Hi! We are a very small local company very passionate about our city and travelling. We fully trust our guests, and we are delighted to host new people in our apartment. Our goal is to make you feel at home while you visit our city, that is why we like to respect your privacy as much as possible. However, we also love meeting people and will be happy to help you in person whenever you need it! Also, we know that it is important to have some information when you arrive at an unknown place, that is why we are happy to be in contact with you from the moment you book, until the day you return home to help you and guide you in everything.

Hello and welcome to your home in Seville! This cozy studio with capacity for 2 people, located in the historic centre of Triana and right by the river, has 1 double bed shared with a spacious living room, a kitchenette and bathroom. The location in calle Castilla de Triana, with balconies overlooking this popular street, is one of the most charming and soulful places in the city. We are looking forward to having you staying with us!

The accommodation is located in one of the most soulful streets of the Triana neighbourhood, next to the historic centre of the city, the most popular area of Seville, with its own personality, full of art and artists, as it is considered one of the cradles of flamenco. Here you will find a wide variety of bars, restaurants, ceramic factories, galleries, terraces and the Triana market, and you will see locals and visitors alike enjoying the charm of its streets. Seville is one of the oldest cities in Spain and its historic centre is one of the largest in Europe. Its monumental, cultural and gastronomic heritage means that the city welcomes many national and international travellers, who visit the city to enjoy its wonderful climate and people. It is the third most visited city in Spain, after Barcelona and Madrid. Among its most representative monuments are the Cathedral, the Alcázar, the Archivo de Indias, the Plaza de España and the Torre del Oro, the first three of which were declared World Heritage Sites by UNESCO in 1987.