Margarita is a very attentive and helpful host. Not least, she came to our rescue on the first night at 10.30 PM and lead the way when we got lost trying to get from Benissalem back to the house, which is located 3-4 km from the town centre (mind you, this was AFTER we had met with her in Benissalem as planned earlier in the evening when we arrived by car from the airport). More mundanely but nonetheless very nice the fridge was stashed with cold beers, toast, milk, a ready-made veggie lasagna. The house itself is every bit as appealing as the pictures suggest, clean, cosy and with plenty of space for a family like ours with two grown-ups and two children (ages 5 and 3) plus a splendid terrace. Our kids had loads of fun not only in and around the pool but also exploring the playhouse and the plot, which is very large and has both apricot, fig, orange and lemon trees. Be aware that, as Margarita drew our attention to as we corresponded with her prior to making our booking, that the house is not in the middle of nowhere; it's in what can best be described as a small country road with a few houses in the immediate vicinity. Only setback is that there is a factory of some kind half a mile away which generates an audible if not loud humming noise (on weekdays), which cannot be heard from inside the house but which means that you will not be enjoying serene silence when sitting outside in the evening. The nearby (½-1 km) mainroad adds to that. That said, I am pretty sensitive to noise and even so it was not at all enough to spoil the pleasure of sipping a glass of wine and reading a fat novel by the light of one of the many outdoor lamps. One small but important detail: There's no regular oven, only a microwave; this is probaly apparent from the inventory list, but we hadn't noticed. Location: Benissalem is in itself a charming place. Don't forget the tiny but excellent italian restaurant "Terra del Vino" near the main square - take that from a hardcore foodie. Also, don't miss the winery "Tianna Negra" which is half a mile up the road from the house; I have a more than superficial interest in wine and I was impressed; high quality, distinct style and very different from, say, Rioja, Priorat or Ribera del Duero - much more subtle and elegant if you ask me). More generally the location is supergood for exploring the island. One more piece of advice: Check out Bistro 19 in nearby Santa Maria. The food is absolutely delicious and the garden area is outstandingly beautiful. All in all a memorable stay and a clear thumbs-up to the house, the pool, the plot, the island and, not least, Margarita.