This is the perfect place if you want quietness and walk a lot (if you don't have a car, we didn't, but enjoyed the ca 15 minutes walk to Soller everyday). We were four persons, whereof our two kids (13 and 15 years old). They could have stayed by the pool all day and not leaving the house. We only used two of the three bedrooms, but it was a luxury to have three bathrooms! The outdoor shower was lovely in the dark since it had lamps in it..
The house was very clean with nice furniture and a piano that my husband liked to play (just like at home). I have googled a lot of hotel rooms and houses that are really ugly (in my taste). This lovely house was fully equipped with dishwasher and a washing machine. We could pick oranges from the garden and squeeze some orange juice with the juice machine (there were also lemons and limes). We used the grill in the garden twice. It was very nice that the garden was divided to smaller gardens (not like a big football field). You didn't se anyone else from the garden, so it was quite protected from insight. Then the terass from the bedroom upstairs! Fantastic in the evenings and during the day as well since you could be protected from direct sun thanks to the part with the "grass roof" (don't know the english word, not even the Swedish).
It was a nice atmosphere in the village and quite good food depending on restaurant and what you choose to eat. My impression was that the more simple dish, the better, like Spanish omelette or pizza.
A trip to Porte de Soller with the old train was nice as well, a bit expensive for going everyday, so taxi or bus is cheaper (depending on how many you are). Taxi seemed secure and quite cheap (comparing to Sweden).
We will come back another time!
Ps. The only negative thing (and not important) was that the internet was too slow for streaming on HBO Nordic, but it might have been the two teenagers that took all the power from the wifi.. :-). But regularly googling/facebooking/instagramming was never a problem!