Villa Arriba

Das Wohnzimmer und der Garten.

Schlechte Lage wegen vielen Bauarbeiten und Lärm. Nachts fahren da Traktoren rum, weil es auch ein Feld gibt. Die Dusche war defekt. Ich habe 4-5 Nachrichten geschickt, damit wir die Buchung wegen der defekten Dusche davor schon vielleicht stornieren können, weil sie uns das vorab angeboten hatten. Danach haben sie auf die Nachrichten nicht mehr reagiert. Allgemein sehr schlechte Kommunikation mit dem Host, man kriegt nur Auto-Reply. Bei der Schlüsselgabe konnte die Frau auch nicht Englisch sprechen. Ich kann die Unterkunft für den Preis nicht empfehlen.

Todo estaba espectacular

Spacious, clean, well equipped, quiet location, quick response to issue with water supply, pool well maintained & clean

Sunbeds worn out & uncomfortable

La atencion, impecable Piscina limpia Ampliacion de horarios

La TV no tiene antena, es una smart TV, pero internet no va del todo bien Muchas moscas Las hamacas estaban algo destartaladas y sin el cojincito

Great layout and location. Pool is lovely and the bedroom looking out onto the pool is lovely.

Very expensive & really badly kitted out. No cloths or little extras. We had to buy everything, even salt and olive oil. Crockery was mismatched. No wine glasses and the cutlery selection was very poor. Towels had a sour smell and the bedding was stained. We had to buy basics to get us started.

Nice quiet location, perfect for mountain biking the north of the island, pool and outdoor shower amazing, sun trap garden, full facilities and had some stuff like washing up liquid, salt, pepper, spices etc so only had to outlay for some washing powder, bin bags and kitchen roll which I left, hopefully the next guests won't need to buy that but can add other stuff if it's needed, saves buying loads of basics you'll never use in a week or two. Birds nesting in the garden trees added a nice touch. And bidets in both bathrooms, how civilised, virtually unheard of in the UK we just get paper to smear it around all over the place like a mediaeval peasant with a dock leaf....

My only real gripe was that the sofas are too "light coloured" for a dusty/desert/badlands environment, I'm not sure if the towels in the living room area were meant to be put on the sofa but that's what I did, otherwise there's a real risk they'll get dirty or stained especially if you are walking around barefoot, or eating/drinking anything at all near them!! (Spanish kitchens also have remarkably small (non existent!)draining areas on their sinks, but then again it does have a dishwasher but I've never used one and am not about to start!)

The house is spacious with an open salon-kitchen area with a high ceiling. The kitchen is well-equipped. There are two bedrooms on the ground floor: one has a comfortable double bed overlooking the terrasse and the other one has two uncomfortable single beds (mattresses should be changed). On the second floor, there is a room with a double bed and bathroom. The hosts are friendly and helpful. The TV was not showing well and we asked to fix it. The next day they brought us a new smart TV. We were pleasantly surprised.

Uncomfortable single beds: the mattress springs dig into the ribs which is rather annoying. The pool is not heated (we knew it). Because of constant winds on the island, the pool gets dirty very quickly so it would be great to clean it twice a week. Due to the rain, brown leaks appeared on the walls because of the tiles on the roof. Overall it is an old house with simple but adorable marine decoration however I think it is overpriced for what it is.

Villa was lovely, spotlessly clean with everything you need. Big garden area with a good sized pool Very quiet and peaceful

No air-con, it was OK in March but would be too hot in the summer. A good 20 minute walk to the town, which only had a handful of restaurants. Pool wasn't cleaned and was pretty grubby by the end of our stay with insects etc