Javiers apartment has an incredible location and is spacious: you have everything you need as is said in the description, which is good for the price you pay. You should know that there are 3 Airbnb-rooms in the apartment, with whom you have to share the bathroom: this could be mentioned better. The view of your room is amazing and the bed is good, although there is a lot of dust under the bed and closets. Both the bathroom and bedroom should be more clean. Javier is easy to reach and he was very flexible for an earlier check-in with his cousin. The room is in a typical Spanish residence with thin walls so expect some noise and bring earplugs. One night during our stay there was a party underneath our room with super loud music: no earplugs + noise cancelling headphones could help you sleep. They finally calmed down when I asked them to at 5 am. This is of course something that can happen everywhere, but it's something you have to know when you book here: you're in the middle of a spanish community with its up- and downsides. My last remark is an unfortunate incident: there is an inside lock (the kind with a bar) in the apartment which other guests should not close if you have some common sense since it's impossible for other guests to open it with their keys. One night a guest did and we were locked out at midnight. We ringed the doorbell a 100 times but he did not wake up and we had to call Javier. This incident is something Javier had no fault in (except a note on the door that could have been less confusing), but he refused to believe there was an inside lock, even when I explained it to him 50 times that I had seen it and there is nothing that we could do. Finally he offered to send a family member for help, without understanding or acknowlodging what the problem was (I don't think he could have helped), but it wasn't necessary since the other guest had finally woken up to let us in. My point of telling you this is that although it wasn't Javiers fault at all, he should have been more respectful instead of treating us like dumb people who do not know how to open a door. This was not an example of good hospitality: you treat your customers as if they are always right when there is a problem, and you listen to them and apologize for any inconvenience. You do not explain them 50 times how to open a door when there clearly is another problem. He finally apologized when I send him a video of me opening the inside lock to prove I am no imbecile, but this problem should have been handled more professional and it killed our mood for the night.
All in all we do not regret our stay, but we wouldn't book it again.