We stayed in the apartment for a week of cycling (me and my partner) which included some cold and rainy weather but still had some decent sun. We were very happy to have a spacious apartment to relax when the weather wasn't the best instead of a small hotel room. It was great to be able to wash our clothes on a quick (& cold) wash. The kitchen was pretty well equipped. It was a little bit low for my tall partner so I ended up doing most of the washing up to save his back (obviously less of an issue if you plan to eat out lots - very cheap to do so) but was great to have the option to cook. We found a toaster in the cupboard and there is a coffee machine and microwave so made our stay very easy and convenient. One of the rooms has full shutters so is lovely and dark and the other has curtains with more natural light coming in. If you are a light sleeper I would recommend ear plugs as you can sometimes hear footsteps above and some cars at night (not many - it becomes very quiet after 11pm) but ear plugs do the trick. I slept very well in the pitch black room and with ear plugs! The beds were good. One slightly softer than the other. The softer one creaks (in the darker room) when you move but you learn to stay still quick enough. Marc's communication was amazing and made us feel welcome and at home. The location makes you feel like you're more of a resident than a tourist which is quite nice. I always prefer to feel this way especially after living abroad. The walk to the town and old town aren't too far and there are some supermarkets close by. We even went to a local leisure centre to use the 'spa' facilities which was only a ten minute walk.