I stayed at this property last year (it has been slightly remodeled since then so the current listing is new and may lack reviews) and decided to come back, because it's such a special space and experience: classic Mallorquin architecture, tchotchkes and knick knacks and dramatic antiques abound. It can be both dark, introverted and cozy, or radiantly filled with light just with a few maneuvers of the front door panel shades. It's quirky, incredibly well-situated in town (central, with a supermarket and a great specialty organic shop minutes away), and conveniently has a free parking spot right in front. WiFi is fast and reliable. Kitchen has an above average assortment of amenities and utensils, which is always a nice bonus. Xesca, the property manager, is Binissalem's official Airbnb gem. All of her properties are incredible, and she's a pro at hospitality and communication. At this point I wouldn't even consider staying anywhere else when visiting the charming town of Binissalem.