Villa Villekulla with noise pollution
Situated just off a very busy road in the grounds of a much larger home owned by the family, the sound of busy traffic is sadly a constant, which we were not expecting; replaced in the late evening by heavy metal ringing out from one of the student property’s that occupy the grounds next to this place. This we had to deal with ourselves, getting a message: “hi. good night, and im sorry. tomorrow I'll go talk to him” from the host’s friend, as Mariquilla was away.
The terrace is also accessed from the tiny ill-equipped and grimy kitchen, up some extremely steep and precarious steps, with several of the furniture pieces broken.
The rest of the property has a lot of character, though the design would hugely benefit from more sunlight; however the fold-away top bunk was also not a welcoming prospect to sleep in for either my 10 or 7 year olds - neither of whom are timid children. The mattress had to be relocated to the floor, as there was no option for single beds side-by-side as the photographs suggest. (Gallery update required).
More local knowledge of the area eg the restaurants would also enrich the experience, as they differ significantly in quality along the beach front.
It is not a place we would return to sadly; though definitely to this little sun haven of Spain.