Alicia's flat is her home, and she is a lovely welcoming host. We were there for three nights, and particularly enjoyed having breakfast on her terrace every morning. She had cleared a shelf in her fridge for us to use and showed us where everything was in her little kitchen.
We don't speak Spanish and she has no English, but she used an ipad to translate all the practical things we needed to know. I regretted not being able to chat to her more, as she seemed like an interesting person.
We had plenty of space to ourselves, only seeing Alicia briefly in the morning while eating breakfast, and in the evening passing through her living room to get drinks from the fridge.
The whole flat is spotlessly clean, and filled with Alicia's treasures. She has a quirky, eclectic style which we enjoyed. We also enjoyed meeting her little bird, Carolina.
Practical things:
The room was spacious and well ventilated with windows.
The bed is firm but comfy.
The TV is Spanish (no Netflix etc), but we brought an ipad so watched that.
There is free WiFi.
There's no AC in the bedroom, just a ceiling fan, which we didn't use as we visited in November.
The flat is on the 9th floor. If other residents leave a lift door open you have to walk up. It didn't bother us at all, and only happened once, but it might if you have mobility issues.
The shower is tiny, but worked fine for us ( we're not small people).
The location of the flat is great for sightseeing, shopping and restaurants, two minutes walk from the old town.
Someone on a previous review commented negatively about drinking water. Alicia filters tap water in a jug then decants it into a glass bottle in the fridge reserved for her guests. You just refill the bottle from the jug, and top up the jug from the tap. Simple and green, and (for Brits of a certain age) it tasted like what it oughta :-)