Casa Lareymora

Literally there is nothing to dislike about this place, not even if you're a jaded, picky, spent your whole life travelling for work person, like myself. I don't care re fancy stuff, am not paying for Four Seasons unless my work is paying directly for it. If they're not paying directly, give me the money and I'll use the difference to buy other stuff! I want clean, comfortable, nothing lacking, for example trying to find a chopping board, or a decent sharp knife, good WIFI and someone who is prepared to allow an earlier check-in, given that I usually check-out by 6 - 7am. The fact that they have a utility cupboard with a good washing machine, and every cleaning product you could hope for, along the hallway, and the door is never locked - speaks volumes. Ditto bookshelves with books for everyone, little tray of f sweets, nice patio, two Juliet balaconies per apartment, decent heating, and so assume decent a/c as central heat/air con. I had to extend my trip as lawyer and notario appointments were cancelled due to the extreme weather conditions, and doubled my initial stay. I rebooked with them without hesitation. And that is all you really need to know re accommodation, or a prospective member of staff - "would you book/hire them again?" Because the rest is detail. So although have written a lot, as I find it helpful when packing for whenever to know exactly what I need to take: just book Casa Lareymora. But I will be gutted if can't get in again because booked solid for the foreseeable, but they deserve to be!

Nothing.

Very comfortable and in the centre of the village.

Somewhat basic but clean, good bed and good private bathroom (with a nice shower), even a refrigerator (plus other things that I did not use). I found a parking space on the north or west side of the little park on both evenings of my stay, although that does not seem guaranteed. Would use again for good value at an almost unbeatable rate. (Hmm, how could I forget to check out the open-air swimming pool at the east end of the little park?!)

Where I stayed, the only windows were to what seemed like a miniature courtyard, so I basically had to keep the bedroom window closed, and hope that the frosted glass in the bathroom was not too see-through with the light on (although I did not bother to check).

Lage.

There was a sign above the toilet, to put the toilet paper after use in a bucket, not to flush down the toilet.