Cas Catala | 6-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool in Palma Calvia

Palma’s cathedral dominates the skyline with its soaring Gothic arches, but step into Cas Catala and you’ll discover a different kind of grandeur—one measured in terrace space, heated water, and the kind of kitchen that transforms holiday cooking from chore into theatre. This luxury villa rental in Palma sleeps 10 guests across six bedrooms and six bathrooms, positioned to capture both the vibrant energy of Mallorca’s capital and the tranquility of its coastal edges.

Inside Cas Catala

Cas Catala sleeps 10 guests across 6 bedrooms and 6 bathrooms, distributed across two floors to accommodate families, extended groups, and multigenerational gatherings with ease. The ground floor houses three bedrooms plus a large guest bathroom. The first of these—fitted with a substantial sofa bed and private en-suite—works equally well for guests seeking flexibility or families needing extra sleeping arrangements. A second ground-floor bedroom pairs a double bed with its own en-suite shower room, while the third offers a sofa bed with access to a separate bathroom, providing spatial options for various group configurations.

Ascend to the first floor to find three additional bedrooms. The master suite features a double bed positioned to face the morning light, accompanied by a premium en-suite bathroom with full amenities. Two further first-floor bedrooms each contain double beds that convert to twin configurations on request—a practical feature for parents traveling with older children or friends who prefer separate sleeping spaces. Both include access to private terrace areas and en-suite shower rooms, ensuring no queuing for bathroom time even with a full house.

The ground floor’s social spaces radiate from a central axis. The living room commands attention with its expansive L-shaped seating arrangement, plump scatter cushions inviting you to sink into comfort, and a fireplace that radiates warmth on cooler evenings. A satellite television sits ready for those inevitable rainy afternoons, while direct access to the terrace means you’re never far from fresh air. Adjacent, the dining area spans an impressive footprint, its long wooden table surrounded by grey-cushioned chairs, designed to seat all ten guests simultaneously without cramped elbows or negotiations over elbow room.

The kitchen deserves its own paragraph. Clean lines, minimalist surfaces, and contemporary equipment transform this space into a functional hub that removes the friction from meal preparation. The breakfast bar sits ready for morning coffee rituals, while the full array of appliances—professional enough for ambitious cooking, intuitive enough for casual preparation—invites experimentation. Terrace access from the kitchen means courses flow naturally from interior to exterior dining. A utility room housing a washing machine completes the ground floor’s practical amenities, alongside a guest toilet ensuring visitors never interrupt private bathroom routines.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The exterior announces itself through scale and thoughtful zoning. A private heated swimming pool measuring 8 by 5 meters (26 by 16 feet) anchors the central grounds, its temperature control ensuring comfortable swimming even during shoulder seasons when Mediterranean waters turn bracing. Around this focal point, multiple terraces create distinct gathering zones—a covered terrace offering shelter during rare rain or intense midday heat, while open terraces positioned at different compass points capture morning sun, afternoon breezes, or evening light depending on your mood and the hour.

Sun loungers dot the garden in deliberate clusters, some facing the pool, others oriented toward distant views. Garden furniture arranged in conversational groupings encourages both intimate gatherings and larger social occasions. An outdoor dining area with built-in barbecue facilities transforms evening entertaining into an extension of the villa’s indoor hospitality—the smell of charcoal and grilling food drifting across the terraces as the Mediterranean light shifts from gold to copper. Private parking accommodates multiple vehicles, essential for groups arriving separately or planning excursions beyond the villa’s gates.

Location: Palma and the Surrounding Area

Palma, Mallorca’s capital, sits on the island’s southwestern coast, blending medieval architecture with contemporary Mediterranean culture. La Seu Cathedral—that iconic Gothic structure with its 44-meter nave (the second-tallest among Gothic cathedrals globally, exceeded only by Beauvais in France)—dominates Palma’s waterfront, visible from many vantage points across the city. The cathedral’s intricate stonework and historical significance make it essential viewing for anyone appreciating European architectural heritage.

Cala Major beach lies just 3 kilometers from Cas Catala, a lively cove with golden sand, family-friendly amenities, and beachfront restaurants serving fresh seafood and cold local wines. Moving in the opposite direction, Illetas Beach—equally close at roughly 3 kilometers—offers a quieter alternative with turquoise waters ideal for swimming and snorkeling. Both beaches provide the Mediterranean experience without requiring lengthy drives from the villa.

Palma’s cultural offerings extend beyond the cathedral. The city hosts numerous museums exploring everything from contemporary art to maritime history, while the old town’s narrow streets reveal tapas bars, artisanal shops, and market stalls selling local produce, cheese, and wine. For wellness seekers, Son Brull Spa—approximately 60 kilometers north toward the Tramuntana Mountains—offers holistic treatments including a 60-minute Holistic Facial combining aromatherapy, acupuncture, and massage, plus an on-site restaurant for post-treatment relaxation.

The surrounding region rewards exploration. Valldemossa, a picturesque mountain village 30 kilometers northwest, captivates visitors with its stone buildings clinging to steep terrain and the famous monastery where composer Frédéric Chopin once stayed. Deià, another 8 kilometers beyond, has attracted artists and writers for generations, offering hiking trails through the Tramuntana Mountains and restaurants with commanding sea views. To the east, the Pla de Mallorca—the island’s agricultural heartland—showcases vineyards producing excellent local wines, with several offering tastings and tours. For outdoor enthusiasts, cycling routes crisscross the island, while boat hire from Palma’s marina enables exploration of hidden coves and snorkeling opportunities along the southern coast.

Explore our luxury villas in Palma for additional accommodation options, or view our full collection in Spain for properties across the region. For comprehensive destination planning, consult our Mallorca travel guide, which covers seasonal highlights, local customs, and activity planning.

