This was a weird experience for me. When we first went in we were excited, the house looked as in the pictures, with a nice terrace. We were 15 minutes late because we got lost in the one way streets in Seville, but Patricia seemed nice and welcoming. She doesn't speak English very well, but that's a common problem in Spain. We found gummy candies on the pillow and bottles of water and beer in the fridge, which seemed like a nice touch. This is my 15th Airbnb and many hosts do this to welcome the guests. However later we found a pricing list taped on the fridge: one euro for a little bottle of water, the same as they charge you in restaurants. The gummies were 2.5 euros, double of the price in the market that was a minute away, and they were left on the pillow... I am aware that hotels have mini bars and charge you a lot for whatever is inside, but this is not a hotel, and even hotels don't charge you for what they leave on your pillow. I have never seen other airbnbs do this. We found it a little off putting and hostile, especially compared to the wonderful and helping hosts we are used to having. We also had problems with the shower, the water would go from warm to cold without doing anything, and then you wait a few minutes for it to become warm again. The parking is not on premises, it's free street parking only, so that means that sometimes you go around the block and you can't find parking. All in all, it was an acceptable stay, but by far not the best, and considering the price, I think there are better places available.