Monte was quick to respond when we needed a room for the very next night. She was helpful, and the apartment is nice. It is a small studio apartment with working wifi - about the width of a hotel room, and lengthwise it had two rooms and a bathroom.

The apartment's kitchen and bathroom are well-stocked, if you happen to forget a fork or shampoo and want to dry off in fluffy towels. The TV had interesting stuff to watch, though we didn't use it much exploring the city. :-) The bed could fit two people if they're thin and don't mind snuggling, but since the couch was extra-comfy, we split up like that to sleep. The terrace looked fun to sit at, but we were visiting in Sevilla's 95F weather so indoor AC was more practical July. The AC works well, which was a relief!

The apartment is a quick ten minute walk from the city center/tourist locations/mall shopping - it is close by, but make sure to have the list of directions with you to the city center because Sevilla's streets are a maze. The streets change names every few blocks, because nothing runs straight or parallel. Even closer than the main Cathedral tourism area, this apartment is located just a few quick blocks from a supermarket, a convenience store, a gelateria, and a tapas bar (Bar Alfalfa was packed every night, and when we squeezed a seat and ordered food, we learned why! - delicious & rated highly by TripAdvisor). Also, for navigating parts of the city, look for the Mushroom building on Sevilla tourist maps. We found out that neighborhood was super close to the apartment on our second night, but didn't have time to capitalize on exploring that area. It seemed like a fun place to walk/explore (a down-town vibe) when you get tired of the fun Cathedral area.

Overall, great apartment - it looks like you moved into the furnished apartment of your 25-year-old friend in the city. Well-decorated in cheap chic style, and stocked with the stuff you need to feel comfortable for a long stay.