Excellent petit déjeuner. L’accès à la cuisine pour se préparer des repas froids est très appréciable.

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It’s like a farm.

Uns hat alles gefallen. Luis ist ein toller Gastgeber, mit dem wir tolle Gespräche geführt haben, das Agriturisme ist idyllisch gelegen. Es ist alles blitzsauber. Der Pool ist eine gute Erfrischung. Zum Frühstück gibt es jeden Tag einen anderen selbstgebacjenen Kuchen. Absolute Empfehlung

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The Room was ok. A bit weird in layout but the bed was comfortable and all of the facilities were there if not a bit cramped in the shower/toilet area in our room although other rooms are better. Breakfast was good with a comprehensive selection of breakfast items and we appreciated that there was always hot beverages available in the kitchen and some pastries/cake from breakfast left over for guests to enjoy throughout the rest of the day. We didn't use the pool but it looked nice and we appreciated that the outdoor seating area had to be used due to current Covid-19 restrictions. Whilst some people might like your friendly and quiet dogs hanging around the tables at breakfast-time others will not and I was one of these.

You my recall when we arrived - my face was like thunder! You REALLY need to get your roadside signage sorted out. Unfortunately to get to Biniai Nou one has to turn off from the main Menorca highway - the Me-1. This is a very busy road and the entrance is an abrupt turn off the main highway where cars are travelling at speeds in excess of 80kmh or more. Turning off the main highway is difficult - getting back on to it could be highly dangerous with traffic coming at you from both directions at the said 80kmh+!! The issue of the junction location is what it is and no-one's fault. However, the only sign you'll see for Biniai Nou is a yellow "Agrotourism" sign which is totally insufficient - and what makes it worse is that if you turn off the road at that point you find yourself confronted with a gate and a name on the right hand gate pillar stating Es Barranc. There is NO SIGNAGE stating Biniai Nou!!! So, on Friday when arriving via the Me-1 from the direction of Mahon, we were thoroughly confused by this and ended up driving further west along the Me-1 before it became obvious that we had missed the entrance. We then turned around and came back east along the Me-1 looking for a sign for BINIAI NOU! There was nothing anywhere and as we reached Mahon and turned around a second time the experience resulted in a blazing row between myself and my partner as to where the place was. Eventually, but only through using Google Maps/our location were we able to deduce that we had actually arrived at the right junction the first time - but only through that means! Please - GET YOUR SIGNAGE SORTED OUT! My suggestion would be to have a roadside sign at least 300 m either side of your road end notifying visitors of the approach to the road end and get a big sign under that Agrotoursime sign stating BINIAI NOU! Make your place easy to find - not a flipping nightmare!