Staying in the farmhouse of Amanda and Alexandra has been not bad at all. So there are 3 places where you can stay. One is the garden house I would say, the other one is the one in the main house and then there is one on 'top' with its own tiny kitchenette.
There is a convenient store pretty close by, only 2 minutes walking distance.
We had the room which was located on top of the main house with its own kitchenette. It was pretty decent. Basic when it comes to what a place has to offer, but it did have a few things with a personal touch, like these tiles on the wall of the kitchenette and some paintings which we believe the owners made themselves. The house itself has a spiritual, organic kinda vibe. We could tell by some flyers or 'crystal healing' and and some instructions on how to dispose litter in sustainable ways.
If you want water, you can buy drinking water for 1 euro a day per person. If you want breakfast you can have whatever the kitchen has to offer: milk, eggs, cornflakes, coffee etc for 5 euro's a day. We choose not to, but it could be convenient if you rather stay in.
The pool was amazing and the view too! Maybe better than the pictures they show on AirBnB. You can lay in the sun in one of those comfy beach chairs.
Things were pretty neat and clean: sheets, towels, bathroom, when you run your finger over the surface of furniture. So far the basics.
The extra's: we asked for extra towels since we wanted to go to the beach and immediately the next day we got beach towels. Super great communication and very helpful and fast. We did appreciate it a lot!
We did struggle in our room with mosquitos. There was a mosquito net. The first night it helped pretty well and we slept well, but the second night it didn't. We had some mosquito? attack which made us super itchy during the night and left a lot of marks on our body the next day :'-) but I guess that's Malta. Concessions I call it or no light without darkness.
The other unfortunate thing was the warm water on the day of our department. Luckily the weather was warm enough to cope with the cold shower, but it wasn't that pleasant. That we informed to the owners and they will make sure that it won't happen for the next guest and I do believe they will make sure of that. They have been great hosts, even though we haven't met them they were very communicative and made sure we had everything we needed.
If you're staying in Gozo, I would definitely stay at this lovely farmhouse (where the cute purry and furry kittens are walking around - kitty food isn't expensive at all. My boyfriend would go to the convenient store and feed these cutey animals).