I stayed in Toni's charming house in Mallorca with my partner and we loved it. We were looking to find somewhere clean and charming with some history, something mellow and low-key for a few days before venturing to Paris, and a space that was easy and effortless to book and stay, and we found it in Petra. The space consists of an entire small, traditional stone building just on the outskirts of Petra, a smaller village in the middle of Mallorca. The first floor houses an open living space and kitchen, complete with range, sink, modern fridge, and cooking implements. Upstairs is a small but charming living space with a comfy bed and a clean bathroom with sink, toilet, plenty of clean, soft towels, and a shower (the shower is a bit on the small side, but I'm 6'3" and I still fit!). In general the interior of the house is a little on the dark side, but I gather that most traditional Mallorcan stone houses are. Petra is a lovely little village with a town square, surrounded by small cafes, approximately 10 minutes down the road -- we spent plenty of time there casually sipping cafe con leches and taking it all in. There is also a small, historic chapel a short but fun walk up a nearby hill, with great views from the top and beautiful patches of wildflowers on the way up. We rented a car on arrival in Palma which is recommended -- we didn't see too much public transportation in Petra and driving around the countryside (and back into Palma for dinner and a movie) was easy and pleasant. We called Toni, who was out of town but very responsive, on arrival into Petra and were quickly met by his incredibly friendly and kind father who let us in, showed us around, and gave us a rundown of the basics. In general, we had a great time in this cool, rustic find in central Mallorca! Highly recommended for people looking for a more relaxed, mellow, but romantic stay in Mallorca, away from the tourist crowds.