Who Knew? As a retired chef, this is a GREAT part of town. There are 5-6 restaurants on the blocks surrounding this apartment in the Canovas area of Valencia. 70% of them are excellent. And a variety, Andalusian, Basque, Valencian, Italian to Argentinian, even a great Gyro place! The apartment was palatial, with huge ceilings, massive closet space. The terraces don't get much sun but when they do, very warming. Great bathrooms too. The kitchen is well stocked. The problem is we had just spent 5 weeks in Aruba and Curacao. We did not expect Valencia to be so cool. This older apartment did not have the modern convenience of central heating. There were electric radiators you could take into different rooms. The PROBLEM, the electricity is set up for older apartments. When you plugged in two heaters and say, the microwave, the fuse box would trip! And you had to flip switches after turning off whatever extra appliance you plugged in. It made for some cold nights for two people having just come from The Caribbean. Other than that, Rosa Maria was a very nice host of a spacious old apartment. And be prepared for electricity conservancy, we've been told, this is the case in the many older, Modernista apartments in town. This was a cool stay. Given the high price of electricity in Spain, your stay here may be cooler than you would prefer!