i had the orange room on the ground floor, very comfortable room with its own bathroom and air conditioning. you are allocated space in the fridge and kitchen cupboard (which i never used) with all the cheap tapas bars and restaurants very close by I ate out for all of my visit, but other guests i met did, and it was great to see them all preparing their own meals.
very central position, lots of bars cafes and restaurants very close by, all good quality and prices, if you stick to Luis recommendations. there is a good bus service with the stops at the top of the road C1 C2 C3 C4 circular route around the town, €1.40 for any journey, try the C5, a mini bus that does a circular route through all the narrow back streets and the historic center, (pick it up in the street Feria, you see so much. another tip, always carry your EU passport (if you have one) you can get into many museums galleries free, just look at the price list at the entry, it will say "entry free to EU citizens" plus all the major places ie. The Cathedral, Real Alcazar give a discount to EU pensioners, just ask for a pensioners ticket, flash your passport, et voila, €4 instead of €12 !! did it also in the Mezquita in Cordoba.
finally, go to see Itelica, a Roman archaeology site just outside Sevilla, not much left of the town itself, but lots of mosaic floors in fantastic condition, but the amphitheatre is still there, and quite impressive, a bus from the bus station leaves every 30 minutes, €1.60 single.
have a good stay.