We were so looking forward to our stay at Ignacio's place in Seville but it was a terrible start. I messaged our host that we would be coming from Granada by bus or train and we did not know what time we would arrive because we did not know how long a taxi would take...etc. But the next day my cell phone was pickpocketed.
We took the train expecting to arrive at the Airbnb by 3:30. To our surprise when we got a taxi it could bring us to this address due to road blockages. We had to drag our suitcases for hours in crowds of people not knowing where we were. Since our host Ignacio lives in Seville and well aware of the situation of road clousures during Semana Santa, why didn't he tell us we would have to walk for Miles? Maybe he could have advised us to take an earlier bus or train? Then to get here within the posted check in time and not be greeted and let in was very upsetting. We have our own Airbnb and would never leave a guest for hours outside a locked door. Since our host knew we were coming and we did not send him a message that we were not --- he should you have had someone here waiting for us. It seemed like he was not going to be inconvenienced no matter how much of a terrible situation he put his guests in--- stranding them for hours outside of a locked door in a foreign country.