Luna

The apartment is in the Zona Alta and there is only one 5*hotel restaurant in walking distance (we didn't think it would be a good option for little kids) and a tiny shop with some basic supplies - we didn't mind (and the views from high up are amazing!!) but you do have to keep in mind how you will go down to Pradollano for meals etc. and plan ahead. Also, the telesilla back up from the main square finishes at 5:30pm and there were huge queues for the small bus which only passes every 20 mins, so we ended up getting a taxi back up one evening - cost 12€. Again, it didn't bother us too much. The apartment itself is very comfortable. We did notice the smell from the tubería (mentioned in other reviews) when we first walked in but either we acclimatised quickly or it disappeared because after about 10 mins we didn't notice it again for the whole weekend. The freezer defrosts easily if the fridge is set to 5 degrees or above, but if you set it to 3 or 4 degrees the food inside the fridge actually freezes! Not a huge problem as we didn't keep much food there but might be annoying for a longer stay. The place was generally well equipped but our suggestion would be to add some bowls, wine glasses, a kettle and a small microwave to make it fully equipped :) The carpark was easily accessible - up a steep incline but the road had been gritted so we did not need chains. Once inside, the carpark itself is flat. The only issue is the spaces are absolutely tiny and there is very limited space to turn the car. We have a Peugeot 2008 and we only just fit - people with bigger cars might not!