Coliving Rooms in Mallorca (Room 4)

Rated on: 24.05.2023 Length of stay: 1 month

Communication was perfect i enjoyed my stay at the house.

Neighborhood
Many different people. Cute local shops

Sherida H.

Coliving Rooms in Mallorca (Rm. 3)

Rated on: 26.08.2022 Length of stay: 1 month

The landlords at Casa Gran were very nice and helpful. They answered all of our questions and really helped us get settled in.
I traveled with my partner, and since all of their double bedrooms were already booked, we each booked an individual room. Alex and Cumie accommodated our request to move both beds in our of the rooms, and set up our 2 individual spaces as a double bedroom and workspace respectively. They were always easy to get a hold of and open to helping.
To top, they even invited us on a short boat ride around the North side of the island, giving us a different kind of experience, and a fun afternoon.

Neighborhood
It's a small traditional town with most of everything you could need and a really nice town square.

Recommended places nearby
I would recommend the central square were there some very nice cafes and restaurants and a great vibe overall.

Miruna S.

Coliving Rooms in Mallorca (Rm. 3)

Rated on: 16.06.2022 Length of stay: 1 month

Alex and Cumie are some of the nicest people you’ll ever meet! In fact, they are so that I’m planning on revisiting Mallorca and staying in their house again! They are extremely eager to help you, and super flexible and accommodating. They are also open to feedback so should you have any problems, don’t hesitate to reach out to them.

Room 3 is beautiful, comfy, and there’s definitely enough space for you and your stuff. It’s exactly as pictured: there’s a single bed, two lamps, a desk by the window, a small heater for the winter months, and a couple of chairs. It’s also located on the side of a busy street and unfortunately it can get loud during the day and at night. If you are sensitive to loud sounds like me, or if your work requires video calling, I’d recommend asking Alex if another room is vacant, or if there’s another space you could use during those instances (if video calling is infrequent for your work). There may also be a construction crew from time to time that’s there to fix/build new and cool things!! Cumie, Alex’s wife, is very good about letting tenants know when the construction workers will be there, so you’ll be given a heads-up if that happens so you can adjust accordingly if this interferes with your work. Cumie and Alex are both super communicative and understanding, so you’ll be in good hands! There’s also a wifi-extender on the floor, very close to the room, so hopefully that should help with the wifi speed for your work. We encountered some wifi problems during my stay, but a new router seemed to fix all the issues! 😊

Now on to the house! It is exactly as pictured; super beautiful and spacious! There are also a couple of bikes that tenants can use during their stay so they can explore the surrounding areas! This truly is a wonderful opportunity since Sa Pobla is so full of nature! There’s also a large kitchen that’s fully equipped, and mini-fridges (with a small freezer) for each tenant. There’s plenty of space for your food; just keep in mind that since you’ll be living very close to nature you may encounter some critters from time to time. Nothing to worry about though! Overall, it was a wonderful experience and I’m very excited to visit again!

Neighborhood
It's a small town surrounded by nature, located 50 minutes away from Palma. The neighborhood likes motorbikes I think, but other than that, there's a supermarket less than 5 minutes away from the house- super convenient! Also, during the winter months I've been told that public transportation is much much worse compared to the summer months (thank you tourism!), so keep that mind. Also, buses are super expensive. Even if you intend on going just one bus stop away the ticket is still 5 euros. It's much more if you are going to the airport (close to 15 euros), so also keep that in mind. There are no Ubers, but there's Cabify and blablacar. I've never personally used them, so I've no experiences to share.

Maria A.