The house is in a good location at the pass between two hills. We were in a group of 9 and the four children couldn't believe what luck they had being able to play on the zip wire, enjoy the table tennis, and run free from the moment they opened the door. The house is at the basic end of rustic (we were there in the winter so suffered a bit from the lack of heating and limited hot water) but the two terraces make the best of the sun and the hills were full of wild lavender and thyme. There's a big wood-burning stove and Ian and Sally were helpful and generous hosts, providing wood to burn every night, and fresh eggs from their hens one day. Just to note that as you're far from the shops and you need to drive to throw out rubbish, you will need a car to make the most of this venue, but car hire in Malaga is easy.