The apartment is in a good location. It's not too close to all the noise of the main square, but it's close enough to walk. You have a grocery store about 7 minutes away in the other direction. The town is small, so you can reach all things quickly. The steps are also nearby (about 5 mins). Check in confused me a bit, because I didn't know the instructions and was arriving at 9pm or so. The gentlemen downstairs helped me out, but let me clarify it for the next folks. You will have to message the owner and ask for a code to a lockbox on the gate. You get the gate key from this. Go through the gate (the garage) and up the steps to the left. There's another lockbox here, this is the apartment key. It seems simple enough, but when you're tired, coming in late, and rushed to get there, this can be helpful to be prepared. The place is plenty big for several people, but I stayed by myself. It has 2 bathrooms. I had to pickup extra supplies (soap, toilet paper, etc) but there were some provided for the first few days. I stayed almost 2 weeks, so it was to be expected. I was trying to decide which room to choose, but because I could only get the air conditioning to work downstairs, and in one room, I chose that room. It was toward the back of the apartment (below the rooftop). You have two things to consider when choosing your room here. The front room by the street will be noisy because there are always loud motorcycles going by at all hours. However, you'll also be above the garage and not the apartment below (which is some older folks). If you choose the back room, you'll be away from the street but also above their apartment. Also, outside of that window, they have their own private patio which is connected to your room via the window. However, I never saw anyone near the window, and it wasn't a big deal. You cannot access that patio though. You have a very nice rooftop to use instead. The problem with that room is that there was occasionally a woman screaming LOUDLY at parts of the day. One day I tried to take a nap and it scared me half to death, lol. For the first half of the apartment, you are only above the garage. For the second half, you're above them. They can probably hear every footstep (so I stepped lightly) and they can hear any music you play or anything you say. At least I could hear people talking clear as day when I was upstairs in my room. You can also hear banging, etc. from the kitchen below. I was on a schedule where I was waking up at 8am and going to bed at midnight, so I didn't have much issue with sleep. I also used a white noise app on my phone. Some days, I heard nothing all day though, so it really isn't an issue. I just mention it because I felt like I had to tiptoe around this place and even watched TV at really low volumes. I suppose it's the politeness I'm accustomed to. Again, it really wasn't a deal breaker. For the rooftop, the view is as nice as the photos. I went up every morning and enjoyed a 360 view. You are as high as most of the highest houses nearby. You can see the top of the steps nearby, and the church. There is a Nespresso machine for coffee. I needed this because coffee in Spain is hilariously tiny. It uses the ORIGINAL capsules, no the Vertuo or others. You can grab some Starbucks capsules at the larger Eroski nearby. If you use 2, you get nearly a normal sized cup of coffee (if you're American). You would have to use 4 to get a regular Venti, lol. I enjoyed that. I didn't really cook at all, but it's supplied with the hardware to cook. Mosquitos were a huge issue all over the island. I recommend buying citronella candles for the roof (I left many there for the next guest) as well as the higher end repellent spray (pharmacies nearby). That spray made me impervious, and I was able to eat at restaurants while others had to flee, no joke. It's probably seasonal, but it was an issue all over the island, for everyone. Use these things, and you'll be good. There was a tv downstairs with Netflix. The wifi is present, and fairly quick, but it will only reach the first half of the apartment. I didn't get it on the roof or in my room on all my devices except my work laptop if I left the door fully open. Downstairs, it's flawless. The last thing is the parking. I wasn't sure what to expect. If you're American, this is whole different ball game over here. Initially, I parked in the streets (which are as wide as alleyways and very narrow). Here's what I wish I knew. There are yellow lines on one side of the street. You will only be able to park on one side and ONLY in the breaks in the yellow line. There's a 3 way split right by the apartment. They're one way streets. If you're lucky, you can park in one of the few spots that open up in the morning. At night, forget about it. Also, rent a TINY car. I had the smallest 4 door car I could get. Eventually, I ended up parking at the dirt parking area about 5-6 minutes away walking. This made the rest of my trip stress free. No matter how late I got in, I got a spot. There are 2 of these nearby. You can search G**gle Maps (I don't know why I can't type the full "G" word here, lol) Pont Roma and that's one,