Perfect location for exploring Sevilla! The apartment (private bedroom and bathroom, with shared kitchen and laundry) was in the Santa Cruz area and a very short walk to the Cathedral, Alcazar and other Sevilla sights. There are many tapa bars, restaurants and shops in the area, as well as public transportation. You won't need a car here (although you can arrange parking with them in advance. It is not guaranteed so ask early). The area felt busy yet safe. The family owns a small tavern on the ground level and the few apartments above it. We were greetly kindly and helped with our luggage. The outside entrance to the apartments is locked as well as the room. The room is bright with tall ceilings and large windows. 2 windows had narrow balconies to check out the street (narrow walking street, not much to view but fun to people watch). There was an AC, we did not use. We traveled as a family with young children. The room sleeps 4 - a comfortable bed for 2 and a large sofa that converts into a large bed as well. The bathroom was a nice size, and a wardrobe was available for hanging clothes. The WiFi and TV worked fine. Only a few notes that might matter to you. The room is up a few narrow flights of stairs. If you have a mobility challenge, this will be an issue. The room and windows are above a tavern. It is noisy. The voices seem to float up to the room. (The Spainish siesta is real, so expect dinner to begin everywhere at 8 pm and extend into the night). We were there for Semana Santa, so I expect it was more robust than usual, but the voices did not die down until 2 am. It did not make for a peaceful sleep on our early family schedule. That said, everyone in our family was so tired out from exploring, food and the sun, they all slept soundly except for me. So bring earplugs if you are a light sleeper. If you are looking to join the Sevilla nightlife, it's perfect! If you are looking to sleep quietly and early, maybe not. Even with the noise, I loved the location and would not trade it. Do not expect much from the kitchen. It was utilitarian, and the fridge was very full. The tapas in Sevilla are so tasty and affordable though that I would not recommend cooking (walk down Calle Mateos Gago or the plaza around the cathedral and check out the many tapas bars!). But it was a convenience to chill a bottle of wine. I think a review mentioned a rooftop terrace. There is a walk-out roof but no terrace nor view. We really enjoyed our stay here. The location was perfect for exploring Seville. We would return and stay here again.