Agi Josep Sabater

That balcony on the third floor was a real plus, and the bakery downstairs was handy. We also found free parking about 150 meters away, though spaces were hard to get, so otherwise you had to park near the market. The street by the balcony is busy with restaurants and scooter delivery drivers, but the noise wasn't too bad. Sometimes the balcony smelled strongly of restaurant food, and you could hear a lot when a neighbor showered. Inside, the apartment was in so-so shape and the cleaning felt rushed. The kids' bunk beds seemed flimsy. Towels for bathing and bedding were provided. As the ad said, there's no air conditioning, so we left the windows open for fresh air during our four days. The TV wouldn't turn on, and neither would the range hood. I get that those things aren't essential, but when you rent a place, you expect things to work. The agency answered our questions while we were in France. Once we arrived, though, they emailed to say we should contact them another way. The management agency could do better.