We were lucky enough to spend 5 weeks in February & the beginning of March using Miquel's house as a central base to explore much of the beautiful island and are happy to recommend the house to others. Michael was very responsive to messages and easy to deal with. The house is bigger than we expected and nicely decorated in an eclectic and rather quirky style, well furnished and very clean. The kitchen was well stocked with pans and crockery and the appliances worked well. The dining room was comfortable and warm with a very easy to use wood burner (pellets) which required minimal attention. Bedrooms were large and there was plenty of bedding and towels provided and the beds were very comfortable. The sitting room on the first floor had a comfy sofa and there was a smart TV and we were able to watch Netflix which kept us entertained (useful on chilly winter evenings). I would have reservations about staying with very young children there because the 2 staircases had no banisters. The yard with pool off the dining room and the large roof terrace on one of the top floor bedrooms were nice outdoor spaces . The terrace looked over the fascinating roofs of neighbour's back yards and we enjoyed the experience of living in an authentic rather than a touristic town. Unfortunately we rarely used them as it was getting dark and chilly by the time we came back home in the early evening and the smell of smoke from wood burners was too strong for us. I'm sure they would be a real bonus in warmer months. Although the weather was delightful during the day it was quite cold in the evenings and overnight at the beginning of February but the wood burner in the dining room on the ground floor and the air conditioning units in the first floor bedroom and sitting room kept us warm. There were electric heaters in the 2 other bedrooms on the top floor. I recommend bringing slippers as the floors are tiled. The house is on a quiet narrow one-way street where we were able to stop and unload luggage and shopping but had to park elsewhere. We soon found a street about 5 minutes walk away that consistently had plenty of space and was next to open countryside and lovely views which we enjoyed seeing every morning (Carrer de la Pota del Rei). Inca proved to be a good central location to reach the places we wanted to see. The house is only a 5 minute walk to the centre of town and the market on Thursdays was definitely worth seeing. The almond blossom was beautiful at that time of year, the roads quiet, and it was a wonderful time to be there, much better than in summer in my opinion.