Much has been said on here about Montses kindness and helpfulness - all true. There was only one cat when my sister and I were there (Pepe), and he came into our room and into our hearts. Be warned of the three flights of stairs, they are a killer at the end of a long day sightseeing but once in Montse's you can relax and listen to the hubbub from the street below. The noise didn't bother us as we could shut the sound out when necessary by just shutting the double glazed door so we didn't hear a thing.
The narrow cobblestone streets full of original Spanish buildings adds to the joy of the area with shops selling all manner of goods; leather bags, colourful lamps, jewellery and, my favourite, dream catchers but sadly all for wholesale only. There are also the sort of individual outlets you'd love after living in cities with large supermarkets - fishmongers, butchers, cheese sellers, fruit and veg shops plus loads of cafes and bars - hopefully not being eyed up by developers just yet.
We were thrilled with our discovery of such a vibrant, authentic town.