First off, amazing Villa and host, could not do enough for us, and I could not recommend both the Villa and Lluís enough. The villa itself is even better and bigger than the pictures, and very spacious and really well laid out. With a separate sleeping area in one side of the house, and a nice big open living and kitchen area which was very well equipped, and lots of space outside around the BBQ and around the pool, all with great views of the whole city of Girona and the Pyrennes in the distance. (We travelled with 3 adults, a teenager, and a boy age 7 and everyone loved the location). Lluís gave us non stop advice on everything from the best cycle routes (two of us were there for some serious road cycling), to the best places to eat in Girona, the best beaches to visit along the coast, and even a safe place to park the car in Barcelona for a day trip. Coming from Ireland and renting Villas regularly in Europe. there are always lots of little things you would expect, not being provided. This was definitelyt not the case here, absultely everything seemed to be thought of and provided. The house is kitted out with absolutely everything you might need, and even a lovely BBQ to enjoy the evenings overlooking the city. The villa itself is on a hill over looking Girona, with some spectacular views on the snow capped pyrennes and the city itself. Really nice pool, although a little chilly in March \ early April (that didnt stop our kids enjoying a swim every chance they got). You feel totally removed from the city and yet only a 10 - 15 minute walk down some steps and you are smack in the middle of the old town. I could not find one fault with our host, the location, or the Villa, absolutely fabulous, and we would all love to return soon. Great location for a cycling trip too, so many different routes towards the mountains or to the beach. And a good base for the family too, as it does not take long to get to so many different beaches. Locally on the hill there is a very nice friendly coffee shop and small supermarket, we norammly picked our breakfast up there every morning. And the other ide of the hill leads to some beautiful quiet roads, we regularly walked and jogged along, with very littel traffic. For a bigger shop, there is a large Carrafour very close (although more driving than a walk). A few of us (including my 7 year old), took in a match at Girona FC. And unlike a lot of football grounds around Europe, it has a lovely family feel to the place, very friendly, with lots of kids at the game and a lot of the locals came up to chat to us. (where else can the kids have popcorn, get a sun tan, and you enjoy...