Inma arranged for us to have an early check-in which was very helpful based on our arrival schedule. The coffee table in the living room is loaded down with helpful information. We were particularly fond of the bar and restaurant guide that showed off typically Sevillan dishes and listed places that had those dishes. I wish more cities had something like that available.

The location was even better than I realized when I booked the apartment. The ease of getting groceries (there is a large supermarket just around the corner), to the extremely easy access to the main attractions makes this apartment an extremely good deal. Calles Tetuan and Sierpes, two of the main shopping high streets in Sevilla are at the end of the block. The apartment is also a 10-15 minute walk to the Cathedral, Alcazar, Jewish quarter, and fine arts museum, as well as the Alameda de Hercules and the "Setas". The María Luisa park and Plaza de España are probably 20-25 minutes away as well) The bar downstairs typically has Flamenco on the weekends and the food is quite good. To be honest, I was a little worried about noise from that being a problem but we never heard a thing.

The apartment itself has a very good air conditioning system as well as those blinds that seem to be everywhere in Spain to block out light for a siesta (or to keep the place cool while you aren't there).

Three things that are important to note: 1) there is no oven, so if you like to bake, that really won't happen (it's Sevilla, you can get bread or pastries anywhere though, and honestly, baking when it is 105º might not be the best idea); 2) the wifi seems to be based outside the unit, so having the big metal blinds down degrades the signal quite a bit; 3) if you don't pay attention, the water can make its way outside of the shower and wind up on the bathroom floor, so strategically placing the bath mat is a good idea.