Room Salvador

I liked it, and even though I had a problem and had to insist quite a bit, they resolved it for me!

The hotel is located in an alley right next to the Metropol Parasol, you can't get any closer than that. The staff were all very nice; they even held onto my power strip when I forgot it. The room was a bit dim with insufficient lighting, but it was acceptable since we were out exploring all day anyway. However, after sleeping there for two nights, I woke up with bug bites on my body. I'm not sure if they were bed bugs.

The decor is beautiful and the staff are very warm and attentive. However, I booked a mixed dorm with only one toilet and shower, both inside the room. This made it quite humid, so clothes didn't dry easily, and there was nowhere convenient to hang them.

The hotel's location is excellent, within walking distance to most major attractions like the Metropol Parasol and the Cathedral. The hotel breakfast is decent, and at only 5.5 euros, it's quite affordable. However, the selection isn't very extensive. If you have the energy to venture out, I wouldn't recommend eating here. You can easily find cheaper and more unique breakfast options elsewhere in Seville. The hotel is located in a very quiet area, and having a private bathroom in the room is convenient. Whether you get a good night's sleep really depends on your luck, though. I happened to visit during the April Fair, and my roommates consistently returned at 3, 4, and 5 AM every night, making it impossible to maintain a normal sleep schedule. Also, I recommend bringing your own hangers, as the front desk doesn't have any to lend. I was surprised when I asked if guests ever needed to wash and hang underwear, and the front desk responded that people only stay for a few days and don't need to wash their underwear. That revelation truly shocked me for a good five minutes. 🥲