Catalina kindly went out of her way to meet us from the wonderful Bunyola train station with her nephew so he could translate for us. On the drive back to the house she told us lots of local information relevant to our stay, the best way to get around by bus and train, the best cafes, restaurants and supermarkets in the village as well as local entertainment, we felt very well informed. Catalina gave us a thorough tour of the house and loaned us two beach towels as requested, as well as sun umbrellas and beach mats. The accomodation is very clean and comfortable, there is everything you need there. We had a wonderful stay and as others have said the photos do not do the pool area and garden justice. Catalina's garden is immaculate and bountiful, we came away with a suitcase full of her glorious lemons. The pool area is surrounded by wonderful mountain scenery and we thoroughly enjoyed watching two Red Kites soar above our heads as we lazed on the sun loungers. We can recommend the restaurant at the top of the lane, the pizzas and pork escalopes in truffle cream were delicious, and 'Cafe Central' opposite the church for morning coffee, it was great to sit and watch village life and the cyclists whizzing . The perfectly preserved old wooden train to Soller is a joy as it passes through the Tramuntana mountains and fields of almonds, oranges, lemons and olives to Soller, where we thoroughly enjoyed wandering around the Saturday market before taking the wooden tram to Port de Soller, (do take the tram the walk is a long one in the heat!) We had a great meal, part of the orange fiesta, at 'Es Canyis' on Teresa's recommendation. Teresa and Catalina are very knowledgable of their Majorcan heritage and happy to share interesting facts, stories and places to visit on the island, if only we had more time! We will just have to go back for a longer trip next time! Our thanks to our wonderful hosts from Anna and Martin