The staff are very friendly and helpful, and the hotel is immaculate and nicely furnished. Our room was very comfortable and well air conditioned, and the terrace had a nice view of the mountains. The hotel is a short walk to the main square and the tram down to the port.

The only thing to be aware of at the hotel are the steep staircases. The driving in Sóller in general is difficult due to the narrow, often one-way streets. The hotel has underground parking a short walk away but we were able to find parking on the street.

Ambience, style of property, location close to the main square, size of room. There is also a lovely outside courtyard and terra e that can be used by guests. My balcony from my room was only a Juliet one so couldn’t be used to sit out.

My room, which was lovely, with lots of space, unfortunately had a strong smell coming from the en-suite bathroom drains. It wasn’t too noticeable when I arrived but grew steadily over the days I was there (even with daily cleaning) and actually woke me up during the night on the last evening.

Loved that the hotel was an easy walk to the town center, bus and train stops.

Hated having to take our luggage 2 very tiny flights of stairs up. Tough getting around the last corner. Also, 6:00am on our last day the fire alarm went off. We as did most guest tan out in our pajamas. There was no one we could get ahold of! Nothing! A guest finally found how to turn the alarm off. The hotel attendant arrived around 8am. Unacceptable.

Excellent location, within walking distance to everything, good sized rooms and the most friendly and helpful staff. We left our toddler’s soft toy in the room and went on to the next stop on our road trip, 45 mins away, and Angel so very kindly drove all the way to our next hotel and delivered it to us! Our toddler was so happy and I’m just astounded by and so appreciative of the customer service, in particular the generosity and kindness of Angel. I don’t normally leave reviews but had to leave one!

Hospitality/Communication: The owner and staff do everything they can to make your stay as enjoyable and stress free as possible. Driving and parking in Soller is tricky, especially if you are used to wide roads, but they were very communicative via WhatsApp to ensure we knew where parking was located and how to check in (esp if you’re arriving after hours). Breakfast: Included and excellent! The owner wakes up at 5:30am every morning to make homemade croissants, pastries, yogurt, marmalades and james. The hard boiled egg, meats and cheeses were a great touch. All fresh ingredients — such a great way to start the day. Room: Good size for two people. Comfortable bed, separate area with TV connected by a short breezeway/hallway. Good shower with excellent water pressure and toiletries included. Location: The property was in an excellent location on a quiet street yet only a three minute walk to the main square and church. If you happen to be in Soller on a Saturday, the market in the main square and surrounding areas in a must.

What a wonderful stay at Ca'n Abril! The hotel is perfectly situated in the heart of Soller for easy exploring. The room was quite spacious and charming (and well air-conditioned in the summer heat!). Bed was nice and firm, and the shower pressure was fantastic. Enjoyed our mornings and evenings on the terrace surrounded by the mountains. Breakfast was a fantastic feast! One day it was served at a local bakery, and the other day at Ca'n Abril. The staff is so lovely and we loved getting to know Laurent during our stay. The pride of the owners shines through - you will feel like family.

Finding the parking garage was a little tricky, but we appreciated that Ca'n Abril has this as an option as finding parking is very difficult in Soller.

We had a great stay at Can Abril. The suite we booked was amazing for a family with kids and had plenty of space for everything, plus a beautiful view of the mountains. The rooms stayed quite cool despite the heat and we liked the original architectural features in the rooms too. We felt really comfortable and well looked-after and would love to stay there again!

The parking is a bit far and it can be hard to stop and unload near the hotel so just bear that in mind when packing!

Charming staff at breakfast, couldn’t have been more helpful. Quiet hotel , typical Majorcan house tastefully decorated.All very clean.

We had two rooms, numbers 1 & 9. Both the same price but not similar. Room 1 far more spacious, room 9 was quite limited. However we didn’t spend much time in the rooms, so it was only a minor inconvenience. We feel there should have been a price differential.

The room was immaculate and a really good size - nice and cool too. The location is perfect for exploring Soller - very close walk to the centre but still quiet and peaceful. Our room was right at the top looking over the mountains. It's a great spot.

I wouldn't recommend getting the parking. It is away from the hotel and is down some quite stressful narrow roads. It's also quite expensive. You can park for free about 8 minutes walk from the hotel - we never had an issue finding a space and it was peak season. A fair warning as well: we weren't aware that breakfast at the weekends isn't in the hotel itself - they give you a voucher for a local bakery. It was fine, but we proabably wouldn't have booked the breakfast if we'd known.

The location was definitelly perfect, very close to the main street/square. The room was very clean and confortable. Nicole, who was waiting for us, was very nice. They provide towels if you want to go to the beach in port soller, what is very gentle.

There is no place to park the car. But parking a car in soller is a challenge. They provide a parking lot (eur$ 15.00/day) and it really pays because virtually all the cars in the city are scratched. There is no doubt the room was very clean. But sometimes there was an unpleasant smell. We had breakfast in a bakery. It's close to the hotel and the food was great. But ...you have to wait in line with other customers and it can be a little bit unconfortable because you have to choose quickly what to eat while people are there waiting for just buying a bread. Don't wait for sympathy.