The apartment was a bit smaller than the wide-angle photo portrayed, so it was a bit tight on the many rainy days, with my daughter, her husband, and my 2-yr. old granddaughter. It was too chilly to leave the windows open, so it was quite stuffy. The heating system did not seem to work on "warm"; it simply blew cool air. We did one load of laundry which took 4 days to (almost) dry. The double bed room and the bathroom do not have windows and the bathroom fan did not do much to help aerate the apartment. Perhaps the best plan is to visit this place in the summer (but I cannot comment on the air cooling properties).
In Granada, the host had bread for toasting, butter, jam, milk, coffee and many tea options. However, here, all there was were two individual portions of coffee packets for the maker (we did go out to buy more), and nothing to eat.
Joaquín did meet us with a plethora of information, almost too much to absorb in the few minutes he spoke. Nevertheless, he did leave a packet with lots of printed information.
The unfortunate thing about this trip to "sunny Spain" was the consistent rainy weather, causing some main areas of interest (Plaza España and the gardens of The Alcázar) to be closed for several days, so that was very disappointing, which, of course, was not Joaquín's fault.
Overall, I had a chance to visit a place about which I teach, while visiting with my family (they live in London), and enjoying great food and the nice people in Sevilla.