It was unfortunate there was construction happening on the entire street during our stay. This meant the workers started as early as 7-8am. This isn't something our hosts can help, we understand that.
The apartment was clean and the dining/living area was large enough.
You have to decide if you want to live outside of the downtown core, and spend anywhere from 5-10 euros per Uber or Taxi ride each way. There are pros and cons to both. If you stay downtown, you save on Uber/taxi fares, however, you are likely to hear more noise. If you stay outside of downtown, there are the extra fares to deal with, and in this unfortunate situation, there was construction on the street so we didn't receive the quiet we hoped for in the early hours of the morning. it was quiet at night though.
The place was clean and comfortable enough. it sleeps 4-5 because there are bunk beds in one room, a single bed in another room, and a queen in the 3rd room. Since we were 4 ladies, not couples, we used all 3 rooms. The room with the bunk beds is very small. It has just enough room for the beds, and we had to hang out clothes in the room with the queen bed. The bunk bed room is better suited for children I think. A couple can share the queen bedroom, another older person (young adult or adult) would be very comfortable in the single bedroom, but the 3rd BDRM is better for younger kids.
We also had a hot water situation. When we arrived, there was no hot water. It turns out Camia's husband has to come light a match in a furnace type thing. He didn't speak English, so we didn't quite understand what he said. After that we had hit water and were thankful. However, our last night there, the flame went out (without us touching anything), and we suspect the tank was empty. Unfortunately by the time we discovered this, it was closer to 10pm, and although I was going to stay up a couple of more hours and asked Camia to send someone any time that evening, she wasn't able to reply to me until almost 11pm and said it wasn't possible to have someone come that evening, but would have someone come at 9am the next morning. So we weren't able to take a quick shower of 3-5 min that night. The next morning no one came at 9am, and we were checking out at 11am, so couldn't wait and had to pack our bags, and by the time we left at 11am, no one came to fix the hot water issue.
To clarify, I think Camia would normally be more responsive, however she wasn't feeling well and was in fact in the hospital by day 2 of our stay. So her response time for the couple of issues we had was delayed.
I would still recommend Camia's place, but you have to decide whether you want to stay a little further out and incur the transportation costs, and hopefully the construction will have completed whenever you decide to stay there, as well, I am sure Camia will deal with the hot water tank situation to ensure the tank is full and the light is lit before your arrival. Those were my suggestions to her as well as putting together an instruction manual about how many appliances you can use at the same time, and where the fuse box is if it blows.
Camia and her husband were very nice to deal with. These were just hiccups that are fixable.
Seville is beautiful!
Enjoy your stay,
Kathryn