Upon arrival, we were met by Dianna who has no English (and we have no Spanish), good start you say. Through repeated sentences and gestures, we were able to communicate okay. The room is opened by entering a four-digit code. The room is small, very small. The mattress is foam, so hips and shoulders sink into it and legs, which have little weight stay up. The pillows sink in and collapse, so I needed two pillows to keep my head in alignment with my back. When we stayed, Seville had a very hot day of 43 degrees. The room has aircon, but it blows onto the head of the bed, so it's full in your face. There's no escaping it and there's nowhere to sit in the room. It's either on the bed or sit on the toilet with the lid closed. Parking is available at €17 per day about a ten minute walk away.