We arrived on Thursday the 31st of March and everything seemed fine. Unfortunately we have run into multiple issues at first. The communication with the host Teresa stopped as soon as we pulled up and turned into only communication with her friend Salvador, not letting us know that he would be the one to meet us for check in. He also let us know that she is sick so all the messages are being forwarded to him, odd. The place is located beautifully next to the beach. The apartment itself was missing internet since the SIM card was missing from the hotspot, we were greeted with 5 squares of toilet paper and no other rolls so we immediately had to go purchase toilet paper, the bathroom was missing hand soap, trash can, shampoo, conditioner, hair dryer. The fridge was not cleaned inside, the windows and sliding glass doors were not cleaned. The blinds in the kitchen are in rough shape. We started to prepare for dinner and the oven did not work. It was also missing many of the basic necessities: spatulas, microwave, coffee maker/electric kettle, dish drying rack, pasta strainer, kitchen towels or paper towels, toaster, baking dishes for oven (used an aluminum disposable pan the entire stay). We had booked the place for the month so we were surprised that none of these things were provided for a long stay. The next day Friday April 1st Salvador came by unannounced while we were gone and did leave us an internet card and electric kettle which started leaking and had what appears to be rust at the bottom on the inside of it, and wish we knew he was coming by so we could be there with all our belongings inside. We personally got the SIM card to work in another language, however the hotspot continuously keeps turning off by itself regardless of if it is plugged in or not and does not last long off the charger. We were told that the oven is broken and would need a tech to come by on Monday. Ok, no problem. Our second day here the heat and hot water stopped working which was not ideal as it gets down to 40’s Fahrenheit / 4 C at night. Salvador came by after 5:30 PM the next day, Saturday Aril 2nd, to say that he needs to call a tech to come by hours later so it was after 8 PM when the tech came by and was unable to fix it. He did drop off a microwave (so we were able to warm meals up) and a very scratched up plastic cutting board, which we did not feel comfortable using the cutting board as it seemed to have plastic coming off of it very easily and did not want that in our food. They told us the hot water heater was not able to be fixed and needed a whole new unit, so they are going to try to get it Monday. The hot water heater is what is used for the gas to heat the house too. We asked if we could get electric space heaters and Salvador said he didn’t know where to get any. Sunday April 3rd we waited and the temperature kept dropping which is less than ideal as we have an infant with us. Monday April 4th we are now 2 days without heat and 4 days without a working oven. We had to use the warmed up water from the leaky electric kettle to wash our hair in the sink since we still couldn’t shower. Then operated the stove for heat that mainly stayed in kitchen to stay warm as possible without heat. There seems to not be much care from the host since we had to be the ones to reach out to get updates (although he stated he’d keep us informed). We were very pressing given situation with young children. There is very loud banging noises coming from upstairs neighbors. The repair man for the hot water heater came around 6:30 PM to take a look at it and stated that yes it was indeed broken and needed to order a new one. So again, we are left with no hot water. We were told by Salvador that the hot water, broken oven, and heating would all be done the next day, Tuesday. On Tuesday April 5th at 3:30 the water heater, heating, and oven were all finally repaired and in working order. The downstairs neighbor has a very loud small dog that barks at anything and everything. The internet ran out after 15 days and it took a couple days to get it back (given it ran out on Easter Sunday but it was known when it would run out but we had to notify to get more data), luckily we had our own hotspots in the meantime. There is constantly dog poop on the sidewalks on the way to the beach. Cafe near the place was nice and ideal. There is a grocery right next to it but is priced high comparably to the super market 1.2km away. Wine was affordable at the store though. We ate at one of the local restaurants and was 55€ for a shared sea bass meal and 2 beers. After everything was said and done the stay was fine, location to the beach and boardwalk is amazing, but we would not plan to come back. Also, as noted by the other recent review, don’t plan to see Teresa. A quick google reverse image search shows that the photo used is of a model for a dental clinic in Perryville, Arkansas USA. Not sure why a catfish host is being used, but nonetheless it is what it is.