This was the longest stay of our trip through southern Spain and my *goodness* what a wonderful choice we made! Seville itself is gorgeous and totally worth a visit, and having this lovely place to stay was awesome.

The rented room is on the third floor, right near the terrace, so although that area would normally be uncomfortably warm during the searing August heat, we had our own air conditioning unit in the bedroom to cool us off when we got back from sightseeing. My goddaughter was enchanted with their little dog, Bruno, who was very friendly. We found great little tapas bars for our meals and there was a supermarket right around the corner from the house.

The house is in a nice little neighborhood, about a 3 minute walk to the bus stop that can take you on the loop stops around the city center (perfect for getting directly to the train station). The main bus station for long distance buses is within walking distance from the house. Many big attractions of Seville (Cathedral, Alcazar, Metropol Parasol, etc.) are within a 20 minute walk of the house, so you don't need bus passes, although once you get a map of the bus routes, they're easy to figure out.

The *only* drawback I can find: because we are currently on such a long trip (and at many houses with many different rules), I actually forgot that we were not supposed to use the kitchen. If you're staying in Seville for a long time, eating out will definitely increase costs, so that is something to consider if you want to choose this place.