Aroa is awesome - friendly, down to earth, artsy, helpful, great communication, and this spot is very central...15-20 minutes walking to many places.
Her 4th floor apartment feels large and open, gets great light from the enormous windows. It's furnished in an artsy shabby chic style. The kitchen is large and available if you want to make meals at home. Each room is allocated a shelf in the refrigerator, and you'll need it if you visit the fabulous Ruzafa Market (mercatderussafa dot com) 4 blocks away, to store all the wine, meat, fruits, vegetables, cheese, and eggs you can get for less than the cost of a 20€ meal out. The kitchen also has some essentials like oil, butter, spices, and plenty of pans and dishes. You can help yourself to the fruit and coffee/tea, toast, jam and cereal for breakfast.
One bathroom is shared between the 4 rooms. For me it was not a problem, I usually didn't have to wait more than 15 minutes. Rooms have tiny balconies - a great spot to drink your coffee and people-watch. But it is a vibrant and active street until early in the morning, so bring earplugs.
I had difficulties opening the front building door, and Aroa replaced my key immediately. I learned later that the door unlocks more easily when I pulled it towards me...so it was probably user error, not the key 😁
During my stay, I couldn't call the elevator to the ground floor, and the stairwell was really dark. I used my cell phone flashlight for illumination when I climbed the stairs.