My family of three spent 4 wonderful nights in this cute home in Valldemossa. Everything was exactly as pictured, and the location of the home is perfect, on a small side street that most tourists don't make it to. Carmen was waiting at the door for us and gave us a quick tour, as well as a generous welcome basket of goodies especially tailored for us and our son. While some might be turned off by the idea of having three floors and the stairs, we were happy to have the separate areas for when our son was sleeping. Most days we left town to go off and explore other places, which seemed perfect because the town really does get mobbed during the day with buses filled with tourists. We felt like special guests, because at night when we returned to town the tourists were all gone and tables were easy to find at the restaurants. Such a different experience. As has been mentioned before, we had to park 500 meters away in the paid parking lots. But since we were mostly there at night, we didn't end up spending too much on it. The walk from the parking lot is downhill, which meant coming back on the last day was a walk uphill with luggage. One slight inconvenience was the electricity. Since we were there in early April, it was a bit cold in the house. Space heaters were provided (electric and kerosene), but if the electric one was on AND the microwave (and I assume the hot water heater for showers), then POP.... the electricity would shut off. Carmen showed us where the fuse box was, so I assume this happens regularly. Just switch the general house switch off and on again and everything was fine. But some mornings we had to do this 4 or 5 times. I don't want to dissuade anyone, this place and our time here was amazing. The Netflix worked great, and the playground next to the parking lot kept our son entertained while we munched on the bread we picked up at the bakery on the way. Lots of people have visited Valldemossa... but very few can say they "lived" there!