Central location in Triana mean’t proximity to a vibrant social scene with shops, bars, and restaurants at every turn. The Puente de Barcas cafe nearby is a place to meet neighbors and regulars. During the mornings, order the Café con Leché and their signature Puente de Barcas sandwich, but don’t sleep on the cerveza. Down the stairs from the flat there is a bakery with good bread and some grocery supplies. In the evenings, take the time to explore the tapas places in the nearby Ceramic neighborhood along Calle Alfarería. The flat is a short walk to the Canal de Alfonso XIII - walks and runs along the shore trail on both sides are a great way to start the day.
The flat is spacious with a usable kitchen. We made and ate many meals here when Tapas Bar fatigue set in. We stayed for two weeks so it was great to be able to do our laundry upstairs.
Construction on the street outside proved to be a downer - the road closure mean’t carrying heavy bags from nearby streets when returning from outings.
Mariluz was a great host. She had Juanjo meet us for check-in and to introduce us to the flat and the area. She was quick to respond to questions. Juanjo returned to help us with checkout.