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The owner, Sr Juan, is a wonderful person, and, translated, my Scandinavian name is also Juan. We two elderly gentlemen had a very nice chat, when I arrived. The apartment consists of a living room/kitchen, two bedrooms, and a bathroom. The living room has several big windows, and in the distance you can see the sea. The apartment is spotlessly clean and equipped with absolutely everything you can think of. Open all the cupboards and drawers, and you will not miss one thing. I also appreciated that, when I asked, Sr Juan, went back to his flat to get a beach towel for me. Sr Juan even thinks of building an elevator in the house, though there are only two floors. -----
One word about Castillo del Romeral: When you arrive, you might question whether this is the right place. The area around the village is flat, a little faceless, and there are many big wind turbines. Yet, when you are there, it is a nice village, with houses painted in various colours, a lovely park with a playing ground for kids, and paved beach promenade. Do not miss visiting the 'maritime park', a neighbourhood initiative with sculptures and, when I was there, Christmas decorations. There are many benches on the stony beach. When the trees planted there will have grown, the view of a disused building and fishery plant will be blocked. There is a also a small sandy beach at the other end of the bay. Nothing to write home about, but you can have a swim in the morning. I also liked the friendliness of everybody in the supermarket, the fantastic 'Salinas' restaurant, less than five minutes from the apartment. People on the streets exchange a 'hello' with visitors (few tourists). God, what a difference to Playa de Amadores, where I spent half a day! Not even half a meter between the sunbeds or bodies, some folk without manners shouting loudly. Most horrible experience. Playa de Mogan and San Agustin seem to be a little more quiet.
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