The best thing about this apartment is the view, and of course the location. Walking distance to the beach and all the local restaurants, with a beautiful unobstructed 180 degree view of the sea right from the balcony. But if you scratch the surface, you start to notice a few flaws. None of the flaws are deal breakers, but a balanced review should present them so that you can appropriately manage expectations if you intend to stay here. 1. Lightweight Building Construction The noise from the restaurant downstairs wasn't so much an issue as the noise from the other tenants in the building. You could hear every footstep and cough from the upstairs neighbor (also a vacation rental unit). If you're a light sleeper, bring earplugs. 2. The Air Conditioning We arrived during a rare June heatwave and found the single A/C wall unit in the living room not working. We are fairly tech savvy and tried everything, to no avail. Upon notifying management, they sent 2 marginally competent "colleagues" to verify what we had already reported. They couldn't determine the source of the issue, so we continued to sweat it out through day #2's insane humidity until they sent a proper A/C repairman. We were at the beach during his visit, but were told after the fact that the patio door handle had to be facing a certain direction for the A/C to work. That would be a reasonable answer except for the fact that we had tried this fix already and had securely closed all windows and doors as instructed. The 2 "colleagues" sent by management also verified this during their inspection visit prior to dispatching the repairman. The A/C issue was resolved, thankfully, but we didn't really receive any acknowledgment or even a "sorry for your troubles" - just the quasi blame-the-tenant for our perceived mistake. The 2 bedrooms toward the rear of the unit do receive some of the A/C air, and they have windows, but they can be a little bit stuffy. 3. Nickel & Dime If you read the fine print in the AirBnB listing you will notice that management charges for absolutely everything. Staying less than a week? You must visit the management office 1 town away during their limited 6 working hours to pay an €80 surcharge (which, by the way, violates AirBnB policy). Beach towels, extra charge. Dish soap, extra charge. Bath soap, extra charge. They do properly communicate these charges in writing in advance, but that doesn't make the nickel & diming any less annoying. We arrived to find a small kitchen dish-pack with extremely bare essentials to wash dishes, but it was kind of a joke. Be prepared to bring or buy EVERYTHING you need to survive - hand soap, shampoo, dish soap, a real sponge, paper towels, toilet paper (there was 1 roll only), trash bags (we found the lack of trash bags to be especially absurd), salt, pepper, etc. The only thing I was surprised to see...