We both were very pleased with the apartment itself; it was quite charming and the bed comfortable. Little amenities to have food with which was nice. The things that really soured the experience for us and would make us hesitate to stay again were some unclear things that were met with shocking rudeness — being from Northeast US, I do not offend lightly so this was impressive. There was half a roll of toilet paper, which has never been a problem until you discover at 23:00 that there isn't any more. When I asked in the morning I was told curtly I only get one, go to the supermarket. If it was a new roll, okay (again, it was half used), but please at least WARN ME so I’m not left out of luck at a bad hour or moment. Or more realistically, if you’re wanting to "host", supply backup. At the very least, DO NOT BE RUDE ABOUT IT. Then at the end of our stay, being the careful guests we are, we swept up, washed all our dishes and took out all our trash. Being there several days and having made some small foods, we had a couple bags... too much to stick in the tiny street side trash cans. We were needing to make it to the bus station in a reasonable amount of time, with all our trash. I could find nowhere respectable to place it, so we meandered back towards the hosting office via every alley we thought we could find a bin. When I made it back to their offices to check out, I asked what was I meant to have done (still holding my rubbish) and what could I do now. In a very rude interaction I was told to “go find one behind a building, there are many in the streets”. Believe me, I took every alley I knew... I looked. So I asked “oh you mean I should’ve just left it down on the street by the door” (you do this in other cities in Spain so I thought perhaps, but I had not seen this in Cadaqués so I did not assume). A ruder response. All I’m asking for is to LEAVE CLEAR DIRECTIONS FOR HOW YOU WANT ME TO HANDLE. And again, DON’T BE RUDE. Afterwards we recalled there were some large rubbish bins in the main square, but with all our heavy bags that was much harder to go that route... with no warning or direction that we should, we hadn't. Communication and attitude are the real problems here. It seems they have some real kinks to work out a smooth, clear, hospitable interaction on some extremely simple (but fundamental) basics. Normally these would be too insignificant to even mention, but the I-don’t-care attitude with a side of real snark is inhospitable to say the least.