The plush Love Island 2019 pad has undergone a sexy makeover with lots of new features introduced especially to help the Islanders get up close and personal.
The magnificent Majorca pile has been refurbished to give stars plenty of privacy so they can really get to know each other.
But there will still be plenty of cameras around to catch all the sultry action for our screens.
Despite fears TV bosses had done away with the Hideaway - a separate double bedroom off the main house, where Islanders get voted to stay the night with their partner - Mirror Online reports it's still very much a part of the villa.
And now the new stars of the ITV2 show will get to splash around in the brand new hot tub, which has been carefully placed away from the main seating area in the garden to encourage the Islanders to steal away for some private moments.
A new swimming pool and gym have also been installed in the outdoor space, so each of the Islanders can work on their buff bodies.
Aerial shots of the Majorca villa show it's still a bit of a building site, with shipping containers, hay bales and planks of wood left lying around the grounds.
But the tree-lined path up to the front door has been landscaped - that's the bit you see when the Islanders either quit or get voted off the show - as has the little garden at the back of the villa.
It's the same property ITV has used for the last few years of filming, but as yet there's been no word on whether producers will be bringing back Casa Amor this year.
The so-called secret villa has been brutally used to test the couples' loyalty in past series, with the boys being sent away from the main villa to meet and greet a bevy of new beauties at the second house.
And yes: you can rent out Casa Amor if you fancy it because it's a holiday rental home for the rest of the year.
Both villas are located on the sun-soaked east side of Balearic island Majorca .
Last year, the main house underwent a makeover with a fresh new theme.
he interiors were pretty stunning, from large bedrooms to a marble bathroom with a luxurious looking bath.
A massive dressing room was provided where the girls and boys got ready for their dates.
Other spaces included the living room with plenty of sofa space (including a back-up bed for those who break up or fight) and the fire pit where Caroline Flack hosts the re-coupling ceremonies.
This year will see the villa's communal bedroom decked out in a blue and yellow colour scheme in keeping with a fresh beachside theme.
*Love Island returns to ITV2 on June 3
