When we made our stop in Nerja we decided to rent an Airbnb place for the two days we'd be there for. Little did we know A/C would be such an issue in Spain. I have been to Spain before, but never in a house/apartment (always in a hotel), so I wasn't aware of how some people live there. Before Nerja, we stayed in Ronda and there was no A/C there either, but the difference was that Ronda is located high in the mountains where there is much more breeze and less noise and since we only stayed one night there it was ok. When we got to Nerja after a long trip getting there we were tired, hungry and VERY HOT & sweaty :/!
We were so hot that the first thing we did when our Airbnb host opened the apartment door for us was look for the A/C to turn it on. When we didn't find it, our host could see the big disappointment in our faces and tried to cheer us up by recommending places to eat nearby (it only worked for like 10 minutes before we thought about how hot we felt again.
He told us that it's rare to see places to live in Nerja with A/C and that people there would just open the windows so that the nice breeze would come in and cool up the house. The problem was that there was only a slight breeze because it was still pretty much Summer time there and it wasn't like back home in Florida where you can find ceiling fans in the rooms.
We decided to listen to him and opened the windows to go to sleep. IT WAS THE WORST NIGHT EVER! Not only was I STILL too hot, but you could hear literally EVERYTHING outside (cars, people talking, dogs barking, you name it). Not even the sleeping pill I took worked and I stayed up all night. When morning time came we all looked at each other with tired faces and decided to just rent a hotel with A/C because it was just not going to work. We still had a whole week of vacation left and we needed to rest. The guy was understanding and gave us a refund for the one night we would've still had. He was extremely nice and had a great place, but we did suggest for him to put A/C at least in the bedrooms.
We ended up renting a hostel named La Ermita which had A/C of course!
http://www.hotellaermita.com/ <<<<Click link to visit LA ERMITA'S website for more info!
Our room
They gave us 2 rooms with a private hallway. There was a door that you'd have to open with a key that would open up to the hallway to only our 2 rooms, which was pretty neat because it was very private.
Our room had a tiny cute terrace, but my parents had a really nice big terrace because their room was a corner room.
My parent's room (check out their terrace in the gif)
Pool area
The view from my parent's room <3
I felt like we were acting spoiled in a place where A/C is not really a common thing to have, but that's what we're used to back at home and we really can't help it. It was either look for another place or get no sleep at all.
♥Daylin