Deciding on the Perfect Villa to Rent

[ringwood1]

A mixture of the above, the swimming pool is very important, but the price has to be taken into consideration, then the location and the nice to haves would be the spa and the games room. When I booked this time we had to have a playstation as that was the only thing my 9 year old was concerned about. During the days that we spent in the villa the children went from the pool, to the games room (snooker) to the playstation. It was bliss.

[Lyn]

1st - Location
2nd - Swimming Pool
3rd - Privacy
4th - Price
5th - Friendly owner

I think that is the order I would put them in, but I think they are all important, the 1st 3 would be no good if the price was to high and the the first 4 would be no good if the owner was offhand or unfriendly.[msnscared]

[Nostromo]

<blockquote id="quote" class="ffs">quote:Originally posted by Lyn
1st - Location
2nd - Swimming Pool
3rd - Privacy
4th - Price
5th - Friendly owner

I think that is the order I would put them in, but I think they are all important, the 1st 3 would be no good if the price was to high and the the first 4 would be no good if the owner was offhand or unfriendly.[msnscared]
[/quote]

I agree that a friendly owner helps, but a friendly caretaker is even better. We had an absolutely wonderful couple running the MC at Orange Tree and they contributed a lot to make out first attempt at a holiday home a major success.

[Lyn]

Yes Nostromo I agree, I think I meant MC rather than owner as the last 3 years we have booked direct with the MC and don't even know who owns the villa we stay in.

[domster]

I went for price, but would go with something I liked the look of on the Internet.

DOM

[Mick-H]

Our main point is that the pool must not be directly overlooked, then looks both inside and out then price.