Moya Hotel Guide - Tomas Morales House Museum hotels in Moya, Spain.

"We had 6 nights in January at this property. It was a nice place, well fitted out, spacious and modern. However, it was very cold, and the only heating in the whole property was two small fan heaters. These were totally inadequate to warm up such a large space. We complained to the host about the cold but we were advised that there was nothing that could be done to improve the situation. Overall we felt that this was not a satisfactory response, and we felt that we should have been advised, at the time of booking, that the property might be very cold. "

"The property was very clean and modern with good facilities apart from the lack of kitchen utensils (no scissors!), no kettle and only 2 mugs for accommodation that was catering for up to six people. Also, the second bedroom which was set up for a twin room had put up camp beds that are so uncomfortable we had to sleep on the settee. The biggest problem however is the constant dog barking and howling coming from the surrounding neighbours which was unbearable. There was a kennel housing more than two dogs just 3 metres from the master and third bedrooms which led to disturbed sleep every night (see attached photo). We have stayed in a lot of places worldwide yet this was the worst we’ve ever experienced for nighttime noise.We will not be coming back or recommend the villa. VRBO also need to be aware that when we initially booked the villa that the owner (not managing agent) made direct contact and offered us a discount if we cancelled with VRBO and went with them directly which we obviously declined as we have used your service for years."