Both Carlota and Álvaro were incredibly warm and accommodating! The same can be said about the gorgeous flat, very true to photos/description. The windows were spotless and framed a scene so idyllic that the view looked fake. Fortunately it is not, and you can take it all in on the beautifully furnished terrace (complete with an endless supply of fresh island breeze). We loved the terrace at night, too; there is a rope-light coiled around the plants, so you can see where you're stepping but also see the stars. I feel that it's all been said, but I want to emphasize just how exciting this apartment is for anyone into art and architecture. Issues of AD neatly stacked on tables, tons of books from Taschen design volumes to Gaudi guides: I wanted to stay in for a whole day to thumb through each one! And despite how curated and picturesque it is, this apartment was designed for living. It's quite clear once you arrive, and I highly suggest that you do.

A short walk away:

Train/bus station that will connect you to great day-trip locations like Soller/Puerto Soller, Muro Beach, etc.

HUGE market, where we got fresh (and cheap and delicious) ingredients for a home-cooked dinner. Kitchen has everything you need for regular food preparation, including a nice stack of cookbooks.