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Townhouse |3 bedrooms |Sleeps 6

Calvario in Pollensa

from £120 / night

£833–£1410 / weekBookable online

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7 nights minimum stay

Changeover flexible

4 out of 5

4 reviews | Write a review

Key info  Swimming pool, air conditioning, balcony/terrace, car not necessary, no pets allowed

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About the home

Enchanting town house, recently refurbished with exquisite taste and the traditional features of Pollensa town houses. It is situated in one of the best streets of Pollensa, aside the Calvario.

The house is distributed on two floors: Downstairs, you will find a sitting area, an open plan fully equipped kitchen (dishwasher, electric hob and oven, kettle, etc...). Exit to the lovely back patio where you will enjoy lovely meals al fresco under the covered terrace and enjoy the lovely private pool. On the first floor, three double bedrooms (one with a double bed and the two others with twin beds). One shower room is en suite and the bathroom is to be shared between the two twin bedrooms. A lovely and private sunny terrace is situated on the first floor, from where you will enjoy nice views of the Puig de Maria. There is air condition hot and cold in the bedrooms.

Situated in a quiet street of the old town, this house will be a perfect place to enjoy the genuine Pollensin summer time, with the advantage of not needing a car during your stay. However, if you do rent a car, street parking is fairly easy, just outside the house.

Facilities

Further details outdoors:
Private patio, covered terrace with dining area, terrace with sun beds and swimming pool.

Conditions

25% Deposit in advance its necessary to make firm a booking.

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Pollensa town house

 

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Fully equipped kitchen

 

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Kitchen with american bar

 

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Typical mallorcan townhouse

The Mallorca/Majorca region

This is the largest island belonging to Spain and is known not only for its outstanding natural beauty and perfect holiday weather but also for many tourist resorts.

Throughout the centuries Majorca was under many rulings, from Romans to Vandals, Christians and Muslims, all those cultures have left their mark in the islands architecture, cuisine and traditions. Nowadays you can admire the ruins, stunning churches and other architectural remains.

Pollensa is a wonderful little village in the North part of Mallorca Island. Beautiful place where you will enjoy your holidays on the mediterranean sea. Enjoy Puerto de Pollensa beach

The Pollensa / Calvario area

The town of Pollensa in northern Mallorca lies some 8kms. inland from the bay of Pollensa. Guarded by the Puig Maria (puig = Catalan for hill), Pollensa has retained much of its immense charm despite the new building of residential stock, a reflection of its considerable popularity, not least amongst those from other countries who have chosen to settle in the town. Pollensa has a rich history, its “modern” era starting with the foundation of a settlement at the foot of the Calvari in the early fifth century.

The name Pollensa is derived from Pollentia, the name of the Roman town in Alcudia, from where came those who created the settlement. In keeping with other places in Mallorca, Pollensa can boast a history that saw Egyptians, Romans, Moors and Ottomans all having a say in the affairs of the town. The Pharaohs founded an earlier city of Bocchoris in pre-Christian days.

The Romans, whilst holding Mallorca as part of the Western empire, have not left a notable legacy in Pollensa, unlike in nearby Alcudia. Influence that they had was diminished after the Vandals sacked the Balearics in 426, though the Byzantines duly arrived some hundred years or so later. Islamic power kicked in in the early tenth century, was eliminated in 1229 by the Aragon king Jaime I, and finally rebuffed in 1550 by Joan Más who led the repulsion of the Ottomans under Dragut who had attempted to claim the town for the empire.

Less violently, and coming closer to today, Pollensa has developed a strong artistic and artisan culture. The founding of a school for painting in 1913 by Anglada Camarasa fostered a tradition, especially of impressionist art, carried on subsequently by the likes of Joaquín Mir.

The town nowadays houses several fine galleries and art shops. Poetry, to the forefront of this being Miguel Costa i Llobera whose monument can be found at the base of the Puig Maria, also blossomed, as did a musical tradition, the greatest expression of this now being the annual Festival of Pollensa, founded by the violinist Philip Newman in the early ‘60s, which each summer attracts performers (mainly classical) from many different countries.

The artisan and craft tradition owes much to the reputation and innovation of Marti Vicenç, whose eponymous museum is located towards the base of the Calvari steps. Vicenç developed textile technology that can now be witnessed in the astonishingly vibrant and rich-coloured textiles in Galeries Vicenç.

Places to visit: Formentor, Puerto de Pollensa, Cala Sant Vicens, Calvario, Serra de Tramuntana.....

