We are a family of 4 (2 adults, 2 young children), and we loved this location for our 5-day visit. The neighborhood is bustling, with beautiful old buildings, plenty of cafes, restaurants and shopping. Sagrada Familia, Casa Battlo and La Perdrera (Gaudi-designed buildings) are all within a short walk. La Cerveseria Catalana (tapas) and DelaCrem (the best ice cream shop we found -- and we ate ice cream daily!) are also within walking distance. Anne was easy to communicate with before and during the trip, and we were met as promised by David on arrival. It's clearly a rental place and not someone's current residence (e.g., don't count on lots of spices to be already there), but it has a lot of charm with the tile floors and old-style windows, and there's everything you could need, washer/dryer (we didn't use), coffee maker, toaster, wifi, TV, etc. We also found the hot water tempermental/sensitive, but to be expected in an older building and overall baths and showers were fine. A final note for light sleepers, the bedrooms are street-facing, and this being Spain, there's pretty noisy traffic until fairly late at night. The back of the house (living room) was very quiet though, and our family slept fine in the bedrooms, including the kids. Overall, it was a great experience and we would stay here again. Thanks Anne!