Ca N'Aí

This is a 3* hotel with a 10* view. Hotel itself: rooms are huge. Main building didn’t have AC so got very humid and had to switch rooms and ground floor rooms looked into the garden. There is no restaurant and the snacks they offer are breakfast left overs for a high price. The humous was bland- do not reccomend. Moved to a delux room which was basically a house and overlooked mountains (really nice) but compared to the other room had old TV in it, most plug sockets in the bathroom, the bed wasn’t as comfortable, the bedding / pillows were not deluxe in any way. For the price I would expect the amenities to be better but again- I cannot fault the staff or the location or the scenery. Breakfast was great every day. The location is secluded but walking distance to the main town and hiking trails. They offer a shuttle. The pool was “closed” as off season but still usable(not heated) and looked like it could do with a little TLC. I don’t know if I’d pay peak season prices to stay there again but it was wonderful. Just wanted to leave a honest review.

If paradise on earth exists, that place is in Ca N'Ai, definitely! What an amazing place! The staff is nice and easy. The surroundings are breathtaking. It's a huge area but very well taken care. Has art everywhere from local artists - so thoughtful and a beautiful tribute - it says a lot about the soul of this place. The rooms are huge, clean, comfortable, and beautiful. The breakfast has a lot of choices. Not cheap but worth it every penny! Everything is perfect!

Wow! This is a dream place to visit. The whole hotel and grounds are just perfect. It is peaceful, tranquil and just what we needed for a restorative holiday. We were in room 15 which was huge and in one of the buildings away from the main area. It was set over three floors, including a huge bathroom, bedroom and seating area. We also had a private seating area outside with a day bed to relax on. ||The actual hotel building is beautiful and set around a courtyard where you can get drinks and Tapas at lunchtime/in the evening. The pool is quiet and plenty big enough for the guests and also has an honesty bar attached so you don’t have to go up to the main bar area. ||The breakfast is perfect, there are a selection of hot items available as well as lots of breads, fruits, meats and cheese. We were spoilt for choice. ||We had a hire car from the airport so we travelled around the island during our stay. We walked and drive into Soller and Port Soller, both of which are lovely towns. ||The staff were amazing and treated us very well. I was poorly one night and the housekeeping’s staff looked after me changing the bed and towels every day to make sure I was comfortable and fresh. We could not have asked for more. ||We spent 9 days at the hotel and I think it’s one of the best holidays we have ever had. It’s just picture perfect.

Ca N’ai had long been on my Mallorca bucket list, and the junior suite premium rooms looked stunning on the website. Unfortunately, the reality fell far short of expectations.||The site promises stylish, bright, spacious, and comfortable rooms, so I was surprised they had availability with just a few weeks’ notice. On arrival, we were informed that our requested room was unavailable — a concerning start. We were reassured with news of an “upgrade,” which only heightened my apprehension.||The room we were given, while generously sized, was dark, musty, and poorly maintained. The odour alternated between drain cleaner and sewage. With its bare concrete floor and tired furnishings, it felt more like a neglected basement garage than a premium suite. Access involved crossing a wet and muddy patch of ground — not ideal if you’ve packed anything other than hiking boots.||The most glaring issue was the pool. It appeared to have been untouched by proper maintenance for decades: murky water, peeling paint, and a general sense of neglect. Midway through our stay, the hotel began repairs, draining the pool and jet-washing from 7:30 am — without any prior notice. The pool was unusable for at least two days. The surrounding area was equally uninspiring, featuring gimmicky concrete seating and a non-functional fountain. Due to the tree cover, the water remained freezing cold.||Despite its premium pricing, Ca N’ai offered the worst value for money I’ve encountered in over 40 years of staying in finca hotels across Mallorca, including in Soller. It’s the only property I would actively avoid in future.||Frankly, the hotel feels well past its prime and in need of a comprehensive renovation before it can justify its room rates. A few of the many issues we encountered include:||- Ill-fitting curtains |- No soundproofing (every footstep and flush from the room above was audible) |- A “sun terrace” with no sun |- Worn bedding and uncomfortable pillows |- Stained furniture|- Tatty pool towels |- Shabby daybed with a torn curtain |- Neglected garden areas |- A fruit bowl with no fruit — ironic given Soller’s abundance of local produce |- One small bottle of water on arrival, with no refills |- A lampshade held together with tape ||I could go on. In short: do yourself a favour and stay elsewhere. ||But the breakfast was good, as was the shuttle bus (kudos to the driver).

We loved it here! It is so relaxing being in a farm like setting with orange and lemon trees. We particularly liked the mountain next to the Finca as we did a hike every day along the upper trail.||It’s also a nice location, roughly split between the port and the village of Soller. ||The staff was fantastic. Breakfast was the highlight of every day. I would come back to Mallorca just to stay in this finca! If you want a peaceful place to relax, this is it.

Wonderful wonderful place. Rooms are just perfect, fresh and nicely decorated, and the provate terrace is beautiful. The finca has amazing terraces where breakfast is served (or lunch, dinner and drinks) overviewing the Serra de Tramuntana. Already making plans to come back!

My fiancé and I had an amazing 5 night stay at Ca N’Ai. Firstly, the hotel is stunning, authentic and spotless. It has beautiful views overlooking the mountains. They even had turtles! We had a suite which was beautiful with an extremely comfortable and large bed. We also had a private terrace which was amazing to have privacy when sunbathing and to take in the views. There is a beautiful pool lined with palm trees that had lots of sun beds and loungers. The breakfasts were fresh and had a great variety of continental foods to choose from, including homemade cakes, jams and orange juice. There is also a breakfast menu where you can have a choice of different eggs and crepes which were my fiancé’s favourite. The only downside was there was not a restaurant in the evening but there are plans for one to be opening from June. To make up for this there was a free shuttle service to take you into Soller or Port Soller in the evenings for dinner which was only a short drive away. They also had a bar and snack menu for the afternoons with a good range of options. |What made our holiday even more special were the staff, everyone was so helpful, welcoming and friendly. In particular giving special thanks to Bruno and Ines who went above and beyond to make sure we had a pleasant and enjoyable holiday. We were so sad to leave and would definitely return in the future.

Cannot get over this hotel! A group of friends and I stayed here and it was the highlight of our trip. Just the most beautiful place with the kindest staff — extra special shout out to Bruno and Ines!! This place is just so wonderfully unique. Each room and view is different and beautiful. We keep talking about how we can’t wait to go back already, and I intend on making that happen!