Seville Hotels with Balcony

I saw staff guiding foreigners to their rooms, even giving them flower rings upon check-in. Yet, for us Chinese guests, there was no guidance, no explanation of breakfast or Wi-Fi, and certainly no flower rings. After pre-checking in earlier, I was promised my luggage would be in the room, but when I returned exhausted in the evening, I still had to go down to the baggage area to find it myself. And don't even get me started on the long queues for check-in where not even a glass of water is offered. Forget comparing it to hotels in China; it can't even hold a candle to hotels in Cordoba, Madrid, or Barcelona. Besides the good location and interesting architecture, there's nothing else worth praising!

Unbeatable location, and the first attraction is just around the corner. 6mins to Flamenco Theatre, 10mins to Macadona, 10mins to Cathedral, 20mins walk/10mins drive to Estacion / Playa De Espanol. Surrounded by tapas restaurants and bars, I would rather walk 6 minutes close to the cathedral to get more tasty food in those restaurants. Lift in the 5-floor building with a public terrace at the top floor. My dad loves staying there, enjoying the sunset. The apartment is newly refurbished in a modern way. Kitchenware and utensils are provided. Because of our late check-in, the sofa is not set up with bedding. This spacious apartment has no problem fitting four people; we two felt comfortable having our own space. The Wi-Fi is fast, but there is no reception in the bedroom. A long table has no problem being used for having meals and having all my studies put on the table. A coffee maker and kettles were provided, and the lady gave us more cups for our 4-day stay. The washing machine created loud noise, and the repairman fixed it the next day. We didnt complain about it, but there should be a hotel guy bringing the repairmen to come in. We felt a bit unsafe letting two men to come into our room. All those things I mentioned could be easily improved in no big deal. We really enjoyed our stay there. We want to come back next year.

Cleanliness: Great, very clean. Facilities: The eight-bed dorm had three showers and toilets, which was more than enough. The only downsides were that there wasn't a table or similar surface to put things on, the hooks weren't very practical, and the top bunk didn't have a safety rail. Environment: The location in the old town was good, with Chinese restaurants nearby, and close to the bus station and other public transport. It's a bit far from the Spanish Steps.

The location is convenient, just a 5-minute walk to the Sevilla Cathedral and the Tower. I couldn’t cook there as the stove was broken. The small light for my bed was broken, and there was no rail for the upper bed, so I was a bit worried that I might fall to the floor while sleeping. The overall experience was delightful.

We booked a double bed and a sofa bed, which was perfect for three people, and the sofa bed was wide enough. The room decor was aesthetically pleasing, and it had a mini-fridge. Bottled water was provided daily, per person. We stayed for 4 nights, and the hotel was always clean. The front desk staff were very friendly and helpful; we even borrowed a knife and a plate from the restaurant chef to cut watermelon during our stay, haha!

The front desk is open 24 hours, so we were able to check in smoothly even though we arrived in Seville at 10 PM. The hotel's location is excellent – it's quiet but still close to everything. There are plenty of restaurants right outside, and it's super convenient to get to all the popular attractions. The room was a little small, but we absolutely loved the terrace.

The hotel is located in the Old Town, which was great for watching the Holy Week processions, but it could get a bit noisy, so closing the windows was a must. The front desk staff provided excellent and warm service, which was a big plus. It's a pretty economical and good value-for-money option. However, transportation can be a bit inconvenient, especially with large luggage, as the streets aren't very easy to navigate and public buses don't reach the area. During Holy Week, the roads were even closed, making it tricky to get back to the hotel at night. On the bright side, it's close to many restaurants and attractions. Getting to Plaza de España by car or on foot takes about 20-30 minutes.

The apartment is in the heart of Seville, just a few meters from the Mushrooms in Plaza de la Encarnación, so the location is excellent. The apartment has absolutely everything: kitchenware, bathroom amenities, a closet outside the bedroom, an ironing board and iron, towels, a duvet, and two pillows per bed. The bedroom has a small balcony overlooking the street and air conditioning. The living room is spacious with a TV and a large, fully soundproofed, and very bright window overlooking Plaza del Cristo Burgos, from where you can see the Mushrooms of the Encarnación. The bathroom was spacious and everything was very clean. The apartment is one of the best I've stayed in in Seville to date. Bright, spacious, and right in front of the parish of San Pedro. And the location? Unbeatable. It's right in the center of Seville, just a few meters from the Encarnación (the mushrooms). Overall, I wouldn't hesitate to stay in these apartments again. A very gratifying weekend. The automated check-in process may be a bit confusing. But there are two highly trained receptionists who will help you with everything.

The hotel is quite large and has a pool, with a great ambiance. A bit disappointing though, as I arrived in the early morning and my booked twin room was unavailable! I had to switch rooms the next day. It's a good option if you're just looking for a hotel getaway. Both the breakfast and dinner buffets were plentiful. However, there aren't many commercial facilities around the hotel.

The front desk staff were so kind, which I really appreciated. I was satisfied with this accommodation as it was an affordable place for me to stay alone, and the service was good too.