My wife and I loved the charming home. It was uniquely styled yet authentic to this part of Catalonia. To be sure, there were some communication issues with Carole. She didn’t notice a text message about when we’d arrive (and partly due to a language barrier, there was a miscommunication on that front even after we spoke by phone, which caused frustration on both sides). And before we left, she was not responsive to several messages and calls (the night before and the morning of), though we finally got our questions straightened out. Important: if you stay here, we suggest getting very clear directions to the free parking area before you arrive, because Cadaqués streets are a maze and we had a hard time following Carole’s verbal directions, which were landmark-based and not as thorough as we needed. If one is going to give directions along the lines of “turn at the garbage cans” and “go to the street with trees,” the directions need to be vivid and complete, but we had a tough time on this. That aside, please be aware that if you’re pregnant or easily get winded, you may have a hard time carrying your luggage from the parking are to the home via the roughly 8 minute walk, part of which is uphill and steep. Still, we very much enjoyed our stay and area; you have to visit Cap de Creus! Staying in Carole’s place will be good too; go for it. Just try to nail down all communications as clearly as possible.