Finding Flores

Though it may be pocket-sized, there’s much to like about this central Sevillian studio – chiefly, its sunny terrace. Perfect for enjoying morning coffees ahead of sightseeing or glasses of Spanish wine before dining out at one of the many local eateries, it’s a definite highlight. Though there’s plenty more to appreciate. Colourful decor brightens the space and though we think it’s better suited to two guests, the sofa here works as a small bed suitable for a child making it ideal for couples or small families looking for a handy base from which to explore the sights. Speaking of which, it’s just a five-minute walk from the Cathedral of Seville and an easy walk from the Torre del Oro, the Royal Alcázar and Plaza de Toros.


Home truths:
*As this is a studio apartment, there's no separation between the living and sleeping areas *At capacity, one guest will be sleeping on the sofa bed – we think it's better suited to a child *This host does not take bookings from groups of young people *The kitchenette is compact and lacks an oven – we think it's better suited to light snack-making *There's no desk here, but the dining table can double up as a laptop-friendly workspace *Given the home's central location, you may hear some street noise *There's not much storage space here, so you may want to bring minimal luggage *The building's entrance is shared with the other residents