400 year old converted farmhouse with private pool

Everything

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I liked the convenience of the lock box, Amanda the host was very informative and easily contactable when required. It was an easy walk into the main square of Xaghra, and the little convenience store 2 doors down was very handy. The bus stop was less than a 2 minute walk from the property which was also handy. The kitchen was well equipped, there was plenty of fans throughout the property. We enjoyed our time here, and would stay here again if available when travelling.

Nothing, everything was good.

What a stunning house, the images don't show how big it is and how well laid out to make sure a big group aren't on top of each other. I loved the stone walls and the privacy of the pool considering the close neighbours. BBQ was easy to use and there's a good parasol..needed in a heatwave! It felt like both a family home and an impressive space. It made me think if I owned a house like that I'd never be out of it! Little things like the key box entry, washing machine and drying deck were so practical for everyone and made it easy to sort things out with four teenagers in the pool and beach. Another great thing was so many bathrooms..that really makes a massive difference in a big group getting ready. The owner checked in on us after a power cut and offered us a later check out as they didn't have a back to back booking which was very much appreciated with a nighttime flight home and meant the kids got a morning on the beach on the last day. Locations great because it's so close to the beach and not a far walk from the town square, I wouldn't want to be closer because of noise and parking. There a great little supermarket next door too open 6 am to 7pm and half day Sunday. Spot on!

Not even a big issue about parking....which is tricky on gozo and malta..more for people to be aware of. I had a people carrier and it was still possible to park close by, with a bit of patience and a couple of time circling round as a one way street. Anyone parking on triq ta mannar needs to be careful about blocking doors or garages, but it's a small village and the locals should come first so not at all an issue considering the privilege of getting to stay in such a cool place

The place is comfortable and has all the amenities like home.

The only thing we didn't like is that the beds are short and taller people in our group did not sleep comfortably