Me and my husband visited this apartment during festival time this summer. It is a clean and charming place. We shared the kitchen with our host and other guests, and we shared a bathroom with the host - sounds quite less romantic and intimate than it was. Our host was charismatic, we saw little of him but he provided more than we hoped for - we were grateful he got to take us in last-minute, and mesmerized with delicious cerreal, homemade jams from Gozo and a great coffee that awaited us each morning. There was even a plant-based option for the milk. We had plenty of chances to cook since the kitchen was appealing and mostly void of visitors, however our trip was quite short so we didn't include it in our plans. Our room had a lot of space and it smelled nice, with addition of a couple scented candles we could light anytime. It had a ventilator strong enough to cool us during hot nights, a large bed, and my favorite - a charming collection of books and music. We made sure to take a deep look into the literature about Maltese temples and a collection of photographs from Gozo which inspired a lot of our daily trips. Geoffroy was unobtrusive, witty and interesting. There was something funny about his dog and him being alike - very friendly, heartfelt, unbothered and barely noticeable. The only 'flaw' would be not having the exact location of the apartment on a map before check-in, as we had some trouble finding it. All in all we had a lot of fun and we would 10/10 recommend it. The value for the money is enormous, compared to the atmosphere-price ratios of other accomodations that were available on Gozo, won't even mention Malta. We liked everything about Gozo and the people here, we had peace and things that surrounded us were aesthetically pleasing. I felt serene and welcome. I hope to revisit Gozo with better overall organization from our side, and I hope Geoffroy will be willing to be our host again. We are grateful for everything.