Casa Garrova | 4-Bedroom Apartment in Pollenca Alcudia

Pollença’s historic centre pulses with life on Sunday mornings—locals nursing espresso in the plaza, market stalls lining the squares, church bells echoing off narrow stone streets. Casa Garrova sits within walking distance of this atmospheric old town, offering a luxury townhouse rental in Pollença that functions as both a private retreat and a gateway to one of Mallorca’s most characterful destinations. The property’s centuries-old structure has been reimagined for contemporary comfort without sacrificing its Mallorcan soul.

Inside Casa Garrova

Casa Garrova sleeps 6 guests across 4 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, arranged across three distinct levels that reward exploration with different views and atmospheres at each turn.

Ground floor living begins in an entrance hall leading directly into generous communal spaces. The living room commands attention with deep seating arranged around a satellite television, while tall windows frame views toward the patio beyond. The dining area flows openly from the kitchen, creating that informal gathering space where families naturally congregate. The kitchen itself reveals its practical credentials: full-sized dishwasher, espresso machine for morning rituals, electric juicer for fresh juice breakfasts, and counter space sufficient for collaborative cooking. A utility room houses the washing machine—essential for week-long family stays. The ground floor bedroom features twin single beds with air conditioning, offering privacy for one guest couple or two solo travellers. A shower room serves this level efficiently.

The first floor, accessed via a traditional staircase detailed with wrought iron balusters, contains three additional bedrooms. The primary bedroom features a double bed with air conditioning and abundant natural light from windows overlooking the rooftops of Pollença. Two further single bedrooms, each with air conditioning and their own character, provide flexible accommodation for teenage children, elderly relatives, or friends. A full family bathroom with both bathtub and shower serves this entire floor, eliminating the morning queue problem that plagues many multi-bedroom rentals.

The second floor ascends to the rooftop terrace—the villa’s emotional apex. Here, sun loungers face toward the town’s skyline and the distant Mediterranean. This is where guests discover they’ve brought too many books and not enough sunscreen.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

Step from the ground floor into the patio and encounter the villa’s outdoor blueprint: a covered dining terrace with seating for six, fixed barbecue for grilled suppers, and pale stone steps descending to the pool area. The private swimming pool measures 3 metres by 1.5 metres with a depth of 1.2 metres—intimate rather than Olympic, but perfectly adequate for afternoon cooling and morning swims before the town awakens. Lounge chairs position themselves strategically around the pool’s perimeter, while the village rooftops visible beyond create an unexpected urban-meets-rural panorama.

The covered dining terrace functions as the villa’s social hub. Meals here capture that particular Mediterranean light—golden in morning, honeyed at dusk. The built-in barbecue transforms casual dinners into events, with the smell of charred peppers and seafood drifting upward toward the upper floor windows. The ample patio extends the entertaining options, providing flexibility for overflow seating or morning coffee in direct sunshine.

Most compelling is the rooftop terrace’s unobstructed relationship with the sky. Sunset from this vantage point unfolds across the town’s church spires and residential facades. The lounge chairs invite extended stays—the kind where conversations drift from dinner plans to life philosophies as darkness gathers. This is where guests linger longest, often discovering they’ve missed the restaurant reservations they’d planned.

Location: Pollença and the Surrounding Area

Casa Garrova positions guests at the threshold of Pollença’s medieval heritage. The town itself radiates from its central plaza, where the 18th-century Mare de Deu dels Angels church commands attention with its distinctive rose window. This limestone-fronted building anchors Pollença’s spiritual and social life—visit any Sunday after morning mass to witness locals claiming tables for extended coffee sessions. The church marks an excellent starting point for understanding Pollença’s trajectory from Templar stronghold through to contemporary Mallorcan town.

The Calvari church, positioned 1.2 kilometres from the town centre, demands the 365 cypress-lined steps (one for each calendar day) that lead to its summit. The architectural symbolism matters less than the views earned at the top: Pollença spreads below, while the Bay of Pollença unfolds toward the horizon. This is the island’s most accessible hilltop rewalk with measurable cardiovascular benefit.

