Manolo was very, very interested to help me in any way. He brought me from the train station to the apartment and back and told me a lot about Sevillan heritage and customs from his insider perspective. Much of it was new to me, even this was by far not my first stay in Sevilla. The situation of the apartment in this marvellous city is indeed super central and not too loud. The view of the cathedral (from a terrace some stairs and corridors away from the apartment) is very impressing. The apartment itself was a little disappointment to me. Rather small, a little bit used and not so "stylish" as it may look on the fotos. To my taste, there were too many items standing around, including 2 electric radiators and the air conditioning gadget for next summer. There were not only the colors grey and orange but also silver and yellow fighting against each other, and the small bedroom didn't invite me to stay, regarding the fact that the furniture look cheap and the carpets seem to be dust catchers. In the end, when I was controlling the room under the bed (an old habit to find lost items), I found dust and a pair of socks from my predecessor. But, to be fair: Overall, the apartment was tidy and clean. The worst part ist due to the cold (cold is something you have to count with in Andalucia): The radiators couldn't be used at full speed because that caused a fuse of the lights. And through a large gap in a window frame a lot of cold air entered the main room. Why didn't I tell Manolo to come and fix these things? I know he would have come. But what could he have done? What I say is all a bit due to winter and personal taste. In fact this is an apartment at lower cost, colder than others but with a host who is overly warmhearted. Travellers who are very sensitive and very design addicted will not really love this apartment.