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Reviews

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16 Oct 2012

“A great stay in Pollensa” We arrived later and it would have been nice to have a welcome pack. A couple of bulbs failed when we were there but we could not find any replacements. Parking was a problem and on many occssions neighbours parked on the yelloy lines diectly outside our door making entry a bit difficult, Air conditioning in the property was rather ineffective and wonder how it would have coped in the high season. Pollensa is a graat town and i would thouroughly recommend it. The location of the property was great with easy access to the town with its great squares ann restaurants. I felt the price was a bit high for the rental at the time o year we visited

26 Jun 2012

“Perfect house, perfect location!” An ideal location, 5 minutes from the centre of Pollensa, with an excellent selection of restaurants and bars

10 Nov 2011

“Should of been better” First impressions of the place were very good but everything went downhill thereafter. The place was fresh and clean and seemed to be in a good location. On arrival we found a letter stating the air conditioning was not working and someone will be along to fix when the part arrives. This never happened and as we were there in the height of the heat wave in the UK it was likewise over 30degC all week in Pollensa. As we had a 6 month old baby this proved disastrous to us as our child could not settle and gain any meaningful sleep, this meant my wife and I had the same as we had no cool place to go so left us too tired to achieve anything all holiday. The pool was in fact on the other scale, this was actually too cold for our child as it went into full shade by mid afternoon each day so does not get chance to heat up. Sol Mallorca has showed no interest in fixing the air conditioning at the time and has not offered any condolences or compensation for our ruined holiday. We explained that the air conditioning was the first requirement for us booking accommodation in Pollensa and not having this proved catastrophic. We paid over a thousand pounds for the week and to find they are not interested in the slightest to give any form of compensation is very disappointing to say the least, if not illegal under selling under false pretences. My advice would be to stay as far away from this company as possible. This is the first time I have ever felt the need to leave negative information, as we go away 2 or 3 times a year this feedback has not come lightly for me and reflects my disappointment with sol Mallorca. Other factors people contemplating stopping in this property should also be aware of the following: • Pool was never fully in sunshine and fully shaded early afternoon each day, which meant the pool was very cold, two cold for small children. • Pool was very small and should be advertised as a splash pool. • Pool water pump under the covered terrace next to the dining table was very loud which made al fresco dining unpleasant. • Property was very dark even in the middle of the day, lights required throughout the day in all downstairs areas. • Lack of off road parking, on two occasions we were unable to find a parking space within two streets of the property meaning a very long very steep walk to the property. • Not suitable accommodation for families with small children due to the steep road required to climb. My wife was unable to do this by herself, I managed with our 7 month old baby but would imagine an older child it not be possible.

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13 Sep 2011

“Beautiful town, stunning property, let down by rental agent.” The property exceeded our expectations and had everything we needed. It was very centrally located in pollenca, which is a fantastic town, my ideal kind of place. However, we were really disappointed with the service from Sol Mallorca, the booking agent. We arrived at 1.30pm Saturday, to find we had been given the wrong security code to access the property. Sol Mallorca offices closed at 1.00pm (not to re-open until Monday morning) and they did not supply us with an out of hours tel number. If it wasn't for a chance meeting later that evening with a gentleman who knew a mobile number for sol mallorca, we would have been locked out for 2 days. I appreciate mistakes happen, but an apology would have been nice. We are still waiting. Book this property, it's really lovely, but not with Sol Mallorca.

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Rental prices

Prices for group size 6
Period	From	To	Weekly	Nightly rate		Minimum  stay
				Weekday	Weekend
September 2012	1 Sep 12	1 Oct 12	1100€ 1100	-	-	1 Week
October - December 2012	1 Oct 12	31 Oct 12	1100€ 1100	-	-	1 Week
MARCH 2013	1 Mar 13	1 Apr 13	900€ 900	-	-	1 Week
APRIL 2013	1 Apr 13	1 May 13	975€ 975	-	-	1 Week
MAY 2013	1 May 13	1 Jun 13	975€ 975	-	-	1 Week
JUNE 2013	1 Jun 13	1 Jul 13	1150€ 1150	-	-	1 Week
JULY 2013	1 Jul 13	1 Aug 13	1550€ 1550	-	-	1 Week
AUGUST 2013	1 Aug 13	1 Sep 13	1650€ 1650	-	-	1 Week
SEPTEMBER 2013	1 Sep 13	1 Oct 13	1150€ 1150	-	-	1 Week
OCTOBER 2013	1 Oct 13	1 Nov 13	975€ 975	-	-	1 Week

The property's weekend rates apply to: Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights

NB: Prices may be subject to change at the advertiser's discretion.

25% Deposit is required in order to secure the booking. The balance payment has to be paid 1 month prior to the arrival.

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