Montserrat’s apartment is a real home from home, with real character, and It was lovely to meet Montserrat who was very welcoming. The outside area is very well thought out and the pool is bigger than I thought it would be from the picture (but brace yourself for the temperature!). Inside is equally charming and cosy with lots of lovely personal touches. If you like cooking, then the Kitchen is very well equipped but there are lots of local restaurants (we liked Cassai for the atmosphere and Sa Fusteria for the staff). The bakery Xesquet sells delicious ensaimada with baked custard fillings which you can enjoy at the breakfast table in the morning sun, and the covered chill out area is perfect for evening snacks from the nearby supermarket (the Cheese counter sells a lovely cheese from Menorca; the Alabrino was good value). We didn’t have a car but the bus service was pretty reliable but you might have to change a few times to get where you want to go - the closest local beaches are great (es Trenc) but slightly further afield we loved S’Almonia, Calo des Moro and S’amarador/Calo Mindrago (we trekked there from Cala Figuero, which had a lovely little harbour). All-in-all, we had a really enjoyable trip and would recommend staying here