Ibis Sevilla Reviews

Nice location

The hotel is not far from the airport. There is transportation. If you arrive early, you can only take a taxi. The room is not soundproof.

The service is extremely poor. There is no hot water kettle, no slippers, and no toothbrush. Don’t worry about it. The most important thing is that the service attitude is extremely poor. Give me some hot water. It’s like begging them. They are very reluctant and ignore them. The table in the restaurant is hygienic. It's also very bad; other Ibis toothbrushes are given away for free, but you must buy them in this store. We strongly recommend that Ctrip remove this store!

I have stayed at Ibis several times and this is the smallest room with no small table. We found that there were some hairs on the sheets of the small bed, and there were a lot of small blue hairs from cotton clothes on the sheets that were stuck to the whole sheet. Compared with the sheets of our big bed, it was obvious that the small bed had been slept in. We called the front desk but didn't answer. Then we went to the front desk and asked to change the sheets. They said there was no room service and asked us to change them ourselves. There was nothing we could do. This was the first time we gave a bad review.

Paper walls very small rooms and fair cleaning with few service details

Comfortable room, cleanliness very well, location well, bus stop nearby both to go downtown and to go to the airport.

Everything was perfect

Excellent stay! Great breakfast and location! I recommend!

The location is a little far but the hotel is okay

Very good hotel, close to bus 28 and accessible airport shuttle and best value for money in Seville

Very basic rooms could be cleaner Staff very freindly if your Spanish food in restaurant very average

In the Offer what written parkplace included. But we havent a Parplace included.

Too small, not enough towels, no trash can inside the bedroom and too far away from all the main attractions.

Easy access to public transportation Good advises from staff about access to Seville center