We (Family of four) spent four nights in Montserrat and Christian’s house. It is a great location for exploring the Garrotxa Volcanic National Park. Communication with Montserrat was great and Christian met us in the free car park (once we had driven past the no entry ⛔️ unless servis signs) and loaded our cases into his car to drive to the house which is very walkable from the car park (5mins max on flat smooth path). Both the queen and double beds (the girls decided to share a double bed rather than use the triple bed room!) were very comfy. All three bedrooms had fans in order to keep cool, we also kept the shutters and curtains closed during the day to keep the house cool, which it did achieve. The kitchen has everything you need for meals and there is also a charcoal BBQ on the terrace. (Charcoal can be bought from the local supermarket just a short walk away). The village also has a great butchers and bakers. Christian recommended a few must sees whilst we were in the area, most of which we did and weren’t disappointed, the area is full of pretty medieval villages and stunning volcanic scenery. Castellfollit de La Rocca itself felt a little run down on our initial walk into the village, quite a few houses are abandoned and in need of repair, however it is an amazing location. There is an old Roman road just by the house that is worth walking down in order to get a great picture of the village and another must is the €1 to walk up the old church tower. The village also has its only microbrewery with bar, which is through a small door down into a lovely cellar bar with great beers (#cervesapochs). The village also has a municipal pool, which for €5 you can spend all day swimming and sunbathing with mountains as your backdrop - great for the kids, they loved it. We had a great stay at this house, if I could change one thing it would be an update of the kitchen units, which felt a little tired. Thank you Montserrat and Christian.