This was possibly one of the coolest buildings and garden areas we stayed in, and were it not for the location, which is on the edge of an industrial park on the east side of Corts, it would have a five-star review. The building is a converted farm building, dating back I think 300 years or so. Gardens are cool too. We were in the loft, so didn't have a private/dedicated outdoor area, which would have been appreciated. The inside of the loft was pretty cool/modern. You could tell it had been recently updated. Very spacious bedroom area upstairs, and kitchen with everything you need to cook downstairs. Wifi, however, was very slow and these days it's hard to get by with slow wifi -- we needed it to download local bike rides, get info about restaurants, find a taxi service, and that was a little frustrating having to play the refresh, wait, cross your fingers and hope it loads game. On our last bike ride we rolled out of Corts and headed west towards Camos, and that exit was more rural/agricultural and quite lovely -- would recommend heading out that way. We didn't get to meet Jordi or Andreu, but communications were very good and Jordi was very responsive to the few questions we had. Check-in was pretty easy too. Covered parking for your car. One more thing, and this might just have been our bad luck and timing, but there was a pretty strong smell of fertilizer in the air in the whole area, so not sure if it that was just the week every farmer fertilized his/her fields or not.