Timea, the hostess was very helpful and courteous but the villa is not advertised honestly. It was very old and worn, not 5* luxury which we expected and the price that we paid for. One bathroom shower was broken, one bedroom had no lights working, the balcony was rusty, plastic dining chairs and plastic outside table is not acceptable in a 5* advertised villa. The sofas were all falling apart and needed to be replaced. The kitchen was a joke, no oven gloves, rusty cutlery, a mishmash of fridges and freezers, so many cups and saucers but the basics weren't there - mugs for instance, chopping boards not wooden ones for meat preparation and again oven gloves a basic necessity for a kitchen! The sunbeds were old and rusty and you couldn't adjust several of them, also there weren't enough for the number of people that the villa can accommodate. The pool was tiny and is very misleading in the photos. There are 42 steps from parking the car to the villa, 20 to the pool, 56 to the sea bathing platform. You cannot get anything but a small car through the gate into the driveway without damaging the car so unless you have a fully able person it is not suitable for them. Also anyone with children under the age of 10 (minimum) the whole villa setup is dangerous. The access from the "beach" is dangerous as it hasn't been maintained and is incredibly slippery, again no-one other than very able bodied people should attempt to enter or leave the water from this access. It is also before the port seawall so you get the full affects of the sea which again, could and was on one day for us very dangerous getting in and out of the water. Whilst we loved what we believe the villa could be, as it is today it should not be advertised as it is, under the "fit for purpose" sales of goods act, it did not achieve that. Lastly the walk from the villa into Port Andraxt is extremely steep and some parts the path slippery, again it is not suitable for people with small children or elderly people