Eva's place was a comfortable place to rest our heads before continuing on our journey to Alicante, Spain. We stayed two nights and found the place very clean. Across the street is a washeteria (laundromat), if you want dryers. In Eva's apartment, there is a washing machine and a place to hang your clothes to dry outside the bedroom windows, if you want (a fun Spanish experience, for those of us who don't have those where we live).
Around the corner is a small store that sells homemade bread, croissants, pastries and tea and other drinks. A little further down Calle de Pelayo is a cafeteria that does a traditional Spanish lunch for 7.50 euros per person (1st plate, 2nd plate, dessert and drink). Taxis were easy to call and were cheap to take us to other parts of the city. There is not a lot of available parking spaces, so I would suggest using taxis or public transportation.