The Pont Romà—its two Roman arches still spanning the streambed—sits within easy walking distance, offering tangible connection to pre-medieval Mallorca. Port de Pollença, 4 kilometres southward, transforms the experience entirely. The horseshoe bay anchors one of the island’s finest family beaches, its golden sand protected from wind and its restaurants positioned directly above the waterline. The Pine Walk, a coastal promenade threading between maritime pines and small coves, provides a 6-kilometre round-trip walk with swimming opportunities at multiple points.

Port d’Alcúdia, 15 kilometres south, operates at a different scale entirely. Playa d’Alcúdia holds the European Blue Flag for water quality and spans several kilometres of fine sand. The town’s restaurants, water sports operators, and resort amenities create a livelier, more cosmopolitan atmosphere than Port de Pollença’s quieter charm. Kayak hire, stand-up paddleboarding, and parasailing are all available through multiple operators along the beachfront.

For cultural exploration beyond immediate surroundings, Alcúdia’s old town (3 kilometres from the beach) contains medieval walls and narrow streets comparable to Pollença’s but with fewer tourists. The Cap de Formentor peninsular drive, 20 kilometres eastward from Pollença, delivers dramatic coastal scenery and several clifftop viewpoints worth the winding road. Formentor lighthouse stands at the peninsula’s tip, accessible via walking trail.

When exploring our luxury villas in Pollença, consider how location shapes your entire experience. For destination context, our Mallorca travel guide provides broader regional insights. You’ll also find our full collection in this region useful for comparing alternatives.

Seasonally, May through June and September through October deliver ideal conditions: warm Mediterranean water (18-20°C), abundant sunshine without peak-season heat, and manageable crowd levels. July and August attract European holidaymakers en masse, particularly to Port d’Alcúdia’s beaches, though Pollença’s old town remains characteristically quieter. Winter months (November through March) bring reduced accommodation rates and mild weather perfect for walking, though rainfall increases and water temperatures drop significantly.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Families with children aged 5-16 find Casa Garrova particularly functional. The ground floor bedroom accommodates parents with supervision capability, while the first-floor bedrooms provide teenage independence. The private pool eliminates chlorine concerns, Port de Pollença’s calm bay waters suit younger swimmers, and Playa d’Alcúdia’s extensive facilities (playgrounds, shallow sections, lifeguards) address family security needs. The washing machine proves invaluable for week-long stays with school-aged children.

Multi-generational groups—grandparents plus adult children plus grandchildren—benefit from the villa’s flexible bedroom distribution and accessible ground-floor facilities. The covered dining terrace accommodates different meal paces without forced togetherness.

Small friend groups (4-6 adults) find Casa Garrova’s configuration ideal for mixed privacy and social engagement. The rooftop terrace functions as communal gathering space while bedrooms provide genuine privacy for couples or individuals seeking solo time.

Couples without children seeking upscale accommodation within walking distance of atmospheric restaurants and cafés will appreciate the location’s walkability and the property’s rooftop perspective on Pollença’s evening life.

Practical Information

Capacity & Layout: 6 guests across 4 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. Ground floor contains 1 twin bedroom with shower room. First floor contains 1 double bedroom and 2 single bedrooms with family bathroom. Second floor is rooftop terrace (non-sleeping).

Nearest Airport: Palma de Mallorca International Airport (PMI), 55 kilometres from Casa Garrova, requires approximately 60-70 minutes’ transfer by car. Standard route navigates PMI’s southern exit toward Pollença via the MA-13 motorway northward.

Nearest Supermarket: Supermarket facilities occupy Pollença’s commercial streets, maximum 0.5 kilometres from the villa’s location. Bread shops, butchers, and fishmongers cluster within the historic centre for daily shopping. Port d’Alcúdia hosts larger supermarket chains (Carrefour, Eroski) 15 kilometres away for major stock-ups.

