My wife and I visited Seville as part of our honeymoon, and staying here made our experience all the more special and romantic. The room is just as it's described and pictured, but seeing it in person was incredible. Upon arriving, we got dropped off as close to the place as cars could go before the streets were pedestrian-only, and the rest of the way was quick and lovely. Juan Carlos' self-check in instructions were very clear and easy to follow, and his recommendations for where to eat and what to do were on-point. Although he wasn't there to personally greet us, he did a great job making sure we had all the info we needed to find and access the place, and maintained quick and clear communication throughout our stay. Walking through the front door, the place immediately took our breath away, with wrought-iron gates, open stone terraces beautifully decorated with plants and ivy, split wooden doors with the old fashioned bolt locks -- it was like staying in an old castle! The room we stayed in (directly across from the shared bath) was gorgeous and comfy, and again, incredibly romantic with a sheer-white curtain sectioning off the bed which is perched atop a tiered mosaic platform. Electricity, ample lighting, and the A/C were all fantastic. My only "complaint" (which I don't fault the host for at all) was that, even though Juan Carlos goes to great lengths to prohibit smoking anywhere in or around the building (there are signs for this everywhere, even saying you have to go out of eyesight of the building to smoke), we woke up the next day to the overwhelming stench of cigarette smoke in our room, only to find a couple of service men working on the hot water tank (?) right outside our room next to the bath who were practically chain-smoking while they worked. We were checking-out anyway that morning, so it wasn't a huge deal, but it was a slight bummer as it spoiled a bit of the magic, not to mention neither me or my wife smoke, and she was 6 months pregnant at the time. Again though, I don't blame the host at all, and would still highly recommend staying here. The location is phenomenal, with close access to great shops and restaurants, beautiful plazas, and classic flamenco culture. In fact, if you're looking to catch a flamenco show, I would encourage you to buy your tickets early in advance as the shows are designed for smaller, intimate crowds, and will sell-out. Plaza de España and Real Alcázar are about a 10-15 minute walk, and the infamous "Romeo and Juliet balcony" is only a couple minutes walk from the room next to Plaza de Santa Cruz. We would definitely stay here again!