Reviewed by Glenda May Richards
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APARTMENT LA LONJA - REVIEW
Our first visit to Palma was an off-season sojourn... a few mild November days where we explored the city sans crowds and felt like real residents. It helped, of course, that we were staying in Apartment La Lonja, a modern flat in the historical quarter. La Lonja has been decorated with style: original features such as the chequered tiles, large old wooden shutters and doors, have been retained, while the interiors have been updated with simple Scandinavian furnishings, framed black and white photos (the owner is a photographer), smart light fittings and mod cons, including a DVD that came in handy on the one evening when it did chuck down with rain.
We were one minute walk from the nearest restaurant/café/shop, 2 minutes walk from the Palma Marina and the Paseo Maritimo (seafront road), 5 minutes from the La Seu, Palma's grand Cathedral and 10 minutes from the beach. And not far from considering a permanent move.
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