First the good news: It's a really nice, large villa. Our family of 10 (4 adults and 6 kids) had plenty of room (and even plenty of bathrooms). We cooked our meals in, using the nice big kitchen, and all sat around the big dining table (or the equally big outside table). The younger kids were able to play outside, and the fact that it's a walled compound was great for the kids (and their parents). The washer and dryer are awesome, especially with a family. It's a very nice quiet neighborhood, with really good food stores within a block or two, so it was easy to run out and buy whatever we needed anytime, make an early morning trip to the bakery for fresh croissants, etc. The metro station is only two blocks away, so even though it's a quiet neighborhood outside the center, you can be in the craziness of La Rambla within 20 minutes on the metro. There's a huge roof deck which we never used. The bad news? Only that it's a big more run-down than it looks in the photos. I think it's a full-time Airbnb now, so no one is keeping up the garden (lots of dead plants and dirt), the fountains are dry, the carpet is thread-bare, some steps are broken, etc. I mention this only because my wife was a bit disappointed that it didn't look as nice as the pictures, but honestly the practical features (as outlined above) made it perfect for our family stay in Barcelona. It's a really amazing villa, and with a little upkeep it could be really extraordinary. I should also mention that all our interaction with the hosts was excellent.