★★★·Sevilla, Sevilla·8.5
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そのまま書いてもOK — 「20日ごろ、3泊」
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Adults‑only Apartamentos Flamenco B&B in Seville features spacious rooms with private bathrooms, air‑conditioning, terraces or balconies, and complimentary Wi‑Fi. Each unit includes a modern kitchen, washing machine, work desk, bathrobes, and a private entrance. Located 7 km from the airport, it sits near Barrio Santa Cruz and Plaza de España, with highly rated public transport, breakfast, airport shuttle, lift, tour desk, and luggage storage.
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The apartment felt very welcoming, even with a fresh water dispenser available! Parking was free right under the building, handy for car travelers. Maribel was incredibly kind! It’s practically next to the metro at 1o de Mayo station. The neighborhood isn’t great; I’d improve the cleaning a bit and the bed. Two split beds, joined but of different heights. The mattresses were uncomfortable.
Giulia·3週間前
El desayuno. Muy mala barriada , me dio muchísimo miedo la gente que me cruce en la calle al bajar del coche porque había muchos yonkis e incluso donde dejé el cuche que es justo el descampado estaba todo lleno de cartones y cristales de lunas de los coches ! Y luego a 2,3km las 3000 viviendas, que eso lo podían indicar !! Sobre el alojamiento los colchones pésimos
Susana·3か月前
The apartment was good, breakfast excellent, close to the metro. The host was very attentive. I only disliked the camera above the bedroom door that faces the kitchen. We arrived from the street hot, took off our clothes and were left in just underwear. We sat at the kitchen table to eat something, looked up at the door, saw the camera, and felt uncomfortable.
Alessandra·3か月前
Clean and near the airport, lovely host. The area was a bit scary. I couldn’t find any places to eat nearby. I would have gone into the city centre if my feet weren’t killing me!
Cheralyn·3か月前
The apartment was neat and practical. The air‑conditioner was very welcome (35 °C outside) and worked well. The metro is close; after a few stops you’re in the centre of Seville. Parking was on public land, which felt unsafe. A side street a block over is also a neighbourhood where tourists don’t feel comfortable; we walked past it to get to the restaurant and felt totally uneasy. That’s something worth mentioning when handing over the key. The breakfast was a bit sparse, but there’s a shop across the building where we bought our own sandwich. There was plenty of fruit juice, tea, coffee, bread, and jam.
Myriam·3か月前
