Location is key. Paul’s place is less than 15 minutes walk from Saqqajja and Mdina where there are restaurants and sites, and it is less than 10 minutes away from Chalk Cafe and other eateries. The neighborhood is very quiet and safe. The windmill/house was well ventilated which was a welcome refresher after a long day footing it about Malta. I did not have to cook very much, but the kitchen was well stocked with cookware, plates, and silverware. We did cook for ourselves a couple times. We were not familiar with the stove top and how to turn it on, but a quick search on Google provided us with direction. Paul supplied us with a starter pack of water, wine, and milk, and all three were a welcome site after a long day of travel. The bedroom at the top of the mill could be a hike after walking all day, but the room was never too warm nor too cool for sleep. On days where one of us could not or would not make the trip upstairs, there is a sofa-bed in the loft just off the living room where we could sleep. WiFi is available; although, it does not extend very far beyond the first level. The entertainment system includes a cable box with a decent selection of Chanel’s and on-demand programming. If you are tall (5’10”+) or a little more than stocky in build, you may have to make some allowances for going up stairs and avoiding ceiling beams in the bedroom and for using the shower. Both could be tight fits. It took me a day or two before I stopped knocking the top of my head. We enjoyed sitting out on the terrace, aWe were there at the end of October, so it was too early to use the fireplace. For the rental cost, it was definitely worthwhile. It was clean hospitable, roomy, affordable, and conveniently located.