“Kleine Finca, die in die Jahre gekommen ist.”
The contact with the agent “Vivienda Vacacional” worked well via WhatsApp in German, the garden is surrounded by a wall and invisible from outside, and there are plenty of functioning electrical appliances, soft towels, beach towels, and a nice pool garden with a large palm; the rooms were clean and Wi‑Fi and TV were available. However, the property looks worn out, the owner has been trying to sell it for a while so no investment has been made, the kitchen equipment (dishware, pots, glasses, etc.) is very limited and inadequate for four people, no wine glasses were provided and we had to buy and leave them, the furniture is old and out of style, there is no dishwasher, the lighting is a disaster—inside daylight LED lamps make the space feel uncomfortable, outside motion‑sensor LEDs turn off after a few seconds, the terrace lamp below switches on automatically at 18:45 and off after 20 minutes, and cannot be turned on manually, leaving the terrace dark at night; the only sea view is from the upper terrace on the first floor, but a huge palm blocks most of it; the house sits at the end of a dead‑end street where banana plantation access roads bring workers, sometimes early in the morning, who park near the lower bedroom and disturb our sleep.
Frank·Há 9 meses