We enjoyed our stay at the house very much. We were 8 people and it was comfortable that two of the bedrooms had their own bathrooms and there is a third for the other two rooms to share. The upstairs bedroom doesn't have a door, so it should definitely be used by those who go to bed the latest and get up the earliest. It didn't bother us, but might be a good information for other guests.
The communication with Raphael, who was our local contact, was very nice and easy going and he always responded quickly when we had questions. The kitchen has a good size, a good bread knife was missing though :-), but other than that we got by quite well.
There are no neighbouring houses nearby, which is very nice.
The pool has a good size. It was just a bit cold in mid October, but that's not the host's fault :-) and our kids still enjoyed to plunge in the water. There were people looking after the pool twice a week. The ocean was quite warm still (warmer than the pool). The beach is in walking distance and very nice. You have to be good on foot though to get there. It's not far but it involves some climbing. Also in October the sun isn't able to dry the sand anymore, so lying on your towel always ends in it being wet whether you went swimming or not. However, you don't have heaps of people and the water and the scenery are fantastic.
The village is very small. There are no shops and very few restaurants (we didn't like the Casablanca, which was the only place open in autumn). However, the next village Colonia San Pere, is very pretty. Also small, but with several grocery shops and restaurants along the seaside.