Carlos is a superhost and what that means is that if the internet goes down during a major holiday, Carlos will figure out a way to get it up again. This is an amazing perk, on top of an already pretty little apartment on a quiet street in the middle of Seville. Despite being very quiet, we were able to find some great restaurants just a few minutes walk away. I recommend Blossom if you're vegetarian, or if you are sick of eating Jamon Iberico (wait, is that even possible?). Also, there is no dishwasher or oven in the apartment, but this wasn't a problem because honestly, we couldn't get enough of the local restaurants. Manolo Leon is up the street from the apartment. We did cook one night and had everything we needed (including spices). Now let's say a pre-emptive prayer to the parking gods because you are going to need all the luck you can get to find an actual place to park near this apartment. If you're used to parking in small, European downtown areas, you could probably find parking nearish to the apartment. But if you are jetlagged, arriving later in the evening after hours of wearing a mask and arguing with various gate agents about COVID tests, and/or American like we are, I suggest you park at the Corte Inglese and walk back. It costs money but is cheaper than therapy, which you'll need after the trauma of driving these narrow streets with people and scooters jumping out of nowhere.