Wish Suite Patio de la Flores

Finding a parking space can be tricky, which was the one downside for me. Otherwise, my family and I loved staying here. It was simple and cozy, clean and organized, and well placed in the city. The entrance is really pretty too. We had no problems, and the owner was around to help with anything. He was super friendly and gave us lots of help with restaurant suggestions, places to see, and routes. I'd recommend it.

The courtyard noise was awful, with visitors coming for tours, filming flamenco, or sitting right outside the door to eat. After staying here twice, I'm done. The quality has dropped a lot, and I wouldn't recommend it at all. The apartment is small, dark, and very damp, with mold on the walls and a strong musty smell. There's hardly a window for an interior unit. It's noisy inside too, and the stairs feel dangerous for families with kids because there's barely a handrail. The stairwell is so tight it's hard even for one person to get through, and the room is extremely small.

In Triana, this ground-floor apartment sits in the last traditional courtyard building still standing there, the Patio or Corral de las Flores. It's only 50 meters from the Triana Bridge and market. The apartment has been fully renovated and is accessible for people with disabilities. Its peaceful setting and impeccable condition made our stay unforgettable. Highly recommended.

The apartment had every detail we needed, and we had a wonderful few days there. The location is unbeatable, truly spectacular. A great choice, without a doubt.