We arrived here for a week-long vacation for a family of six and enjoyed our stay for the most part, but some things could be improved to warrant a truly luxurious and spa-like experience befitting this villa.
Pros
-beautiful house and grounds with private pool and plenty of space
-very clean
-plenty of hot water to take showers
-beautiful scenery surrounding including farms and bodegas
-air conditioning
-lots of animals and livestock around
-dishwasher
-kitchen had tons of dishes and cooking pots/pans and utensils
-almond and fig groves onsite
-outdoor eating space, which we used almost every night
Cons
-no soap (hand or body, only soap for washing dishes) even though it was advertised in listing, which doesn't seem very good in COVID times, so we had to buy our own
-not enough toilet paper (6 small rolls for 6 people for 7 full days) - we asked for more but they refused so we had to buy an entire package
-not enough dishwasher tablets - we asked for more but they refused so we had to buy an entire box
-gas for cooking ran out and couldn't be replaced until next day
-they asked us to keep taking garbage/recycling/organics out every few days but only gave us a couple of bags so we had to buy more to last the duration of our stay
-no charcoal for grill so we had to buy it
-we frequently saw a family of rats that lived outside on the property (I like animals so it was quaint and cute for the most part) except that we saw a rat swimming in the pool one night
-some of the bed linens were very pilled/worn and could use replacing
-listing advertises a "hot tub" which is only an indoor jacuzzi tub in one of the bathrooms
We preferred shopping at the Agromart in Binissalem which was an adorable little local market. The Suma was too expensive and was worse quality but was open on Sundays (Agromart is closed on Sundays).
The day we wandered into Binissalem town happened to coincide with their annual grape harvest festival so that was a fun surprise!