Location. The Tryp Bellver is located in Palma de Mallorca, Spain, 500 metres from Bellver Castle and one kilometre from the old town centre. Distance to the ferry port is two kilometres and the airport is eight kilometres away. Hotel Features. Overlooking the Bay of Palma, the Tryp Bellver is a modern 14-storey hotel adjacent to the Paseo Maritimo promenade. Amenities include an outdoor swimming pool with a furnished sun terrace, restaurant and bar, and fitness suite. Currency exchange is available at the 24-hour front desk where multilingual staff can assist with travel and tourist arrangements. Public areas have Internet access and complimentary newspapers are provided in the air- conditioned lobby.

The hotel's Maritimo Restaurant serves a buffet breakfast each morning (surcharge) and lunch and dinner menus feature local and Mediterranean specialities. 24- hour room service is available.

Business amenities include a range of conference rooms with audio-visual equipment, and banquet facilities for up to 500 diners.

A variety of water sports is offered at nearby beaches, and sailing and boat excursions can be arranged in the harbour. There is a children's playground in the vicinity and bicycles can be hired nearby. Guests of Tryp Bellver receive discounted green fees at local golf courses.

Guestrooms. The 384 air-conditioned guestrooms have bright decor and furnished balconies. Amenities include satellite television, bedroom and bathroom telephones, Internet access (surcharge), and minibars. Bathrooms have showers or baths, and bidets. Hair dryers and complimentary toiletries are supplied.

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Driving Directions: From Palma de Mallorca Airport (PMI): Distance to Tryp Bellver is 8 kilometres, approximately 15 minutes' drive.

Getting there. Taxis wait in front of the Arrivals hall, near Gate D, and fares are approximately 20 EUR to the hotel. Buses number 1 and 17 run every 15 minutes to the city centre, and stop at the port and Paseo de Mallorca. Price subject to change.

Getting around. Palma and the local resort centres are best explored on foot. Buses run throughout Palma, and to many villages and towns on Mallorca. Trains link Palma to Inca and Soller. Hiring a car is useful for exploring more of the island.