The upper-floor room is well-sized, tastefully furnished and equipped with a handy beach umbrella and tea making facilities. You may also use the family fridge and help yourself to any plates and cutlery you might need – for a nice breakfast on the lovely terrace, for example. The bathroom is top-notch. WLAN works like a charm; bring a tablet for entertainment.
Teresa and Miquel are fantastic hosts with a wealth of knowledge and recommendations for sights and hikes all around the island. Their four cats might pay you an occasional visit and even allow a cuddle, especially the fluffy black and white one.
The house sits in a calm residential neighborhood, but shopping facilities (Eroski), restaurants (Cabrera, great pa amb oli!) and Bars (Ca’n Sito) are just around the corner. Nearby Santa Catalina offers lots of cafés, bakeries, a food market as well as bustling nightlife, the waterfront is ten minutes away, the old town maybe twenty, and the airport bus stop at Passeig de Mallorca can be reached by a fifteen minute walk. I frequently used the bus stop at Plaça del Progrés to get to the beaches at Ses Illetes (a 2€ ride), while the main bus hub at Plaça d'Espanya (25 min walk) takes you to practically any region of the island you might wish to visit. The old wooden train to Sóller also leaves from there.
In short, I highly recommend this place, my eleven days there were a blast (but went by too quickly).