We stayed at d'dany. It was on the first floor and the flat is in a block amongst locals. Although there are windows there is no view, just another wall. However there are some benches at the front of the block where you can sit in the evening and people watch. Host was fantastic as other reviews have said. We were not sure what the cleaning arrangements were but as we were happy to do our own cleaning it's was not a problem, but you may wish to check. When existing the block if you turn right there is a fruit and veg place just after the fire station. Across the road under a kids clothes shop is a mini supermarket. Wifi is on 14 and 16 in a park / square. you can buy wine at the shops on the way to the cemetery.

Yadira is full of life and a warm and welcoming character. We stayed in the street facing room which had the balcony with the art work and orange rocking chairs. The room was clean and the air con worked well. The water in the shower was hot. We paid for the full breakfast which was juice, coffee, fruit, eggs, ham, cheese, bread, butter honey, jam and cake. The house is on a residential street so you will experience local life from the balcony. We went over New Year's Eve. So every house was having a party including Yadira. We got the impression Yadira is the life and soul of the neighbourhood. We highered bikes on New Year's Day and rode to the beach. Yadira is not an interfering host and will leave it to you to ask her what you would like. In fact if you are the kind of person that needs everything organised make sure you remind Yadira of things the day before as she is happy go lucky. The property is near to fruit and veg stalls and listen out for the bread man shouting 'el pan' in the morning. Trinindad is great and so is Yadira place.