The house is a small typical house in the small and beautiful village of Caimari (the village is the last before the monastery of Lluc - road from Inca-Selva direction Lluc). The village of Caimari is very calm, 2 churches, 3 basic cafes, 2 restaurants and one basic supermarket. In what concerns Enrique, the host, the communication was very fast and precise. Enrique reminded us before the holiday and asked if we needed anything in particular and was there on time for a late check-in at 22:30. The check-out was also very easy and friendly and we could do it a bit later (3:30 pm). Enrique is really a kind person.
The street where the house is situated is a cul-de-sac. Although the main door gives to the street there´s almost no traffic at all (a couple of neighbours) so don't worry about that. The ground floor is divided in three small areas. Entrance hall with a large sofa, tv, etc. This room gets light from the entrance door (when the large wooden shutters are opened), the second area is the kitchen, only with artificial light and finally a very small dining area with a small Velux on the roof which gives little but enough light. Beside there's a small bathroom with a shower. We liked much more the kitchen area for eating rather than the dining area (and had all breafasts and small eats around the large table in the kitchen - by the way 2 more high benches would be welcomed in this area...). On the first floor there's a nicely decorated and spacious bedroom (double bed) with beautiful bathroom en-suite also spacious. The small terrace near the bedroom is of no use except for the Velux for downstairs. The second bedroom is smaller and with two small single beds. This one is not so nicely decorated (more likely for children) but bed matresses were very comfortable. When we arrived there was a bit of smell like of humidity but once we started to use the house and leave the windows opened during the day, the smell disappeared (we were in the house in April and maybe it wasn´t much used in the winter). Generally the decoration is sucessful and we appreciated the modern paintings in every single room. Overall we were quite happy with the house. My opinion is that the house is really fine if one is visiting Mallorca and doing regular day trips around the island however if one plans to stay longer periods inside I would rather prefer a house with a garden (even small), bigger windows and more natural light.