We had a great stay in Deia at the duplex apartment. The apartment is nestled in an amazing location right in the heart of charming Deia, was tastefully decorated and very clean. The check in/check out process was seamless (key box outside) and Patrick was communicative with respect to check in and check out, so no issues there. There was a (great) bottle of wine left for our arrival, which was a nice touch. Unrelated to the apartment itself, we found Deia breathtaking and charming, and was a great place to unwind for a few days. Since it was the off season (first week of November), we had some issues with restaurants being open, but that comes with the territory I think. Otherwise it was a great time to visit, as the crowds were minimal and we were able to explore other parts of the island during our stay (though a little too cold to do much swimming). We rented a car (which I would strongly recommend, though driving on the windy roads is not for the faint of heart), and ended up just parking in the designated lot and on street parking right near the apartment. It was a little confusing as to where we should be parking for free, but we got away with parking in metered parking without really paying (ooops!). There was some detail provided by the host about where to park, but it was a little unclear where exactly the "free" parking was (some of which could have been just confusion/misunderstanding on our part/not knowing the area). The only other item of note is that the WiFi did not work at all during our stay. The internet service was apparently down in Deia which led to this--totally understandable as these things happen, and Patrick was quick to respond when we first noticed the issue. However, we were a little confused as to whether it would be fixed or not during the stay, and the alternatives suggested included La Residencia (fancy hotel across the street that only provides WiFi if you have a room number and password) or a cafe in town (which doesn't have public WiFi, but did end up feeling bad I think and taking a picture of the back of their modem to give to us)--so neither of those would typically be reliable options. Obviously WiFi isn't a priority on vacation in such a beautiful town, but we were relying on it for directions, recommendations, minimal entertainment, etc., and so just added some additional complexity and expense (had to use international data plan for a couple days) to our trip.