We were in the apartment for 6 nights, parents and 2 adult sons, and used the it as a base to explore the area and enjoy the beach. In general, it is a very functional and-well equipped apartment, with access to a nice and usable pool area (includes a pool frop small children).
We were a little concerned about the traffic noise from the road because of the camping area and parking lot at the end of the road. And it was busy but it did not disturb us.
It was our impression that the majority of the apartments in the area are occupied by Spanish families that know each other and look after the area. A friendly and welcoming atmosphere.
The beach is busy, but our (southern) end seemed less busy than on the middle of the beach which is dominated by all the hotels. All the days we were on the beach – crystal clear blue water.
The apartment is available from Airbnb, but it is via a traditional holiday-apartment rental office in Platja d’Aro (GiroRooms). Removes some of the “personal feel” we previously have experienced when using Airbnb – but obviously does not change the quality of the apartment.
The apartment is marketed as an “exclusive” apartment – which we think is some of an overstatement. There is not anything exclusive in or about the apartment – BUT it is well equipped and everything works.
We did have a small issue with a key to the street gates. Could only be opened by reaching through the gate and unlocking from the inside. Girorooms promised to fix within two days – but never returned.
..and if you are looking for something to do, our best holiday experience was a guided Via Ferrata climb on Cala del Moli. Our best local meal (also expensive) was at SA Cova - and if you are reading this because you are looking for something truly exclusive for you stay – check the hotel that the CA Cova is part of :-)