Finca Hilo | 4-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool in Pollenca

A luxury villa rental in Pollença transforms a Mallorca holiday into something altogether different when you have a 10 x 5 metre pool steps from your terrace, olive trees casting shadows across sun-warmed stone, and the kind of space where seven guests stop feeling crowded and start feeling like they’ve claimed their own Mediterranean corner. Finca Hilo sits inland from Puerto Pollensa’s beaches, positioned in countryside that feels genuinely remote while remaining utterly convenient to everything that makes this corner of Mallorca worth the flight.

Inside Finca Hilo

Finca Hilo sleeps 7 guests across 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, arranged across two floors with thoughtful consideration for mixed-age groups and families needing their own bathroom access. Ground floor living is where you’ll spend your evenings: a generous sitting room with fireplace and television opens directly onto the terrace, while the dining area seats eight comfortably with sight lines straight out to the gardens. The kitchen runs along one wall, fully equipped with dishwasher, microwave, kettle, coffee maker and juicer—the working setup of people who actually cook holiday meals rather than eat out every night.

That ground floor bedroom matters more than it sounds. A double bed with air conditioning and direct shower room access means anyone with mobility concerns, young children, or simply a preference for avoiding stairs has genuine comfort here. The bathroom is properly appointed, never an afterthought. Upstairs, three more bedrooms await. The first is a king-size suite with split-bed capability—convert it to twins when you need them, or keep them as a king for couples seeking their own territory. A second king-size double offers similar solid comfort, while the third bedroom holds two single beds, ideal for teenagers or friends sharing. Two additional shower rooms service the upper level, eliminating bathroom queue politics. Every bedroom has air conditioning and mosquito nets fitted as standard, the kind of detail that separates comfortable accommodation from genuinely restful sleep in Mediterranean heat.

Throughout the property, solar panels handle the heating load—practical sustainability that keeps energy costs reasonable without making guests feel they’re camping. Wi-Fi reaches all areas. A safe box stores valuables. The washing machine handles the inevitable laundry pile that comes with week-long stays.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

Step outside and the property immediately announces itself as something more considered than average. The covered terrace wraps around the main house, furnished with proper outdoor dining for eight and comfortable seating that actually encourages lingering conversations. Sunset light hits this terrace from the west, turning the stone warm amber by early evening. The surrounding grounds stretch across what feels like considerable acreage: mature olive and palm trees rise throughout, lit by landscape lighting that kicks in at dusk, creating the kind of ambient evening atmosphere that makes you forget to check your phone.

The pool itself—10 metres by 5 metres, varying from 1.9 metres deep at one end to 0.8 metres at the other—sits positioned to catch morning sun and afternoon shadow in equal measure. Sun loungers and parasols are provided. A separate barbecue area with its own dining table allows you to separate cooking from eating, and a table tennis table in the garden offers entertainment for guests who tire of pool time. Parking is private and secure. The perimeter is fully fenced, a genuine safety feature for families with young children or anyone simply preferring privacy.

Location: Pollença and the Surrounding Area

Pollença town sits 5 kilometres inland from its beach resort, Puerto Pollensa, creating an interesting dynamic: the countryside calm of an authentic Spanish town with easy access to seaside facilities. The town itself clusters around a cobbled square with local cafés serving espresso and pastries, small markets selling fruit and vegetables from regional suppliers, and several restaurants ranging from casual tapas bars to more formal dinner options. The weekly market (Thursdays and Sundays) brings energy and local commerce; locals shop here, not tourists, which changes everything about authenticity and value.

Puerto Pollensa beach lies 10 kilometres away by car—a 15-minute drive that gets you to genuine sandy coastline with clear water, far less crowded than the resort beaches closer to Palma. Cala San Vicente, a smaller cove 12 kilometres away, offers a more intimate swimming experience surrounded by pine forest. For boat hire, sailing lessons, or water sports, Puerto Pollensa has established operators who work year-round.

Inland, the Serra de Tramuntana mountains define the landscape. Hiking trails run throughout—Inca town (20 kilometres south) is known for its leather workshops and Friday market; Sóller (25 kilometres south) offers a charming town square, orange groves and a vintage train connection to Palma. Artà, 30 kilometres east, features a Gothic sanctuary perched on limestone cliffs, commanding views across to the northern coastline. The Caves of Drach, limestone formations accessible from further south, attract geology enthusiasts. Palma airport sits 55 kilometres away—roughly 50 minutes’ drive on well-maintained motorways.

