The home offers very nice amenities, such as a washer that also dries cloths, rain shower, and a very quiet central AC system. Given that the building itself is quite old, the elevator was the slowest one we've ever seen, it made us giggle every time we rode it. Most of the time though, we took the stairs. It's also spacious and tastefully decorated.
Location wise, it's a bit away from the main attractions but to us it was perfect. We would walk among locals and tourists alike, squeezed in at a local tapas hot spot at the corner, found churros that at a tiny little shop, etc. The walk to the Alcazar and the church was enjoyable as you can find many small skips along the way, and taxi would cost under 10 EUR.
The only con: one of the bedrooms faces the street, if you're a light sleeper you may need earplugs on the weekend, unless the all day walking exhausts you like it did me, then you'll be sleeping like a log even with all the street noise.