If you would like to spend your holiday in a simulation of a juvenile correctional institution (despite being almost 40 years old), I would wholeheartedly recommend this stay.
On the upside, there is a nice swimming pool and it is well located for Sa Tuna, but worth bearing in mind it is a 15-20 minute walk on a very steep hill and there is nothing in the house for guests, not even water or coffee.
Some of the main issues for us were:
-Tiny rooms right next to each other
-Bathroom has mold
-Mold in room
-Mattress not clean
-Bed very short
-No coffee/ tea/ water for guests
-No swimming in the pool 3-5pm
-All doors have to be locked at all times
-First thing you get told when arriving is how important it is you stay completely quiet at all times
-No leaving of ANY belongings in the living room or kitchen (except a couple of shelves in the fridge)
-If you do leave belongings downstairs (as we did with two parasols behind the door and one water bottle on the table), you will immediately get a forceful text from the owner telling you they put the things in your room and that it is unacceptable to leave them downstairs
Good luck to anyone who wants to challenge themselves to stay here and still enjoy their holiday ✌️