We loved our stay in Sevilla. The apartment has fabulous views from the roomy decks. The apartment is on a small, convenient residential street, but there are restaurants and bars a block away which get noisy, especially on Saturday nights. We travel with a white noise machine which shut out the late night exuberance of Sevillanos. I would like to give a better review, but unfortunately, there were problems with the apartment. Miguel came over promptly when we arrived and told him: the door did not open to the deck, overhead lights were burned out, and windows were jammed closed in living room, and a sun umbrella on the deck was missing (all of which he remedied). The first night, the air conditioner in the upstairs master bedroom leaked all over my wristwatch on the end table and a few days later the upstairs air conditioner failed, and it took about 2 weeks to have it fixed, and some of the days were over 100 degrees in an unseasonable heat wave. The upstairs bed had a broken mattress that sagged so badly in the middle that two could not sleep in it, so my husband and I slept in single beds downstairs. The bidet leaked and created a puddle in the bathroom and was not fixed while we were there; the cold water came out of all faucets at a trickle (which Miguel did fix). The downstairs shower also had a steady drip. When we arrived, there were beer bottles and cigarettes on the floor of the upper deck, and all the deck chairs were caked with grime so thick that it took me an hour to scrub them clean. I would not be writing this review at all, as staying in Sevilla was so magical and life is not perfect, except that when we got home, we let Miguel know that due to all these problems and the fact that we could not use the master bedroom during our stay due to the broken bed and the lengthy a/c problem and thought he should reduce the rent we had paid for a two bedroom apartment. He responded that it is not his fault if tenants mistreat his apartment and someone before us broke the bed and, actually, we had been given a 1,000 euro break, as we had only paid 1500 euro and should be grateful for the 1000 that we saved! However, our original contract with airbnb was for a total of $2190 which we paid in full (which at the rate of exchange when we paid came to 1945.25 euro),NOT 2500 euro! We will remember Sevilla fondly, but this final written interaction did not sit well with us.