An apartment can’t be much more beachfront in Malaga than Carolina’s. So I guess it sells itself. That was the main reason we chose it, staying several times i Malaga before. Being Airbnb, we also expected a little more «personal» experience this time than with companies like Friendly Rentals or MalagaFlats. But to be honest, Calle Faro 4 did not differ from any of our previous stays in Malaga.
On arrival to the flat, Raul from the company that Carolina uses met us in the apartment. I asked him to «take the round» together with me to try the keys. Fortunately, since the key to the main door downstairs in the building was missing. We then had to walk up to the city center with Raul to get the key to la puerta principal.
The apartment is sparsely furnished and a bit impersonal. It has a small balcony, with one out of two chairs broken. The kitchen is small but good, a proper knife to cut meat/fish the only thing missing. The apartment has one big and one small bathroom, both with a shower. Beware that the water runs very slow down the drains in both of the showers.
All in all the apartment itself was OK, but if someone responsible really lived in it from time to time I guess some of «the bugs» mentioned would have been fixed.