Overall, this is a nice apartment, which has been well-stocked by the owner, with a sunny terrace, and friendly neighbours, on a quiet road. The apartment itself could be a great choice for a stay in Seville. There were, however, a few things that really got in the way of our enjoying our time. Despite agreeing a planned time, we were not able to check-in as originally planned and had to wait for the apartment to finish being cleaned. An elevator was being installed which was very noisy and disruptive during the day when we were trying to work, and we were only notified of this a day or two before arriving, as we were driving through Spain to get to the apartment (and obviously after the cancellation period had passed). Some of the bedding was quite smelly (it wasn’t unclean, the fabric itself just seemed to smell horrible), the drains smelt, and the owner messaged us implying that we should try to be sparing with the heating (despite it being January), which made us really feel like we could not use the apartment as though it was our home. There are little notes at various places around the place, asking you to do things (such as not leaving A/C on, not leaving it too high, to close blinds in the evening so as not to disturb the neighbours with light, to be careful with fragile doors, to leave tip for the cleaner, etc.), which contributed to our feeling that we couldn’t relax. During our stay we were also asked to pay a considerable additional fee for bringing our dog despite specifically booking a pet-friendly space after we had already arrived in the apartment (and despite being sure that we had already notified the owner that we had a dog, as we *always* do this). We paid the considerable fee, and ended up cutting our stay short, and moving to another AirBnB, to avoid feeling uncomfortable for longer.