Catalina and family were very good to us ..... met us at the house in the middle of the night and showed us round and really made us feel welcome. We enjoyed the complimentary bottle of delicious Cava! The house is pretty damn cool to say the very least and has most everything you might need for your stay and the fixtures and fittings are of very good quality. The pool was great for the kids and can recommend 10 lengths for the adults every morning as a hangover cure! The town is really nice - quite unspoilt and great coffee available at a number of cafes. There is a well stocked supermarket (BipBip) pretty close (and they bake bread all day) and a couple of authentic bakeries in the town centre too (I say town - think of the film "Chocolat"). There is one good restaurant "La Brushetta" and a great one "Pepperoncino" - enjoy both. Market day is on Friday mornings and consumes half the town .....Important - you need to move your car at least two blocks away on Thursday nights! Market is mostly ordinary but one or two good foody /bag / jewellery stalls and worth a look. Summer cinema in the street on Tuesdays - good films but of course in Spanish... You could take a 45 minute walk (follow the cycle route) to the coastal resort of Callor Millor which is pretty touristy and your kids will find loads of stuff that they "need", however, once is probably enough! There is a very Bohemian beach "Cala Varques" which is well worth finding (but down a one kilometer single track lane which can cause real traffic problems when arrivals and departures meet half way!!!). It has no facilities, but is stunningly beautiful, has perfectly clear water and if you're not put off, has a fair few naked people (who were all very nice :) and a (ratchet strap) tight rope to play on. It was the best beach we found.... A trip to the caves "Del Drach" was pretty good simply because you get to see /hear a string quartet performing in a boat on the underground lake as part of the tour. On the other hand - if you seen one cave....... In short, the house is stunning and classy and the courtyard pool area is a great place to relax (but there are people living above). The town is very attractive, pretty much unspoilt and feels truly traditional - it has much going for it. A lot of coastal towns further afield were less appealing to us, but that's not to say that there aren't some stunning and very beautiful places to go - do your homework first. Mallorca is a beautiful island and deserves your exploration. We would be very happy to revisit the house, the town and the island.