We have just come back from a lovely mid summer stay at Catalina's Son Torrat home. We- a family, harbouring two teenagers, one 17 and one 15- loved it. The home is located down a very narrow lane with some bends in there, that make you hold your breath while travelling through them. So travel light, hire a small car. But do not let this put you off as the location for us was fantastic. It is a 300 odd meter walk down to the cove/bay which is just lovely. A rocky oasis, and when we were there had crystal clear waters that provided hours of snorkelling fun. Overlooking the bay is a restaurant and bar which is low key and just what we wanted. The walk back up the lane, which will keep you fit, brings you to the village which has a very small shop that sells "essentials", (the larger supermarket is a 30 min drive away.) There are 4 or so restaurants in the village we enjoyed the Val-Hermos.
The house is rustic and charming. We enjoyed nights in as much out. When we were there it was hot, so eating and playing games outside 'till late was more comfortable. Each room came with a fan and a mosquito net- both welcome.
The only advice I can give is regarding car hire- if you do rent one from the airport, buy an insurance that covers the excess BEFORE you travel. There is a game at the airport where they hard sell you insurance and I watched many people pay absurd amounts of money for it. Then check the car thoroughly and photo everything that looks slightly damaged before you drive it. Thankfully we did.
We had no bad experiences with the house and Catalina was great. I speak a few languages, regrettably Spanish is not one of them, and I wish I did because I am sure if I had, we could have spent more pleasant time with her. She was great, and waited late for us to arrive, and was always attentive and quick to respond.
Enjoy.