Hostels in Andalusia, Spain

I had to extend my stay as I was really sick. They were helpful in making sure I was comfy. The heat was on in the room which was perfect (contrary to a previous comment). I was given extra bed sheets and yesterday the girls who volunteers there shared some traditional desert which was really good. A lively place. It is not a party hostel except on Saturday there was an event/BBQ. Nice place and clean.

Free towel and shower gel provided. Free luggage storage before check-in and after check-out. Very good hairdryer (borrow from front desk). Very helpful front desk. Have stayed here for four nights. But not all rooms have comfy beds, some mattresses sink slightly in the middle. But some are great, so it’s a bit of luck.

A stylish hotel, conveniently located just off an alley next to Granada Cathedral. The staff were friendly and welcoming, and the common areas were very spacious. They reportedly host regular rooftop parties, which would be great for social butterflies, though there's an extra charge to attend. The buffet breakfast had a limited selection and the taste was average, but it was enough to fill you up. The coffee was awful, but for only 6 euros, it's incredibly good value. A nice touch was the complimentary box of drinking water provided on the first day of our stay. Luggage storage is free on your check-in day, but there's a 3-euro charge for storing bags after check-out.

It was a shame they didn't provide towels, but the facilities were really clean. They provided paints and eco-friendly bags as part of a free event, so I painted on them and had a great time. I regret only staying two days. It's a top-tier hostel. I'd love to stay here again next time I visit Seville.

The hygiene, environment, and service were all excellent. However, the bunk bed was too low; you couldn't sit upright on the bottom bunk. There was only one chair in the room, but I think that's fine. The light in the bathroom was sound-activated, and since it was a wet room (shower and toilet combined), it would turn off quickly while using the toilet or showering. Especially during a longer shower, I had to reactivate the sound sensor 7 or 8 times.🙂↕️

Good morning! This is one of the most beautiful places, very clean, and the service is excellent. A truly wonderful place in every way. I'm so happy! 😊 Thank you all! 😘👍

Location wise is excellent, in central and close to a bus station. Private bathroom for each room is a plus instead of one centralized bathroom for all. There is also a common space downstairs. Staff are gorgeous. A cafe is also downstairs if anyone fancy a breakfast or dinner. The hostel is also a host of many activities.

This is a hostel from a Spanish chain, and they also have a branch in Madrid. It's a standardized hostel with quite upscale facilities and rooms. For those who prioritize a comfortable sleep, it's perfectly fine, and the bathrooms in the rooms have separate wet and dry areas. I also have to praise its location – it's absolutely superb, right in the very heart of Seville's old town. You step right out and you're at the Royal Alcázar of Seville. I didn't purchase breakfast, but I really enjoyed their in-house cafe, which is also open to the public. It's right by the main tourist path, and it was so pleasant to have a coffee and soak up the sun! Next to the hostel, there's a taco fast-food place that seems to be open quite late, perfect for a late-night bite.

I made a lot of friends here. cuz we can receive free food, nice bordgame,etc.. best the Granada!

The hotel is very tidy and clean, with good facilities and in a busy area right in the centre. The staff are friendly super helpful, and the breakfast is a mini version of continental style, very good a good variety for a few days before becoming monotonous. The room is perfect if you want a private, quiet and comfortable place to sleep, but very small if you want more from it. Tip: get the bottom bed, you will have more space without the ladder, and no hassle to climb up (which was quite steep). I’ll definitely stay again.