Truly outstanding, one-of-a-kind property. If you want to stay in Es Grau (or on Menorca more generally), this is the place you should book. It was absolutely perfect for two old friends traveling together: stylish, modern, clean, safe, and a million-dollar view of the turquoise sea from the multi-level outdoor terrace. We ate dinner outside every night watching the brilliant sky darken over the Mediterranean and the Iles de Colom - an unforgettable experience worth every euro we paid and more. Other highlights included: centrally located in a tiny, charming, romantic fishing village; mere steps away from everything we needed or wanted to do, including the kayak shop, multiple sea access/boat ramps, a small-but-adequate grocery store, little restaurants and bars, and a beautiful playa; two small bedrooms perfect for travelers who need separate spaces or for parents traveling with children; a dishwasher and a washing machine; an outdoor shower for rinsing off sandy shoes and snorkeling gear; and local wine and snacks provided by the host when we arrived. Es Grau more generally was absolutely perfect and charming in every way: white-washed villas, magenta bougainvillia, palm trees, turquoise water and red sandstone cliffs, cobblestone streets, the best snorkeling I've ever experienced (20+ meters of visibility everywhere and lots of sea life!), a fabulous shallow calm playa, and more locals than tourists. Also, without fail, every single local we interacted with (including Victor's charming mother-in-law who helped us with check-in) was generous and friendly - I was absolutely amazed and a little humbled by the Menorcan hospitality. Overall, my traveling companion and I (both seasoned travel veterans) felt that this particular AirBnb was the best one we'd ever stayed at and that Es Grau was a very special place.
One small note of caution for future Menorcan travelers (that does not take away from any of the positives in the above review): Es Grau is quite a difficult place to navigate because of its very narrow, very steep, one-way streets, and parking is a big challenge everywhere, including at this AirBnb. If you plan to stay here, consider renting the smallest car possible, and be aware that you may have to spend time searching for parking, be forced to parallel park in very tight spaces on steep hills, and/or walk a fair distance between parking and home. Also, we are both experienced stick shift drivers (15+ years) and both of us still found Es Grau a significant challenge with a manual transmission - anyone who is at all insecure about their skills with a clutch might want to consider renting an automatic if they plan to stay in Es Grau!