As reviewed by other guests, we found Lynn to be very helpful, chatty, polite and interesting.
She was gracious to pick fruits from her garden for our breakfast and this was appreciated by us.
The house has wide scenic views from the rear of the property and it is very relaxing to sit on the patio.
The property itself is interesting and quirky.
The owner has two dogs that also have the run of the house and sit on the sofas etc and although we like animals, we did not want to sit on the soft furniture due to this.
The pictures in the listing showed our room - the blue room, as very bright but it was quite dark with dark furniture and bed linen and we found this a little unwelcoming.
The electric water heater for the bathroom / house is in this bedroom and sounds like a kettle heating up all evening until the house guests settle to bed and the water is not being used. This was a little distracting for sleep.
The blue room is on the street side and can be quite busy and noisy at times as cars pass and people walk by talking. Our sleep suffered as a result of this.
The shared bathroom was good with a really good shower cubicle with powerful water and plenty of hot water.
The kitchen is a nice size but we only had the use of one shelf in the fridge as we had to share with the other guests and owner.
Outside there is a nice patio area with a pool and superb views over the valley. The pool did not look very well maintained and the bottom was dirty so we did not use it. The poolside furniture cushions were used as a dog bed on the floor so not very inviting!!
The village of Campanet has narrow streets and parking outside the property is limited and challenging at times. A lot of the local cars have damaged mirrors and the car sides are damaged and we also witnessed a local driving into a nice Audio that was parked and then they just drove off!! So hire cars beware.
Campanet has a nice square with a couple of café / bars and a local shop but there is not much more here and we did not see much sign of buses so car hire is probably a must. The village is well situated for exploring the north of the island but as everywhere is so easy to get to and takes no time at all we would stay elsewhere closer to Pollenca.