Miquel was a wonderful host. He met us near the house and showed us around. He’d left us some local pâté, wine and fresh oranges and lemons from the garden. We had freshly squeezed orange juice every morning for breakfast for a week. He was also there to see us off at the end of the visit which was very kind of him. The house is very spacious and warm, with 2 large double bedrooms, a proper child’s room (which we didn’t use but had lots of toys), 2 living spaces, a good size and exceptionally well equipped kitchen and 2 bathrooms. The cooker was brand new. Of note, the downstairs shower is the more spacious of the two, so we used that. The house was very clean with good quality bedding. There were also slippers to use around the house with the stone/tiled floors. The view from the upstairs bedroom in the morning is lovely. Although the house is a short walk up a short steepish track, parking is very easy nearby in marked parking spaces on the main road next to the botanical garden. No need to drive down any tight cobbled streets. The WiFi was good. We would have eaten outside on the lovely terrace waiting for the hundred year old train to rattle by had the weather been warmer and there is a BBQ set you can use. It’s also worth noting that there were an excellent range of outside lights so there was no concern tripping over in the dark. It’s an easy walk into town and a decently stocked supermarket is not too far a walk (note: it closes at 2 on Sunday). Both Soller and Port de Soller are genuine gems and exceptionally picturesque. We went hiking a couple of days directly from the house. I can’t stress enough that Miquel had thought of literally everything you could ever need; from umbrellas, wheeled shopping basket, separate laundry room with washer and dryer, kids pushchairs, coffee capsules for the coffee machine, herbs and spices to cook etc etc etc. We couldn’t have asked for more.