Nowhere to park, in an alley behind a hotel, door has a 2 inch gap at bottom, first night hotel workers were literally talking in front of the door until 2am and it sounded like there were in the downstairs room with you, beds are old and hard, tile is old and cracking in many places, stairs are old an somewhat treacherous. You'd think I'm writing a bad review but I LOVED the place and the town of Sevilla. If you are looking for a destination with some character, something different and out of the ordinary, with history and weird art and eclectic with a surprise around every corner, you'd love it here. I recommend Virgen Coffee for a morning cup and if you need supplies I'd recommend checking out the Mercado de la Encarnacion (under the mushroom sculpture) all a short walk from the place. I'd recommend minimally touring the Alcazar and the place is amazing. Expect to drop your stuff at the door and then finding somewhere to park and Ubering, Scootering or walking back. We had a van and had to park under the bus station because nothing else could handle the height of the vehicle. I'd also expect to know a little Spanish as the English speaking is very minimal. The Tapas are amazing and the people are happy and friendly and lovely that I met.