If you're still in doubt whether to choose this accommodation or not... don't! I can assure you, there will be no regrets!

Juan Luis was very polite and responsive to our preliminary questions. We met him at our arrival and could see that he is an honest, kind and especially warm person.

The apartment is perfect, exactly what other reviewers have said. You'll find almost EVERYTHING in the apartment, no kidding! The apartment is so well-thought and extensively equiped that it feels like as if you're at home. Juan also left us some wine, water, bread etc. on our arrival. Now tell me, how many times have you seen that!? Juan and his family have really gone that extra step to provide you with a perfect stay, and honestly it really, really was.

The location of the apartment is in a central spot. It takes about 30 min. from the airport to the apartment (15 min. subway, 10-15 min. walking). No taxi needed (unless you have problems walking). The train station is also 15 min. away. You can easily take a train a explore places outside the centre like "Xativa".

The apartment is situated in front of a nice square where lots of things are happening. I loved watching all those different people walking by while drinking my home made Agua de Valencia. There were even two weddings which we could see right from our balcony. Although lots of people pass by, it's not noisy and when you close all windows/doors you won't hear anything outside.

The bathroom is also also well equiped and overall the apartment is clean and neat.

My tips for travelers:

- You don't always have to eat or go out. Go to a super market, get some sangria, wine, bread (there is a toaster available), jamon and seafood. Open all windows. Take two of the chairs and place them in front of the square view. Sit back, relax and enjoy the surroundings!

- Don't use the coffee machine but get your fresh coffee at the small coffee shop situated 10 meters from the apartment. Also very funny to try and talk with the local people who come there to grab a quick coffee :)

- Try to book days in the weekend. It's busier and there's more happening during the weekends.

- Try to avoid the tourist restaurants. You can get equally (or even better) food at non-tourist restaurants. Learn some basic Spanish and you're good to go! :)

We had a wonderful stay in Juan Luis his apartment. I highly recommend him and his accommodation. Will definitely come here again soon!

Happy traveling!
Lorenzo