The condo was very spacious and had two full bathrooms with showers/tubs, which was very nice. It also has a washer, dryer, and dishwasher, which was also very convenient. The balcony held a table for four plus two lounge chairs and had a very nice view of the pool and the ocean. It also had an electric-powered awning for shade that was very nice. It is a short walk (5 min) to several different beaches and many wonderful restaurants and shops. There is also a small grocery store right across the street, which sells the basics as well as baked goods and fruits and veggies. The only downside was no air conditioning. Opening the windows created a great cross-breeze to cool it down, but there are no screens on the windows, so we did have to deal with a few bugs here and there. The pool is huge and lovely! It was a little cool in early June, but the weather was unseasonably cold during the first few days there (our stay was June 10-19). On the last day, there were also some jellyfish (4in in diameter) in the ocean, but we didn't see them any of the other days, so I'm not sure if that was a fluke or if they're common there. The condo is very secure and is in a very nice neighborhood. There is a locked, secure gate to get into the complex, a locked door to get into the building, and then a serious deadbolt on the door. There is also free parking in the garage below the condo and they will give you a remote to open the garage door. If you need to park more than one car, there is free parking on the street next to the condo. Some additional expenses to be aware of: You will need to pay to rent the sheets and towels. They do not offer beach towels, so bring your own or you can buy them nearby for 10-15 Euros. We found some for 6 Euros at the market across the street. Wi-fi is not included, but we rented a router from them for 10 Euros per day. It was portable, which was nice, but did allow only 5 devices to be hooked up (even though the paper that came with it said 10 devices) and would slow down quite a bit if you exceeded 10 GB in 24 hours, but then reset the next day. There is also a tourist tax in Spain, per person. Also, they supplied a small amount of dish soap and a few rolls of toilet paper, but no toiletries or paper towels, so bring your own. There are two different sets of church bells that rang regularly (every 15 minutes), which made it a little hard to leave the windows open at night without being woken up, but we got used to it. I was a little confused about where to pick up the keys when we checked in, but all...