We booked this property for four nights but moved out after the first night. The townhouse is very dark inside. It has no daylight coming in. Most of the rooms are overlooking a very small internal patio/well, so in fact you are always looking onto a wall.At the entrance on the ground floor there is one dark bedroom, which feels like a basement, next to an empty pool. This is a very odd set up. The whole townhouse is spread over four floors with very steep stairs. It is divided into lots of little dark rooms Connected by a staircase. The bedrooms are all small and dark. The two so called double beds are 150x190 cm, which means that two adults can’t possibly sleep comfortably on them. The beds are also creaky when you try to move on them.The fourth bedroom, with two single beds is very dark and has got some water damage on the walls. The sitting room is also small with and contains an old fashioned and uncomfortable sofa. The two roof terraces are run down and one of them hasn’t got any sun shade. The whole atmosphere in that townhouse is unpleasant and spooky. It is located on a extremely narrow and sad looking street with nothing interesting or pleasant on it. The property is managed by a Spanish rental company genteel home and for some reason it is advertised on Airbnb. There isn’t any super host, who loves Sevilla. It is just one of many properties that this company manages. The only positive thing is that the house was very clean and the girl in charge of checking us in was very nice and responsive. The pictures of the house are very misleading as you have an impression that there are lots of windows in all the rooms with a proper view only to find out that in reality you are always looking into a wall. Very disappointing and expensive experience.