The apartment is structurally sound, very well furnished, finished with taste and it is actually beautiful to look at. However, the personal touch is missing in various ways. There is very little attention to details: there is no hand soap in the dispenser, there is a little soap bar without a soapdish, there are no coasters for glasses or cups, there is a washing machine but the washing liquid is missing, there are no kitchen towels, there is a colander yet there isn’t a cheese grater, there isn’t even a bottle of fresh water for us in the fridge, never mind a bottle of wine -which so far we’ve regularly received in accommodations far more humble than this one. There is a kettle, however there is no jar of coffee nor tea or camomile, which again, is average service. The introduction to the apartment was very rushed and we weren’t even shown where to locate the first-aid kit nor the fire extinguisher, which indeed are present in the apartment but quite hidden away. There are no spare binliners and the rubbish is not differentiated, which is illegal in Malta. The railing on the balcony is quite unsafe because there is a loose screw and it’s a bit wobbly, the balcony is under utilised because of the presence of birds’ guano and because it’s rather dirty with no tables and chairs to sit outside and enjoy the pretty view. Also, before having a glass of wine I had to wash the wine glasses because they were dirty. We are not impressed with the quality of the towels either - they are clearly old. So, ultimately, this apartment has huge potential but unfortunately its lovely structure isn’t accompanied by what translates to simple care to the detail and to the guests.