We have to agree with the property description regarding mobility access (my husband is 82) as the apartment and the Pueblo are both very challenging with steps and slopes. The carpark belonging to the complex which is down the many steps was nearly always full and mainly with cars that didn't belong to the residents, perhaps a Private sign could be erected. On the day we were leaving we did drive the car up the road outside the property to load our luggage rather than have to tackle the steps (so it is possible for your arrival, wish we had known this beforehand), but you need to know where to do a 5 point turn on the one way road below. However, when you access the apartment the views make it all seem worthwhile. Just to point out that you need to put your hand through the gate to turn the knob which is on the inside whilst turning the key on the outside. All the amenities that you may require are there, however, perhaps details of the coffee pods required in advance would have been useful. Both balconies accessed from both the lounge and the bedroom are lovely and give you sunshine morning and afternoon. One criticism was the bed was only a double and rather hard and sagged in the middle, also it creaked on movement. Communications from David and Ann before our trip were often and detailed. Would recommend the apartment but can not comment on the swimming pool as we didn't use it.