Villa Hamilton Guidebook
Food scene
This is a must; it's directly across the street from the Villa. Make reservations early.
24 locals recommend
Béns d'Avall Restaurant
km.56 Carretera de DeyáThis is a must; it's directly across the street from the Villa. Make reservations early.
Ca's Patró March
16 Carrer Sa CalaRestaurant Nama
22 Carrer Arxiduc Luís SalvadorS'Hortet
20 Carrer Es ClotVilla Rullan - Bistro Rullan
14A Carrer Arxiduc Luís SalvadorRe Organic Tienda
43 Carrer de Sa MarBar Albatros
48 Carrer de la MarinaRestaurante Villa Luisa
20 Passeig Es TravesCa N'Antuna
14 Carrer Arbona-ColomRestaurante Es turo
12 Carrer Arbona-ColomHOTEL CORAZON
La Posada
Sa Cova
Es Roquissar
Es Taller
1 Carrer de Santiago RussiñolCa N'ai
50 Camí de Son SalesEl Olivo
Restaurante Sebastián
2 Carrer Felipe BauzàRestaurante Luna 36
36 Carrer de sa LlunaSuculenta Port de Sóller
Restaurante Randemar
16 Passeig Es TravesPatiki Beach Bar & Restaurant
2 Camí del FarBelmond La Residencia
Carrer son CanalsBeach Club
Gran Folies
Numa Beach
Mood Beach Portals
km 11 Ctra. AndratxMhares Sea Club
s/n Carrer de l'OronellaSupermarket
Eroski Sóller
s/n Carrer de la ProsperitatAgromart Sóller
97 Poetessa Francisca AlcoverBeach
Caló del Moro
Cala Varques, Spain
Cap de Formentor, 07460, Balearic Islands, Spain
Es Trenc
Playa del Mago calvia
Portals Nous Beach
Plaça EspanyaSightseeing
Sóller Center
Tren Port de Soller
Carrer de la MarinaDeià
17 Carrer del PorchoValldemossa
Palma de Mallorca
Charter Sailboats
Soller Boat trips with Mezzo Magic
22 Passeig Es TravesTraveler advice
Getting around
Rental Car
You will need a rental car while staying at the Villa. Taxis are very limited in this area.
The roads are small, and there are many curves between Soller and Deia.
The villa has one dedicated parking spot in front of the house. Do not attempt to park in the driveway; it's too small for modern cars.
Getting around
Supermarket
Stop by the supermarket (see list above) in Soller before checking into the villa; it will save you time! The villa has limited condiments, such as salt, pepper, and olive oil.
Customs and culture
Langauge
Did you know Mallorca has its own lounge?
The official languages of Mallorca are Spanish (also called Castilian, one of the various dialects of Spanish used in central and northern Spain) and Catalan. The local Mallorca Catalan dialect is called Mallorquin; depending on the area, the dialect may vary slightly.