I stayed at Christian's finca for 3 months, so I think I'm fairly able to give a balanced review of what the place is like. In short - very good, but with one or two drawbacks depending on your transport options, so read on. First, the good points - the description undersells the flat - it's actually a bigger space than the pictures suggest, and the huge window onto the balcony (there is a courtyard too) give a real sense of light, and on rainy days, the covered balcony is a godsend. The view from the balcony is amazing - you are at canopy level, looking out onto the sea for sunrises (in the winter) which are simply beautiful. And when storms are happening, you have a prime view for all the lightning. Speaking of which, if there are electrical storms, and you need wi-fi, you might need your own supply. As is often my experience in Spain, wi-fi seems rather weather dependent. We lost it for several days. Otherwise, it worked at 3G speeds most of the time, and was reasonably reliable. The kitchen is quite small, though well stocked, and the bedrooms are big enough, with some very comfy sponge/memory foam style mattresses which were very good, no issues with back support there, no sagging bed springs. I was there from November to February. I've already mentioned this to Christian, that the floors are very cold (tiled) in winter and suck the heat right out, so the heating has to be up quite high. He may be sorting out a solution to this in due course, but be aware of this if you do decide to book in winter - it's a classic Spanish property and unless you have the fire on, it can get very cold, day or night. (Note also - showers have to be quite short - they are supplied by a small hot water tank, and last about 5-10 minutes max before running cold. You soon get used to it, but it's tougher in the winter because it's colder generally - I'm sure this is less of an issue in summer). The sun does shine into the main room during the day, which helps, and during the winter months, it shone a lot - more than it did in the desert where I stayed the previous year. The surrounding neighbourhood is generally quiet (DIY seems very popular in the winter, it may be quieter in the summer), and definitely out of the city limits. It is a 3 mile very hilly walk to Lloret in one direction, or a very hilly off-road 4 mile walk to Tossa in the other direction. There is a bus service that stops at the top of the estate (usually just on the hour) but no stop sign - just go up to the layby and wave it down. Quite cheap. Otherwise, a car is recommended, and there is space for a saloon car on the premises. So, if...