Aiguaclara

First, the welcome. If Erica was welcoming, Clara greeted us like old friends! (This was our debut.) Nothing forced abou it - that's the way she is. You don't get a bise at Melia/Pullman/Marriott! We enjoyed a super dinner, served by Erica; borrowed a book or two to read; read the British & French newspapers; took a DVD from the extensive collection and watched it in our bedroom. Breakfast was thoroughly relaxed - great homemade jams. The bedroom ("Sa Tuna") was, of course, old-style, charming, with a good bed; we thought the bells of the church opposite might keep us awake, but they didn't. Smallish bathroom with efficient large-headed shower (no bath). Check-out handled effortlessly. Secure parking across the road (€7.) Nothing.

friendly service, lovely old heritage buildng, nice room with terrace, child friendly, good breakfast bathroom was a bit cramped

The people and their refreshing approach to the hospitality industry make this a must see hotel. This place is made by the personalities who run it. If you are looking for a slick hotel then look elsewhere. If you are looking for a beautiful, charming, interesting, welcoming relaxed experience then book now. nothing to report here.

Aiguaclara turned out to be excellent choice, both the hotel and the city is fascinating. The whole hotel looks gorgeous and the owners are very friendly. Recommended for everyone looking something less touristy.

open access to the hotel, eg. bar, lounges and the restaurant!