Dating back to the 1500s when the building served as a school before becoming barracks in the 1800s, it now welcomes families on their Seville getaway. It has since been modernised, but some original charms remain in vaulted ceilings and exposed beams. Though the history here is fascinating, and the apartment is spacious, the location is what drew us in. It's opposite the House of Sirens and only a stone's throw from Alameda de Hercules. You can also find some of Seville's landmark sights within walking distance.

Home truths:
*At full occupancy, four guests will be sleeping on the sofa beds in the common areas. *Parking in Seville can be tricky, so we recommend sticking to public transport where possible. *It's possible you may hear some noise from neighbours during your stay, as well as noise from the street . *Toiletries aren't provided, so you'll need to bring your own. If you want to stock up on arrival, the nearest supermarket is minutes away. *Hen and stag parties are strictly not allowed. Your host asks that you please respect quiet hours between 10pm and 8am. *There's a dedicated office space here if you need to catch up on work during your stay.