bathroom, this home keeps on delivering the unexpected. Cast your eyes upwards to discover the most astonishingly beautiful frescoes we ever did see. And yet, despite all this opulence, there's a quiet elegance about the whole space that we love. White walls and rustic wooden furnishings skillfully dial down the ornate historic features, while a cosy sitting area and tasteful soft furnishings give the place a homely feel. Outside this luxurious home, you'll find you're just steps away from the city's must-see sights. The stunning Cathedral of Santa Maria of Palma is just a seven-minute stroll away. And when thoughts turn to food, Plaça Major (one minute on foot) will easily deliver tasty tapas and a glass of something chilled. Or drop by the Mercat de l'Olivar – a wonderland of Mallorcan delicacies (six minutes on foot) – to pick up treats to savour back at home. Your hidden, private courtyard awaits. Home truths: *There’s a grocery store just around the corner to pick up essentials *You’ll share an entrance to this apartment building *There's lift access to access the apartment – or take flight up that beautiful spiral staircase instead *You'll check in with a lockbox and code *Child-friendly amenities such as a cot and highchair are available for no additional cost – just request with your host in advance *A sofa bed in the lounge sleeps an additional guest – speak to your host in advance for more information *Due to its central location, you can expect some street noise, but that's all part and parcel of staying in Palma's central Old Quarter, we think