We had a fantastic stay and are planning a return in April or May next year.

We were looking for a complete rest in the 'middle of nowhere' with access to good restaurants, beautiful views and privacy. It was a big ask but in Ca's Curial we found them all. All of the family appeared to be involved in making our stay a memorable one, from Mum's paella to the very helpful Andreas Jr. who was always looking to make our stay more comfortable - even popping in on our last day with a couple of locally made sweet pastries which we had been unable to find. If you ordered beforehand Andreas Jr would provide a wonderful selection of Tapas for lunch and the evening meals we had there were some of the best food we had. We ate all of our meals outside in a perfect setting and our suite (no.9) in the grounds was absolutely perfect. We will be definitely return. P.S. Their home-made marmalade is to die for!

Ca's Curial is a magical slice of heaven, just a few minutes walk from the centre of Soller. It is family run which is part of its charm with Andres ( senior) and his son who is also called Andres running this beautiful Finca. The mother cooks very good 3( although with the large pre dinner taster it often felt like 4) courses in the evening. The evening meal has to be specifically requested by 5.00 pm on the day but there is no harm in this given that the food is freshly prepared, very much mallorcan, delightfully presented and extremely good.

Evening meals as with breakfasts are taken outside in the garden. I cannot stress enough just what a beautiful experience this is - wonderfully atmospheric candlelight in the evening stretching through the gardens to the pool. Magical. Breakfasts are also good. Do remember this is a Finca and therefore there are not loads of hotel staff but instead a family looking after you. But they do really look after you. For instance when we arrived ( and do take the postcode with you so that you can find the hotel) Andres greeted us wih tea and two freshly made pastries.

The hotel bedrooms are spacious and beautfiully appointed in mallorcan style. The beds are very comfortable and the bed linen and towels are of excellent quality. The Finca is surrounded by dramatic views of the mountains and a walk around the gardens is a gorgeous experience - early in the morning and late at night the smell of lavendar permeates the orange and lemon groves assails the senses.

Should you want to walk into Soller it is at most 15 minutes to walk and the busy central square is full of cafes serving fairly tourist oreintated food. Ask Andres for his resturanrt recommendations and he will be happy to help.

It is always a pleasure to return to Ca's Curial after doing some sight seeing - one of the most beaufitful places we have ever stayed in. We shall certainly be retrurning to this little piece of paradise.

DebandSimon7

After the usual Ryan Air flight from hell, and a turgid hour long wait at the slowest car hire firm on Earth, we arrived, hot, bothered and exasperated, to a chilled glass of white wine and some almonds from Andres Jr. At last, we thought, calm... but no; our room had been given away to someone else in a mix-up.
Andres Jr was beyond apologetic though and we came to an amicable financial arrangement as we decamped to an alternate room for our first night. During breakfast on the next day, my birthday, our bags were moved to our suite where we found a chilled bottle of cava, a candle and a rose, chocolates and raspberries set out for us.
Ca's Curial is an oasis - calm, secluded, the pace of life reduced to a snooze. Breakfast on the terrace is unhurried and informal where we chatted to the other guests by the small pond with its burbling fountain, the breeze gently rustling the orange trees. Then we retired to the poolside to snooze (more than enough sunbeds) until it was time to take the 10 minute stroll into Soller for lunch.
Caveat time - during the entire seven days in Mallorca we had maybe two decent meals. The food on the island seems to be poor and expensive, service erratic. We didn't eat in Ca's Curial, apart from a sandwich lunch, but other guests felt it was good value.
I'd be happy to go back, especially as there are plans next year to not allow guest under 13 which can only enhance the calm atmosphere of a tranquil setting.