Can Abril, Soller

Request Room 10 for its private rooftop terrace and panoramic mountain views, but expect the smallest room and steep stairs without an elevator.

Request a rear or courtyard-facing room for greater peace and quiet; front rooms face the street but have effective double glazing.

Call or email Pascal before booking to describe your needs and request the room size, location, and amenities that suit you.

Discuss parking before arrival, because the hotel has no on-site parking and nearby parking can be difficult to find.

Ask for a terrace that does not overlook the road to enjoy better views and privacy.

Choose Room 5 for its private terrace, excellent sun, and courtyard outlook.

Mention mobility issues when booking, because the hotel has no elevator and some upper-floor stairs are steep.

Choose Room 4 for a spacious, quiet room and comfortable bed, though it faces the road.

Request Room 1 for step-free ground-floor access and quiet nights, but expect occasional street noise and no bathtub.

Consider Room 8 for a large, bright, airy layout with four windows and partially restricted views.

Book a superior suite for generous space, tasteful décor, and mountain views, but choose a lower floor if steep stairs are difficult.

Avoid Suite 1 if you are a light sleeper, because passing cars can be noisy at night.

Choose a top-floor room for the best views, but prepare for stairs.

Walk a couple of blocks to the main plaza for plenty of restaurants without staying amid the evening noise.

Book a connected two-room suite for a family-friendly layout with the rooms joined by a short corridor.

Use the breakfast voucher at the nearby local bakery three times a week for excellent food.

Pre-book a scooter, especially for July, because the port has only one rental shop and demand is high.

Upgrade from a standard room to a superior room for more space and a balcony.

Choose Room 2 for a separate sitting and television room plus a second toilet overlooking the courtyard.

Choose Room 7 for a spacious, quiet top-floor suite, but note the steep stairs, small street-facing windows, and limited autumn light.