Aguilas accommodation

Villa Cocon was a sanctuary for all 12 of us, ranging from age 3 - 71! The villa was perfect with a plethora of games and activities for the children and adults alike. We have never been to this area of Spain, usually opting for culture over heat, so it was a different sort of holiday for us staying put and not venturing far! We visited the pretty local beaches, but having such a well-equipped and haven of a villa to stay in, it was blissful to stay, eat and play there! Many thanks to Carine and Romain for ensuring we were enjoying our stay. We absolutely did!

Literally on the beach

I want to offer my thoughts on this location. Would we stay here again? I think we would. The location is great and the home is nice. Pros: Luis and Majorie were great. Accessible and responsive- thanks so much. The space was nice, the location with the beach, the walkway, the park gym next door were all great. The decks were awesome, appliances all worked, we had Netflix. The home was clean and smelled clean. The bedrooms were dark in the morning although the beds were pretty firm. There’s a grocery store a short walk away. Coffee stuff was provided and the home felt secure. Cons: it was a bit loud at times with street noise and nearby construction. It isn’t stand alone and is sandwiched between 2 other properties which was also a bit noisy when they were working on one side. And the other side had a smoker (had to close windows so smoke wouldn’t come in) and the smoker would cough every morning until they left. Kinda gross. There were tiny ants in the kitchen- quite a lot of them. The shower downstairs is tiny which wasn’t great. The water isn’t great so you need to buy water. As I say, the bed was too firm for my liking. I was going to put the air conditioning down as a negative but it does work you just need to take the time to figure it out. A heads up- this is a 3 story home with quite steep and narrow steps. If mobility is an issue it may not be a good choice. Overall we enjoyed it and would likely use again if the opportunity arose. Thanks Luis!