We would definitely stay here again if we visit Seville. The location is just fantastic. Pablo could get a lot more rentals if he changed the angle of the picture of the patio to show more of the Gardens of the Alcazar and titled it "GOT fans, here is your own private view of the Water Gardens of Dorne". It is the only patio we saw that looks over the wall of the gardens, and even though it's small my kids took about a hundred Instagram photos on it. The street the house is located on, Juderia, is on every walking tour of the Barrio de Santa Cruz. This means in the mornings during the summer you'll see a lot of people walking down from Plaza Patio de Banderas (the plaza where the exit for the Royal Alcazar Palace is located) to the small fountain further up the street. We did have few minor complaints. First, we found ants in one of the bedrooms next to the kitchen and in the living space upstairs. We never left food out, so it wasn't a significant problem, but there were still a lot of them and I think an exterminator is required. Second, the A/C is tricky. One night it just cut off completely, and we couldn't figure out why until we saw the note that said you should only run the A/C units when the apartment was occupied. If you leave for the day you have to turn off the A/C, because if it runs for more than 12 hours you get to experience a complete power outage for quite some time. This is documented on one of the notes taped under the cabinets in the kitchen. So, while it's on the A/C works great. Just remember when you leave the apartment you have to turn it off, or you'll risk losing ALL electric. Last, the kitchen is tiny. If you don't need to access the freezer or fridge you can seat 4 people at the table, otherwise only 3. We ended up eating upstairs in the living room. None of this, however, stopped us from giving the property 5 stars. You can walk to just about anywhere in Seville, and this location next to the Alcazar palace just can't be topped. The cathedral is just a short walk away as well, and walking through Barrio de Santa Cruz is a must when visiting. Getting to the unit with luggage can be challenging. I recommend you have your taxi drop you off in the Plaza Patio de Banderas, in the far corner once you enter the plaza. You'll go through a little tunnel that puts you right on Juderia, and it's just a short walk down the street. We had a great time in Seville, and this property was a big reason why.