La Rueda Apartamentos Rurales

Nice owner, never met Toni, but we did meet her husband, I think that was her husband. He was always very friendly and nice to us. The bed was very comfortable, great water pressure and the apartment was very clean.

The light in the kitchen didn't work, the stove's main burner did not work, the coffee machine isn't a regular coffee machine - it's a Italian Moka that goes on the stove. So bring ground coffee. The wifi connection was terrible, it kept going on and off and very very weak. The restaurant below had been closed, but now has new owners trying to get it ready to open. They were drilling and hammering all day up to 9pm at night, our place was right over it, so very very noisy and we would have appreciated it if they would have stopped the work quite a bit earlier...not the most relaxing evenings. Felt that for the price things could have been better and a bit more updated.

We enjoyed our stay and the double bed mattress was amazing. We had the best sleep in a long time. Thank you 😊

The village/area nearby. Flexible for check out time.

The place didn't match the photos and Internet wasn't even worth using it was so slow. Windows didn't shut properly and the wind kept blowing one open all night when it was windy. Friendly ish people but not very good with describing properties. There was no washing machine as advertised , nor did they show in any of the many photos the main road 10 feet from entrance.. Only apartment where they don't allow you to leave the dog alone, not that I would

perfect location

maybe supply an instruction for the heating equipment; although the host was quick on the scene to explain

Clean, friendly host, great location.

Exceptionally clean upon arrival. Wonderful host. Great location for visiting the region with very convenient free parking. The unit we stayed in had a fantastic view of Chulilla from three of the windows. Although located on a main thoroughfare, very quiet at night.

The kitchen is under-equipped (e.g., only has a espresso maker, no spatula, knives limited and dull), and the stove uses a touch-sensor system to control the heat that we found bothersome (but we’ve experienced with similar systems elsewhere in Spain). The intenet/wifi is weak (streaming difficult).