For our full collection of options in the region, explore our luxury villas in Pollença, and to understand the broader context of coastal Mallorca holidays, consult our Mallorca travel guide. Seasonally, April through June and September through October offer warm Mediterranean weather without July and August’s intense heat and crowds. Spring brings wildflowers; autumn brings settled weather and harvest activity in local vineyards. Winter (December to February) is mild but wetter—still viable for those avoiding peak summer tourism.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Extended families with grandparents, parents and older children find Finca Hilo’s layout practical: adults have private bedrooms, children have supervised bathroom access, and the ground floor accessibility removes negotiation around stairs. Groups of four couples benefit from the bedroom separation and shared communal spaces—six to eight people can coexist comfortably without constant proximity. Families with young children appreciate the fenced grounds, pool safety configuration, and nearby convenience of Pollença’s services. Multi-generational groups spanning ages 8 to 75 have historically found rhythm here across a week-long stay. Single-family holidays with four to six people find the space generous without feeling wasted; couples seeking a larger property than a typical two-bedroom apartment but valuing the privacy of dedicated villa rental find their answer here.

Practical Information

Finca Hilo accommodates 7 guests maximum across 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. Palma de Mallorca airport (PMI) sits 55 kilometres away; car transfers typically take 50 to 60 minutes depending on traffic patterns. The nearest supermarket (Supermercado Llado or similar chains) operates in Pollença town, approximately 5 kilometres away—well within a casual drive for provisions and restocking. The property includes Wi-Fi internet throughout, air conditioning in all bedrooms, pool access, fully equipped kitchen facilities, bedlinen and towels (standard holiday rental provision), and use of outdoor furniture. Check-in and check-out times are flexible based on prior agreement with the property management team. A cot and highchair are available for younger guests; advance notice ensures they are ready for arrival.

Frequently Asked Questions about Finca Hilo

How many guests does Finca Hilo sleep?

Finca Hilo sleeps 7 guests across 4 bedrooms. The ground floor offers one double bedroom; the upper floor contains one convertible king-size suite (sleeps 2, can split into singles), one king-size double (sleeps 2), and one twin bedroom with single beds (sleeps 2). Additional sleeping capacity via cot is available for infants or toddlers.

What is the nearest airport to Finca Hilo in Pollença?

Palma de Mallorca airport (PMI) lies 55 kilometres south and is accessible via a 50 to 60 minute drive along the MA-13 motorway, depending on traffic and time of day. This is Mallorca’s primary international airport and handles connections to most European capitals, UK cities, and other major hubs.

What is the best time of year to rent Finca Hilo?

April through June and September through October provide optimal Mediterranean weather—warm daytime temperatures (22–28°C), calm seas, and significantly fewer tourists than July and August. Spring offers wildflower displays and Easter week cultural celebrations; autumn brings settled conditions and the grape harvest in local vineyards. Winter (December–February) offers mild weather and lower rates, though rainfall increases. Summer swimming is reliably warm but crowds peak in July and August.

Is Finca Hilo suitable for families with children?

Yes. The property includes a fenced perimeter garden (safety priority), a swimming pool with graduated depth suitable for beginner swimmers, two bathrooms on the upper floor reducing morning logistics, and ground floor accessibility for supervising younger guests from the main living space. Puerto Pollensa beach, 10 kilometres away, has shallow entry zones and family facilities. Local supermarkets stock standard provisions. A cot and highchair come with advance notice.

What is included in the rental price at Finca Hilo?

Standard villa rental inclusions are: Wi-Fi internet access, air conditioning throughout, pool access and maintenance, bedlinen and bath towels (changed mid-week on longer stays), use of kitchen appliances (dishwasher, microwave, coffee maker, kettle, juicer, washing machine), outdoor furniture, barbecue facilities, and utilities (water, electricity, gas handled via solar and grid systems). Private parking is included. Additional services (cleaning, linen changes, guest support) are handled by the property management team.

What restaurants and shops are near Finca Hilo?

Pollença town, 5 kilometres away, contains a range of local restaurants—Celler Ma from Tápena serves traditional Mallorcan cuisine; casual tapas bars line the town square. The Thursday and Sunday market supplies fresh produce, vegetables, cheese and baked goods at local prices. Supermercado Llado and other chain grocers stock international items. Sóller, 25 kilometres south, offers excellent restaurants specializing in seafood and regional dishes, alongside boutique shopping. Puerto Pollensa, 10 kilometres north, has a promenade lined with restaurants, cafés, and small shops catering to beach visitors.