Overall everyone enjoyed the accommodations. The sleeping arrangements are abit weird, in 2 situations you have to walk through someone’s “room” to get to another bedroom. This made it awkward, so look carefully at the photos and stitch the layout together beforehand. The villa itself needs some TLC, with pool tiles and exterior tile broken or cracked, the interior had misc paint drips on baseboards/floor, wardrobe doors peeling, main door weather stripping partially removed, one of the marble vanity countertops was cracked and compromised and the cooktop was missing a knob so that reduced the cooktop to 3 burners. You are also responsible for all your garbage and recycling, no city pick up, you have to walk in to a communal area at the end of the street, no big deal, just sayin’. A car wasn’t necessary but it did make picking up groceries and moving people around alot simpler. Be aware that in Spain you have to register your name and passport number with the host prior to check in. This was an oversight and we were scrambling to donit beforehand

We were a group of 13 and had an awsome stay, Ignacio is a very cool host and speaks both spanish and english so you will not have any problem communicating. The space outside was what we liked most and it has a great barbacue ;)

Ignacio was very nice. However, The property needs maintenance. AC in The downstairs master did not work and mattress was very uncomfortable, kitchen cabinets handles were loose. Bathtub upstairs was clogged. Was a short time and enjoy Sevilla!