Montse’s house is conveniently close to the beach, with lots of sleeping space, close to cafeterias, and easy to find parking. There’s a nice breeze and you can feel the sea breeze in the comfort of home, although the building entrance did have a distinctive feel of humidity. You can hear the seagulls in the morning, but the windows are thankfully seagull-proof. The process is done in a cool traditional way, which is only understood after the first night when you can hear their beautiful song, but are glad they can’t get in through the building’s daylight ceiling. The house feels homely and warm, not necessarily luxurious or sophisticated but welcoming and private. Fairly good value for the money.