Can Janot de Rocabruna

You have to be careful because there are three different houses, each with its own distinct character, but if you visit their website, the photos are clearly differentiated. We spent three days and two nights in the "AL Burg" house and were delighted. It's a beautiful house, very well renovated. It has that typical farmhouse feel you look for when you're staying in the mountains, but with all the modern touches. Very spacious and comfortable, the kitchen and living room are lovely. The bedrooms are all very nice, except perhaps for the last one with a bunk bed, which is small and has a tiny window, but we didn't use it. The garden is beautiful... green, huge, full of trees... it's a delight to wake up to the sound of birds. There's a barbecue for each house in a built-in shed in the garden. The house has Wi-Fi, but it doesn't reach all the rooms, which is perfectly normal since it's a stone house. The house was spotless, and all the appliances (refrigerator, dishwasher, oven, microwave, washing machine, etc.) were immaculate. The access road to the houses is very narrow and steep. It wasn't a problem for us, but I don't know what it's like if there's snow or ice. In short, a wonderful stay that we hope to repeat soon. We loved it and will recommend it! :)

We stayed at this rural house a few weeks ago. The house isn't bad, but the value for money in our case was lamentable. The house was rented to us for 10 adults with 2 small children, when the house is supposed to accommodate 6 adults with children at most, and of course we slept cramped together. The "quadruple" room had a double bed plus a trundle bed. When you open the trundle bed, there's no room for even a nightstand—you're sleeping in a shared apartment. The double room is the same, though if you open the trundle bed, it's the same as what you get in a 2x3m room that's sold as a double. The double room is acceptable, but there's no room for a crib. Another room downstairs, which is actually the dining room, has a sofa bed. Half of the people were on extra beds or sofa beds; this has never happened to us before. The mattresses on the small beds are ideal for digging into the box spring; they're for children at most. The reality is that the house is for 6 at most, and if we stretch out for 2 more on the sofa bed, it's not for the 750 euros they charged us for a normal weekend. Then there's no outdoor barbecue, no Wi-Fi, and no internet access. Access to the house almost requires a 4x4 because the entrance door is broken and they didn't want to spend 200 euros on laying some concrete... There's a bathroom upstairs and another one inside one of the bedrooms, also ideal for a large crowd... Owners, if you want to rent the house for that amount, add the one you rent next door, and you'll have a house for that number of people, if not for 6 at most and for 400 euros. We've been to many rural houses. We go at least once a year, and this one was by far the most expensive and smallest. There are houses with pools triple the size, with play areas (ping-pong, foosball, bikes, etc.) for the same price, and you can get to them by car without driving down a cliff. The photos on the website are very nice, combining photos of the two houses. Obviously, we won't be returning. I'd also like to add a special mention to the housekeeper, who, despite everything being paid for, somewhat extraordinarily refused to let the first few arrivals in with a 2-year-old girl in because we weren't named on the reservation, despite having warned some of us would be arriving early. When it was time to leave, there was no way to contact her to give her the keys. She should have better communication with the owner. I'll add one last comment, seeing as the owner says I wasn't there. I wasn't the one who made the reservation. I mentioned it above, but I was in that house and I don't plan on returning. They wanted to make a killing on us for an exorbitant price for that house on a normal weekend. I also said that for a small group of people—6 adults and a few children—the house is fine, but not for the number of people we rented it for. I don't want the business to fail, nor do I want anyone who wants to rent it to know what the house looks like. The photos of Top Rural are fake. The first three are of the house next door, and the third shows the real one, which is in photo 8. I've attached a photo. By the way, I've added photos of the nighttime entrance. Sorry for the quality, but I sent them to my friends so they could go downstairs carefully. They also want to know the fantastic 2x3m double room on the upper floor with its 10cm mattresses.

Fake messages will prevent us from renting our house ever again. All the information provided is true. The person in the second comment has never even been to our house.