First of all, whoever comes to Spain for the first time - be advised that you always have to meet either the host or their representative. They will give you the keys and take a copy of your passport. I know, it feels weird after the US-based airbnbs and app-enabled locks, but that’s the reality in many EU countries. Secondly, the location is very central, but that comes at a price of also being pretty noisy. The neighbors’ bathroom window is right across from your bathroom window, so it almost feels like the neighbors are in your shower. The marble floors are nice but very cold in winter, not sure why they didn’t add any carpets to make it cozier. There are also no power hubs in the living room, so if you want to power your laptop, turn on the table lamp and turn on the heater - forget about it - you can only do one at a time.
Lastly, the way they handled the parking left a bad impression - they charge you 21 euros for their spot in the parking garage that’s still quite a walking distance away. No valet, of course. Quite stingy, if you consider that I came late at night and was to leave in the morning. And they’ll really insist on you paying for it - in cash or through the airbnb, if you refuse to give cash. They even turned to airbnb customer service to intervene and remind me to pay, in just a couple of days after their payment request.
Overall, the apartment is ok. Not amazing, not great, just ok. But something about the way they handles the whole thing left me feeling weird, and therefore I would recommend something else if you want a chill host, relaxed stay and a warm cozy apartment in Sevilla.