Finca Hotel Ca’s Curial, Soller

Request Room 7 for its spacious penthouse layout, private rooftop terrace, mountain views, and plentiful sunshine.

Request Room 9 for maximum privacy and space; it stands alone among the citrus trees with a private terrace.

Choose Room 6 for a spacious, quiet suite with a sunroom and good views, but expect a darker bedroom and small bathroom.

Request a ground- or first-floor room if stairs are difficult; the hotel has no lift and some rooms involve internal steps.

Choose an upper-floor room for longer mountain views and, often, a balcony.

Choose Room 1 for ground-floor access, privacy, and a private terrace, but expect little view over the orange grove.

Book a suite with a terrace or balcony if outdoor space matters; most rooms have some form of private outdoor area.

Choose Room 5 if you do not need outdoor space, but avoid it if morning quiet matters because it is above reception.

Decide on dinner in the morning and reserve ahead, especially for Friday and Saturday; dinner is served at 7pm on selected nights.

Choose Room 14 for its excellent suite and pleasant balcony.

Choose this peaceful base for hiking and relaxation, with Sóller’s restaurants, cafés, and shops about a 10-minute walk away.

Choose Room 11 for a comfortable split-level layout and a terrace with morning sun.

Request a detached garden room or suite for extra privacy, quiet, and views over the orange groves.

Use taxis for Sóller, the airport, and nearby restaurants instead of hiring a car; narrow roads make this more economical and convenient.

Choose a suite for extra space and privacy, but check the stair arrangement before booking.

Request a balcony and confirm its position before booking, especially if you want evening sun or an upper-level outlook.

Choose Room 4 for its generous space, separate sitting room, terrace, comfortable bed, and proximity to the pool and dining room, but morning noise is possible.

Ask exactly which room category you are booking, because the rooms differ considerably and there is reportedly only one simple double.

Ask the manager or staff to arrange restaurant and ferry bookings or help with anything else you need.

Request Room 13 for seclusion, but expect weaker Wi-Fi and noise from the room above.

Explain any mobility requirements when booking so the family can assign a suitable room.

Request Room 3 for its two-level layout and small balcony, or Room 8 for evening-sun potential.

Reserve a small rental car before arrival if you plan to drive, since Sóller has limited hire options and narrow streets unsuitable for SUVs.

Use the on-site parking, since parking in Sóller is otherwise difficult.

Check your room for tiny ants and keep food sealed.

Ask for the back-gate code and walking directions before arriving from the train station to save several minutes.

Ask for photos of the available rooms before booking, since layouts and outdoor areas vary.

Request a room near the pool for easier access to the pool and dining areas.

Avoid the cottage if steep stairs or dampness would be a problem.

Ask for a garden terrace if you prefer privacy and quiet outdoor space.

Choose Room 10 for its exceptionally large terrace and morning sun.

Request a newly renovated room well ahead of arrival, as these book up quickly.

Bring high-quality walking maps and check bus routes carefully, as transport from popular hiking spots can be tricky.

Book the owner’s Friday paella in advance.

Check the suite layout before booking: the bathroom is on the 1st floor, while the bed is on the 2nd.