We stayed at the Calle San Isidoro 12 apartment owned by Marie-Alix and managed by local handler Sevilla Moving, in the person of Javier. Whilst I cannot fault the property itself, which was a tastefully decorated haven of tranquility in the heart of historic Seville, the same cannot be said of Javier's appalling handling of my stay.
The booking was made on February 22 for a stay starting May 5, yet I never received any communication, let alone a courtesy acknowledgement to my booking, until the evening of May 4, when Javier texted me twice, called a couple of times and sent me a message on the airbnb messaging service, demanding that I inform him of ETA.
For a company ('Sevilla Moving') which claims to offer an Andalusian experience encompassing a more personal approach to hosting, I found that Javier offered very little in the way of help.
In the absence of any information, I found myself having to contact him repeatedly on May 5 so as to get some assistance as to how to get to the apartment. I had a complete and very stressful nightmare finding anywhere to park in the vicinity as the very vague reference to a car park Javier eventually deigned to make did not materialise. I had to manoeuvre around central Sevilla's meandering streets before I encountered a paying public car park miles away from Calle San Isidoro.
Furthermore, the gentleman (Artur - a very friendly and personably man delegated by Javier to check me in) whose telephone number Javier had given me (I had to make the call myself!), hadn't been made aware of my check in, didn't know which flat I was to stay at and had to rearrange his schedule to meet me, leading to my having to wait on Calle San Isidoro for over half an hour.
I consider all of this to be a rather poor experience and would recommend that Marie-Alix entrust the management of her otherwise delightful property to a more capable individual.