My partner & I stayed with Eva for 4 nights as a less expensive alternative to staying in Sevilla. We were there during Semana Santa so it was a little crazy in the city center. Eva is a very warm & hospitable person- it’s clear that she genuinely loves being a host. My partner & I were a little shy to use the common areas as we didn’t want to disturb the daily life of Eva & her family. The place is also very clean & we didn’t want to get anything dirty! Because the location is mostly locals & not tourists, the bus system was a bit tricky to navigate the first day, & we got the run-around from locals & bus drivers until we finally figured out where to buy a pass. There was only 1 day where the bus didn’t come as scheduled, so we had to Uber to the station to take a train to Cádiz for the day (highly recommend this beach town).
It would be very helpful to Airbnb guests to have a booklet of local recommendations, along with the bus routes & where to buy a bus pass. That is my only recommendation.
All things considered, I feel like we have a home with Eva in Sevilla, & if we find ourselves back there someday, we will be sure to stay with her again!