very good, as shown in the pictures.

Everything was good!

The location is not bad

The Villa is wildly over priced, its tried and old, not with standing the outside grounds are nice all be it very basic. The villa is very large but has air-con in bed rooms only which makes a night in very uncomfortable Having stayed in villas for many years in this general area there are far better offerings The villa also backs onto a small farm or local resident area, in itself no problem, for seven full nights we where subjected to a barking dog from circa 11pm until 7am we opened the door on the last day to a van parked on the grass with 2 intimidating looking cleaning ladies waiting to get in to clean, obviously to welcome some more poor unfortunate's 10am was check out, at exactly 10am the afore mentioned ladies walked in "ready or not type thing" I don't wish this to be a total terrible review but if the villa was priced correctly I would have little to complain about! this Villa is a 3 star (at best) but is charging as a 5 star Very disappointed

The location was absolutely fabulous. Only a few minutes from two of the best beaches on the Algarve, Trafal and Loule. We could take the kids down in the car already in their swimmies. 5 minutes to Marufos, the best chicken and chips in the Algarve. Easy 15 minute driver to Val de Lobo and Q.de Lobo for mini golf, breakfast at Kokos and sunbathing at The Shack. The villa is in a very quiet street surrounded by huge luxury villas so we only heard the birds! The villa itself is very spacious so as a party of 6 adults and 4 children, we always had places we could chill out. The kids loved the big garden, the trampoline and soccer net. The adults discovered their love of tennis on the well maintained tennis court.

We were very disappointed that the beds, apart from the master bedroom were only double sized (4ft 6") For the adults, they were very cramped. In particular, we only had one small synthetic pillow each. This made sleeping quite uncomfortable. The big gripe is a) NO swimming towels and b) NO no hairdriers! Luckily we have family who have a villa in Loule so we brought towels, pillows and hairdriers from their place. If we had come out directly from the UK we may have had to buy towels, pillows and a hairdrier and leave them behind. Not ideal if you are paying a 4 figure sum of money for a week's stay!