Communication with Victor was easy, he responded often in one hour, so I was really looking forward to speak with him in Marsalforn. It was his mother, however, with whom we met. Nevertheless, it did not matter. She was a nice person, worried that the floor was not clean as it should be (the day we arrived was windy and some dust from the beach came through the opened balcony door), which a bit surprised us because, after we had seen lot of rubbish on Malta streets, we had half expected to find some dirt everywhere. Fortunately, that did not happen. The flat was clean with a great balcony where you could sit in the evening, watching the sea and reading a book, while drinking tea, because it was not only relaxing but also calm breeze from the sea make the balcony a pleasant place (unlike the hot flat - there is fan inside but nothing is better than fresh air on the balcony). Naturally, there were also downsides of the flat. There was only one sharp knife (with teeth), only one larger (0.2 l) glass (many much smaller), and only basic stuff for the cooking. For us, it was OK because our cuisine is simple and we stayed there only for one week. Staying longer or being used to cuisine requiring difficult preparations, I'm afraid that the equipment would not be sufficient. Another problem was that due to its location - about 30 m from the road connecting Marsalforn with the villages in the West, and 30 m from a promenade full of restaurants and bars, there was typically noise coming from outside till midnight (sometimes even later) and also from 5:30 am. However, once I went out during the night (I could not fall asleep because of the noise) and spend some time walking in the streets of Marsalforn and despite it was 1 am, I could not find peace anywhere nearby (400 m area). So I believe it is about the compromise: if you want to be close to the beach (about 3 minutes), bus station, restaurants but you don't mind noise, it is really a good place. If you prefer quiet you will probably need to stay elsewhere.