What’s Included: Wi-Fi internet connection, air conditioning in all bedrooms, bed linen and bathroom towels, pool access and maintenance, hot water heating, coffee maker, dishwasher, washing machine, hair dryers, high chair and infant cot (advance notice required). Pool heating available seasonally.

Check-in Flexibility: Contact Excellence Luxury Villas for specific check-in times and early arrival/late departure options.

Frequently Asked Questions about Casa Garrova

How many guests does Casa Garrova sleep?

Casa Garrova accommodates 6 guests: 4 bedrooms with sleeping capacity distributed as 1 double bed (first floor), 3 single beds (1 on ground floor as twin beds, 2 on first floor), plus provision for 1 infant cot and 1 high chair upon advance request. Sofa beds are not available at this property.

What is the nearest airport to Casa Garrova in Pollença?

Palma de Mallorca Airport (PMI) is the primary international gateway, situated 55 kilometres south of Casa Garrova. Transfer time by car typically ranges 60-75 minutes depending on traffic conditions and specific destination address. Vehicle rental or pre-arranged transfer services operate from the airport’s ground transportation area. Ibiza Airport (150 kilometres, approximately 2 hours) and Barcelona El Prat Airport (400+ kilometres, approximately 4.5 hours) serve as secondary options for connecting flights.

What is the best time of year to rent Casa Garrova?

May through June and September through October offer optimal conditions: air temperatures range 22-28°C, Mediterranean water temperature reaches 18-20°C (suitable for swimming), and accommodation receives significantly fewer visitors compared to July-August peak season. Easter periods and Spanish school holidays (mid-June through early September) attract larger crowds but provide warm, reliable weather and full restaurant/activity availability. Winter months (November-March) bring mild temperatures (12-16°C) ideal for walking and cultural exploration, though rainfall increases and water temperatures drop to 12-14°C (unsuitable for swimming without wetsuits).

Is Casa Garrova suitable for families with children?

Casa Garrova functions effectively for families with children aged 3 and upward. The private pool eliminates chlorine and crowd concerns. Port de Pollença’s beach, 4 kilometres away, features gentle sloping sand, supervised swimming areas, and shallow zones appropriate for younger swimmers. Playa d’Alcúdia, 15 kilometres distant, offers a children’s playground, beach-side restaurants with family menus, and water sports operators with junior programs (age 5+). The ground-floor bedroom enables parental supervision. High chair and infant cot provision accommodates families with very young children. Walking distances to Pollença’s town centre (0.5 kilometres) provide accessible restaurant and café options without car dependency.

What is included in the rental price at Casa Garrova?

Casa Garrova rental includes: Wi-Fi internet connection, all utilities (electricity, water, heating), bed linens and bathroom towels, use of swimming pool and maintenance, air conditioning operation in all bedrooms, dishwasher operation, washing machine access, coffee maker, hair dryers, and parking. High chair and infant cot provided upon advance notification at no additional cost. Garden and patio use, covered terrace dining space, and rooftop terrace access are included. Pool heating typically operates seasonally (May-October). Cleaning is not included in standard rental; end-of-stay cleaning can be arranged for an additional fee.

What restaurants and shops are near Casa Garrova?

Pollença’s historic centre contains numerous restaurants, cafés, and casual eateries within 400 metres: Can Costa specialises in traditional Mallorcan cuisine; La Llotja offers Mediterranean seafood; and numerous tapas bars cluster around the central plaza. Sunday morning market stalls sell fresh produce, local cheese, jamón, and prepared foods. Bakeries and specialty food shops line the narrow streets. Port de Pollença’s waterfront, 4 kilometres away, concentrates restaurant density—Beachouse, Clandestino, and La Trencadora offer contemporary Mediterranean cooking with sea views. Supermarkets (Carrefour, Mercadona) are located 15 kilometres away in Port d’Alcúdia, though daily shopping in Pollença’s historic centre remains the more characterful option. Fishmonger, butcher, and produce shops operate traditional hours (morning closing 2-3pm, reopening 5-7pm).