Pelle was a wonderful, warm and helpful host, and made us feel very welcome and at-home during our stay, even loaning us a corkscrew for our picnic our last evening there.
For Yanks staying here be aware that in Europe, the ground floor is referred to as "0" rather than "1", so the room is actually on the third floor, not the second as Americans think of it. It's a bit of a hike up the 39 stairs but worth it, and the A/C in our room made the hot, muggy July weather in Palma very comfortable for sleeping. Even though it was a fair climb to the 3rd floor, Pelle and his friend Inge were more than happy (and even insisted on) helping us haul our heavy luggage up the stairway. Guests with mobility concerns (tricky knees or hips) or large, heavy luggage may not find the upper floor location well-suited for them.
The room and adjacent private bathroom were spotlessly clean and quite bright, with ample amenities and electric outlets. The towels were plush and soft as well. Again to Yanks, be aware that you need to provide your own washcloths (or facecloths, as they are called in Europe). As in most places throughout Europe, washcloths are considered intimately personal items and guests are expected to provide their own.
Pelle was a very gracious and friendly host, and we enjoyed meeting him and Inge very much. We would definitely stay here again!
The house is a lovely old townhouse with a beautiful central atrium, and a great, spacious, multi-level layout. We really loved it!