Irina and her husband are truly great hosts. First of all, Irina's even providing breakfast and excellent coffee which is giving you a smooth start to the day. Secondly both Irina and her husband speak English very well which unfortunately is rare in Spain otherwise (Even people who should speak English for professional reasons like staff in museums with an international audience don't in most cases). All the more valuable was Irina's help before and during my stay with her. Irina provided me with excellent help in finding the accommodation and getting around Seville. She was giving me a lot of recommendations on what to see and provides guests with a card for public transport (metro and busses) that cut costs. The flat is some 15 minutes walk away from the city centre. On the way by feet you will pass a big supermarket to care for your needs. If you rather want to save some minutes you can use the Metro. Irina's flat is near to a busy street but as the sleeping room is turned away from it and has a roller shutter it's still very quiet if you additionally close the window. The room is equipped with a fan which runs quiet enough to be used during sleep. Please note that the room hasn't got air conditioning which means it can get quite hot at night (in my case 26 degrees) even though Irina's doing her best to cool it down by ventilating smartly. Outside temperature during my stay was 37 degrees during day time mid may. That said I recommend not to travel to Seville on the height of summer if you're not used to that sort of temperatures or want to walk around a lot.