Seasonally, May through June and September through October offer the island’s most agreeable conditions—warm Mediterranean days (24-27°C), cooler evenings inviting al fresco dining, and fewer crowds than the peak summer months of July and August. Winter (December-February) brings cooler temperatures and occasional rain, though swimming remains possible and the island’s quieter atmosphere suits those avoiding tourist peaks. Spring wildflowers blanket the countryside in March and April, while autumn sees harvest season across the vineyards.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Cas Catala accommodates multiple guest profiles effectively. Large extended families—grandparents, parents, children spanning several age groups—benefit from the six separate bedrooms distributed across two floors, allowing privacy when needed and central gathering spaces for collective meals and entertainment. The sofa beds in two bedrooms provide flexibility for unexpected arrivals or guests preferring flexible sleeping arrangements.

Multigenerational groups with varying mobility requirements appreciate the ground-floor bedroom and bathroom options, eliminating the need for elder relatives to navigate stairs. Families with young children find the heated pool, private garden, and ground-floor bathroom accessibility particularly valuable. The supplied high chair and cot accommodate infants without requiring travel with bulky equipment.

Groups of friends or colleagues organizing retreats value the villa’s capacity to house ten people without the institutional feel of hotels, the large dining table facilitating group meals and the separate living and dining spaces allowing simultaneous activities—some watching television while others play games or read on the terrace. Couples seeking privacy can occupy entire floors independently.

Practical Information

Cas Catala accommodates 10 guests across 6 bedrooms and 6 bathrooms. Mallorca Airport (also known as Palma de Mallorca Airport), the island’s primary aviation hub, sits approximately 8 kilometers east of central Palma. Ground transfers typically require 15-20 minutes by car depending on traffic conditions. The airport handles direct flights from throughout Europe and connects to most major airline hubs globally.

For daily necessities, supermarkets including Carrefour and local markets exist within 2-3 kilometers of the villa, sufficient for fresh provisions without extensive driving. Tap water throughout Palma is potable and safe for drinking, showering, and cooking.

Inclusions typically encompass Wi-Fi connectivity throughout the villa, air conditioning in all bedrooms and main living spaces, heated pool access, bed linen and towels, and utilities (water and electricity). Breakfast is included in the rental rate. The washing machine enables guest self-service laundry for extended stays. Pool heating carries an additional cost—verify current rates and conditions in the rental agreement. Check-in and check-out timing accommodates standard late morning arrival and early afternoon departure, though flexibility exists for reasonable requests outside standard windows.

Frequently Asked Questions about Cas Catala

How many guests does Cas Catala sleep?

Cas Catala sleeps 10 guests across 6 bedrooms and 6 bathrooms. The accommodation includes three ground-floor bedrooms (one with sofa bed and en-suite, one double with en-suite shower, one with sofa bed and separate bathroom access) and three first-floor bedrooms (the master with double bed and en-suite, plus two doubles with convertible twin options and en-suite showers). Two bedrooms feature sofa beds providing additional sleeping configurations for groups with varying needs.

What is the nearest airport to Cas Catala in Palma?

Mallorca Airport (Palma de Mallorca International Airport) sits 8 kilometers from Cas Catala, with ground transfers typically requiring 15-20 minutes by car. The airport operates as Mallorca’s primary international hub, accommodating flights from throughout Europe and connecting to most major airline routes and hubs. Airport transfers via private driver or rental car can be arranged through the booking agent.

What is the best time of year to rent Cas Catala?

May through June and September through October offer optimal conditions—comfortable temperatures between 24-27°C, manageable crowds, and cooler evenings perfect for outdoor dining. July and August deliver consistently warm weather (29-31°C) but attract peak summer tourism. Winter (December-February) brings occasional rain and cooler temperatures (12-16°C) but suits guests avoiding crowds. Spring (March-April) showcases countryside wildflowers while autumn (September-October) coincides with wine harvest season. Shoulder seasons offer the best balance of weather and visitor density.

Is Cas Catala suitable for families with children?

Yes. The heated private pool provides safe supervised swimming without beach travel. Cala Major and Illetas beaches—both family-friendly with lifeguards and restaurant facilities—sit just 3 kilometers away. Ground-floor bedroom and bathroom accessibility suit families with young children or mobility considerations. Supplied cots and high chairs eliminate travel with bulky equipment. Multiple terraces and garden areas allow children outdoor play within secure villa boundaries. The large dining table accommodates family meals together, and the living room’s television and comfortable seating suit rainy-day entertainment. The nearby Palma Aquarium and Old Town exploration provide indoor alternatives when weather turns.

What is included in the rental price at Cas Catala?

Standard inclusions encompass Wi-Fi connectivity throughout the villa, air conditioning in all bedrooms and main living areas, bed linen and bath towels, utilities (water and electricity), access to the private heated swimming pool, and breakfast. The washing machine enables guest laundry. Pool heating carries an additional cost specified in the rental terms. Check the confirmation letter for specific inclusions, as add-on services (daily cleaning, chef services, expanded breakfast options) may be available at supplementary cost.

What restaurants and shops are near Cas Catala?

Carrefour supermarket and local markets exist within 2-3 kilometers for self-catering supplies. Cala Major beach (3 kilometers away) hosts numerous beachfront restaurants serving fresh Mediterranean seafood, paella, and local wines. Illetas Beach similarly offers dining options in a quieter setting. Palma’s Old Town—approximately 5 kilometers—contains countless tapas bars, contemporary restaurants, and traditional establishments serving everything from casual tapas to fine dining. The Paseo Marítimo waterfront promenade features restaurants with sea views and ambient evening atmospheres. Local markets selling fresh produce, cheese, and artisanal goods operate throughout Palma’s neighborhoods, with the traditional markets offering daily offerings at prices lower than supermarkets.