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We ate in-house every evening except one. The food is expensive but absolutely excellent. My husband enjoyed a wonderful massage. We hope to return next year, - 4th time - as it is our favourite place in the world!

Loved the relaxed feel of the place, quite a few restaurants to choose from. We had breakfast at a cafe with lovely views, Cafe Sa Font Fresca - food was lovely. Would suggest booking one of the restaurants for dinner as many had no availability when we stayed.

Deia was a bit more tourist-oriented than we expected. Both during the day and during dinner time. So difficult to find a parking spot, and most restaurants were "touristy" in stead of Spanish. The beach at Cala Deia is very pretty, but it's also very small so it can be a bit cramped.

Deia is a special place in the mountains of Mallorca. Super walkable. The trails and the beach are super cool and the restaurants are all good. Nice vibe and well worth the visit. Different than anything else I have seen on my trips to Mallorca. Will be back.

The ancient city of Deià is charming with spectacular acces to one of mallorcas most beautiful coves. We loved our stay here, but it is a quiet town with only a few restaurants. The Wednesday market in the square is also tiny. i was expecting a larger market from the reviews and was disappointed there wasn’t more to look around at. The town itself is so beautiful and ancient, it almost feels like a movie set. the people are super friendly. We encountered many locals who knew five languages but only had a little english, so be prepared with a translator app and if you have a little french. most people know that, or german but you won’t have 100% guarantee that you will be able to communicate if you don’t have the basics of spanish. even so, you would get by fine as the locals will work with you until you understand each other.

Easy public bus service to Palma, Valldemossa, Sóller and Port Sóller. A good handful of nice restaurants and a couple of bars. Would improve with a takeaway and sandwich shop but there is a supermarket which is open until late. Trattoria Italiano, Xelini and Es Punt are my favourite restaurants but there are other more upmarket restaurants that are nice such as Restaurant Deia and Sa Vinya. Haven’t tried Sebastian but is said to be nice for a special meal out. Best bar is Sa Fonda - very cool and casual. It is a 10 minute walk to Robert Graves house museum and a 25 minute walk down to the Cala. Valldemossa is pretty but quite touristy, Sóller is lovely for lunch and Port Sóller is a nice resort by the sea & beach. Thanks the orange train from Sóller to Palma is wonderful or down to the Port from Sóller.