We will be in Sevilla for 1 week in late February. We plan to rent an apt for that time. I have been reading about the different neighborhoods and can't decide which area sounds best. Any preferences you may have and why would be appreciated. Als one bedroom apts recommendations would also be appreciated. We've beenn to Sevilla once before but it's been along time. We enjoy walking and just want an area convenient to sightseeing and restaurants. Not really into nightlife so an apt that has a quiet bedroom is what we like.

Hi, yestravel! We stayed in the Centro area on Calle Pajaritos and LOVED the location. The street was quiet but the location was close to everything. Bar Estrella, a charming tapas place, is right down the street.

We had taken an apartment with the agency, veoapartment, which I was disappointed in, mostly because it was very sterile, on 3 levels and each level was very narrow. It just didn't have a homey feeling to it. I took the apartment because of the terrace, but it was so hot when we were there, we didn't really take advantage of it. I contrast that to our apartment in Cordoba, which we loved.

I know there's plenty of TRs on this travel board, but in case you want to skim mine, here it is:

http://www.fodors.com/community/euro...and-madrid.cfm

Hi! progol, i was just looking at your TR last night. We're skipping staying in Cordoba this trip -- probably just go for the day. Your Granada place looked good. We'll be there 3 nights so likely no apt.

Here's where I'm staying for 4 nights in October. One bedroom penthouse apartment with balcony. Location looks good and gets good reviews both on tripadvisor and booking.com

https://www.booking.com/hotel/es/apa...a94707064da72a

Thanks, julia, nice apt but its already booked for our week in February.

I am in an Airbnb apartment in November near the bull ring. Quiet street, but handy
https://www.airbnb.ca/rooms/1960965
Elevator, laundry, kitchen, private roof top terrace. What's not to love.

You might look at the area around Las Casas de Juderia...

Thanks Qu...mama, looks like a possibility.

Kia, Las Casa de Juderia is where we stayed last trip. Nice to see it's still thriving.

It is nice to see an enjoyable place thrive, isn't it? I loved that place.

I would stay in the Triana neighborhood, but I was not all that keen on central Sevilla

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Triana,_Seville

http://uncoveringandalucia.elboquero...riana-seville/

I don't remember the name of the hotel we stayed in, but it was right next to the oldest restaurant in Spain [allegedly!]

http://www.elrinconcillo.es

it's a nice area, not too far from the centre, and there were many nice bars and restaurants in the immediate vicinity.

kja, yes it certainly is. Its been a long time since I was in Sevilla.

massimpo, Triana certainly looks interesting and we will check it out on our visit. I think we'd prefer to be more central.

annhig, I will have to figure out where that is. I think we ate in that restaurant as it looks familiar.

yestravel - it's to the north of the Cathedral, about 12 mins walk from there. in fact if you click on the LOCALIZACIÓN button, it takes you straight to google maps.

El Rinconcillo from 1670 is next door to the new Sevilla landmark Las Setas/Metropol Parasol, and in the beginning of the very local atmosphere Macarena district with all the mudejar buildings, the markets and wonderful C/ Feria. IMO ten times more interesting than the famous, close by and very touristy Santa Cruz district: https://www.theguardian.com/travel/2...macarena-spain

And Triana, just across the bridge from the city river Guadalquivir, is very well worth a visit if you don't decide to stay here. A cradle of flamenco culture: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7mFE9k0E-2Y&t=132s

I can also highly recommend the local feel yet very central San Vicente/San Lorenzo district. Close to both the major sights in the Santa Cruz district, the Macarena/Alameda area and Triana. And some of the best tapas bars in town are then on your doorstep (Eslava, Bodega dos de Mayo etc.).
Some apartments here: http://www.veoapartment.com/rent-sev...n-vicente.html

Thanks!

I was emailing with VEO apartments yesterday looking for apts with a bed size that would accommodate my tall husband.
They sent me a couple. I will check with them on the o nes you sent kimhe --
Please, could you let me know about the location of these 3? Thank you

Imagen
(Bed: 1.80 x 2.00)
http://www.veoapartment.com/apartmen...84-imagen.html


Santa Catalina Terrace
(Bed: 1.60 x 2.00)
http://www.veoapartment.com/apartmen...a-terrace.html

Salvador 2B
(double beds)
http://www.veoapartment.com/apartmen...lvador-2b.html