This is a delightful and quirky little house set in a beautiful and unspoilt mountainside. We hired a car at the airport and got our shopping for the week before we left the urban area (after having received some very useful info from Ariane and Frank) and i would recommend that to all, as there is no shop within walking distance from the house. There is fridge freezer in the kitchen which holds all you need for a week and, although we bought olive oil, balsamic, salt etc, there were quite a few bit and bobs like that left behind by previous visitors,
There are great walks from the house and the bus stop for Palma is only about 10 minutes away and costs less than 3 euros pp each way.
There is plenty of wood for the fire and the little lounge area is really cosy, but when the sun shines, the table on the balcony is the most tranquil place in the world for your breakfast! It was quite a cold and wet week when we went (March) so didn't use to pool at all which is at the back and accessed via a narrow path behind the house. In the summer this must be a tremendous area as there is loads of patio and seating around it and the views across the valley are amazing.
I don't think that there is a TV, but we wouldn't have watched it even it there was, because as a hillside retreat for a no-frills sanctuary this is perfect. The next door neighbour, Bettina, is fluent in English as well as Spanish , German and Danish (I think) and bobbed by a couple of times whilst we were there. We didn't need to call her, but she is quite willing to be contacted if you need her and that is pretty reassuring when you are so far from the main town.