We were kindly greeted by Jose, who left supplies for us in the fridge (not everyone does) and showed us how things worked. Everything in the flat is new, modern, and fresh. The entry off the street is not vey nice (lots of dustbins and some construction trash) but once you are inside the complex everything is clean, new, and extremely quiet. There isn't much natural light, as the apartment is on the ground floor, but as the temperature in Seville was 104 degrees fahrenheit it was not a problem to be cool and darkish: the air-conditioning works well. The mezzanine bedroom would not really work for younger children, as the stairs are a bit strange, but it was fine for our adult children. Lovely bathroom, functional kitchen, comfortable beds, no noise at night. Walking distance to the big sights (Cathedral, Alcazar), and very close to the weird Parasol, which houses a great food market. Not too far from El Corte Ingles. Not a terribly touristy neighborhood. Altogether a very pleasant stay, especially if you like postmodern philosophers. Personally I am allergic to Derrida but it was fun deciphering all the names and quotes.