Top Hotels Near Alfabia Gardens in Bunyola from NZ$176

"Great small hotel with very friendly and helpful staff!"

"Loved our hotel in Soller! Was impeccably clean, comfortable bed, coffee and tea each day, great location, right on the town square. Was fun to watch the people from our room. We rented a car and parked it in a paid lot about 3 blocks away. Very convenient! "

"We really enjoyed our stay! Great location although it is a little difficult to get to with a car. Parking is just street parking not close to the hotel but everything else was amazing. Highly Recommend!"

"Exceptional boutique hotel. Contemporary and elegant. Very comfortable bed and pillows. Very large bed. Excellent service. Fantastic breakfast. Great bar and selection of drinks. "

"Beautiful hotel in the middle of olive trees! Very quiet. Super friendly staff. So much charm. Amazing breakfast. Definitely would stay there again!"

"Spacious room, great views, friendly & helpful staff. Lovely food."

"The room is spotless and hotel is luxurious and beautiful but not over commercialised, would recommend. The only thing is I would ask for instructions on parking far in advance, and walk up to the hotel by foot, as parking instructions were not made very clear to us by reception, and driving up through the small windy roads of Deia to the hotel then having to drive down to park was an extreme hassle. "

"The hotel is beautiful, the employees are very nice and service is superb. Oir stay was great. Everything was perfect"

"What a fabulous property! The pictures, though enticing, don't do it full justice. Stone, tile, wood, and plaster are all you see in the beautifully crafted design, with spacious interiors, high ceilings and windows that maximize the view. The kitchen is well-equipped, so we enjoyed cooking (though we would have liked a way to brew coffee other than the small French press.) Pool was delightful. Overall, the villa met or exceeded our (high) initial expectations.More generally, our stay was in mid-late October, but the whole Deia area was still very crowded and busy so that parking almost anywhere was a struggle (if this was "shoulder season," it's hard to imagine what the high summer season looks like!) One tip: do your food shopping somewhere else before you arrive, or be prepared to drive to Soller or Valdemossa -- the one small grocery in Deia is a wildly-overpriced rip-off."