We have slightly mixed feelings after staying for a week. We loved the views, however as someone has said it would have been nice if there had been somewhere to sit outside in the sun in the late afternoon or evening as it was quite cool for some of the time we were there even in June. We even needed heating one afternoon.
The apartment was nice, however the kitchen could have been better equipped. We have stayed in a number of Spanish as well as British owned apartments on this trip and the Spanish owned ones were generally much better equipped. Given its remoteness, the cooking facilities could have been better. There was only a very small frying pan and a medium sized pot. Both were not non-stick, which was a bit of a pain. The cafetiere plunger did not work properly and, despite knowing what would happen, it was impossible to stop coffee from spouting out the top when plunging it.
The remoteness has its pluses and minuses. There is no bar or restaurant in the tiny village. If you wanted to eat out, you had to avoid drinking any alcohol or risk the wrath of the Spanish police. It is also 20 minutes, or 40 minutes in total, from the nearest large village, Potes, where the supermarkets are located. Some of the villages up the valleys on the way down to Potes are marvellously quiet and unspoilt. We really enjoyed out time in the area.
Parking could have been a bit better organised
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