Property was good en very well located in a cosy neighbourhood. Apartment is dark so you need the lights. I checked in late (22.00) and there was nobody present. Check-in instructions were OK but in a dark alley it is much easier when somebody is there.

This apartment is in a lovely historic location, within walking distance of restaurants, cafes, bars, grocery stores and so many beautiful sites to visit. We were greeted on our arrival and had our many questions answered about the city.

Super clean. Very comfortable bed. Sweet welcome note & biscuits. I personally found the strong chemical incense & diffusers too overpowering. I was able to turn some off & move the rest under the sink for the duration of my stay, which helped a little. Despite strict instructions of ‘no noise after 11pm’, the rest of the building was pretty noisy between 11pm & 3am most nights. Communication with various property managers was friendly & efficient for the most part, even after hours. The door isn’t the easiest to open & close but I managed. On my 3rd night however I was unable to enter the apartment. I believe due to the 43C heat causing the wood to swell. I sent multiple videos to one of the property managers of myself & someone else trying to get in. She agreed we’d tried everything & that there was nothing she could do until morning. Thankfully I had a friend in the city I was able to go stay with. If I hadn’t, it doesn’t feel good that I’d have been left to find somewhere else to stay as a solo female traveller in a foreign city after dark & by that point with zero phone battery. It felt reasonable to ask for a refund for the night I was unable to enter & stay in the apartment I’d paid for or access my belongings. This was denied, on the basis that the door was opening again in the morning. It was a perfectly nice apartment, but due to the above, it made it difficult to fully relax there. I’d definitely return to Seville in a cooler season, but I’d stay elsewhere.