Casa Ecocirer

The common living spaces are bright and spacious, with large bay windows offering a view of daily life in Soller on one side and a cozy patio garden on the other side. These comfortable and inviting spaces are perfect for relaxation and spending time together with your family or friends. 

The six double bedrooms with ensuite bathrooms offer lots of charm with 100% recycled elements, carefully selected and lovingly restored by the owners. Their philosophy stems from a deep respect for nature, animals, and people, which you will recognize in every aspect of their exceptional service, especially in their healthy cuisine. 

Enjoy a freshly prepared daily breakfast in the comfort of your room. The Breakfast Surprise baskets contain homemade delicatessen and treats prepared with the best local products. Each ingredient is healthy, seasonal, and ecologically grown. Vegan and vegetarian options are available and are different every day.

Your hosts are experts in organizing custom activities and experiences, including cooking classes, children’s activities, hiking or cycling tours in the Tramuntana mountains, or visiting local farms with vineyards and orchards where you can pick your own fruit, learn to bake healthy pizza, and much more. Services such as yoga classes or a private chef are available as well.

This historic, family-run townhouse offers daily housekeeping and weekly laundry service. It is a beautiful place to reconnect with yourself and nature and experience a relaxed and inspiring getaway in a familiar environment.

About the area

The town of Sóller in the northwest of Mallorca became wealthy because of the valley’s abundant citrus groves. In the 19th century, when the area became isolated from the rest of Mallorca by mountains, the farmers shipped their oranges to France from the nearby west coast at Port de Sóller. Many locals went to work in France and returned – their fortunes duly made – to build some of the amazing properties that grace this town today.

Your hosts will share with you their daily life, the local life of Sóller, and its inhabitants. Going to the local market, picking fresh oranges, tasting olive oil in the oldest Tafona in Mallorca, baking traditional bread with organic products, walking between almond trees, or enjoying a Mediterranean lunch in the countryside.