Hotels With Wi-Fi in Andalusia, Spain

The room is well allocated, with large interior space and fast internet speed! The hotel corridor looks very simple, and the front desk lobby is also very design-oriented. The location of the hotel is very good, in the middle of the pedestrian street, it is worth strolling around, and there is a large supermarket located underground next to it, which is very convenient for shopping. The staff at check-in were very nice, but when I returned to the hotel to ask questions at night, the night staff had a bad attitude and had to try my luck. The space in the toilet area is small, and the right elbow can easily hit the toilet paper holder on the right. The sink and the bed are in the same space, which I personally don't like. There are sanitation workers cleaning the floor outside the window at night, and the window is not open, so the sound is very penetrating. The disadvantages of being in the pedestrian street also include that the surrounding public transportation is more troublesome, parking is not allowed, and you need to walk a lot to pick up your luggage on hot days. The public bicycles here are relatively convenient, but I'm not sure if you can ride them at the hotel entrance.

A good location for passing through Cordoba for the weekend. Short walk from the train station and a 15-20 minute walk to the great cathedral and Roman bridge. Lots of nice local restaurants and cafes near the hotel and one of the main shopping streets. For those that want to do the hop on/off bus tour it is also a 5 minute walk from the Palacio de la Merced stop.

The single room at the Hotel Macarena Xe Sevilla provided a comfortable and functional retreat during my exploration of this fascinating city. The room is simple and modern in design. Although the space is not large, the clever layout does not make it feel cramped at all. A comfortable single bed provided a good night's sleep, while the bedside lamp and bedside tables provided convenient storage space. The rooms have basic amenities including a flat-screen TV and air conditioning, which is especially important in Seville's hot weather. I especially appreciate the abundance of natural light that streams in through the windows, making the space feel brighter and more open. While the view out the window may not be the most stunning, it still provides a hint of connection to the outside world. The bathroom, although not large, was very clean and tidy and had all the necessary toiletries. The shower had solid water pressure and plenty of hot water, which is essential for relaxing after a day of sightseeing. The hotel also provides free wireless internet with stable speed, which makes it convenient for me to check information and keep in touch with family and friends at any time.

There is a parking space at the entrance of the hotel, which is very convenient, but the breakfast is hard to describe. It cannot be said that it is not rich, but it is not very delicious, and the fruit is not fresh.

reasonably well located but hard to unload the luggage if the parking is a few units away from the main entrance. Staff is pretty helpful but the room amenities are pretty basic. room is clean but we booked earlier and ended up paying more when the room rate shown on the same day on other website turnout to be cheaper. A slight disappointment on this matter

Everything from bed to restroom and to every common space in the hostel is absolutely clean. Bed is also one of the comfiest I have stayed (not the kinda hard/thin mattress). Locker is large (and equipped with power plug for us to leave belongings charged inside). One of the best quality hostels at the best price in all Spanish cities that I’ve stayed. Since I love Cordoba so much that I already knew I’m coming back, I have also known where to stay for my next visit! Great to learn of this hostel brand. It would very likely be my choice when visiting other cities as well. The only thing is that there’s no safety bar for upper bed, which is a convenient thing for bigger guys to climb up, but there could be some risk of people rolling down while in sleep.

Location: When we returned to Madrid from Toledo, we stayed in a hotel next to Puerta de Toledo. It was a good opportunity. The location is in the city center. The subway station is just across the road, which is very convenient. Facilities: Three-star hotel, the hygiene is reliable, the basic facilities are all good, and the two single beds are good for sleeping. The only problem is that the sound insulation is very poor. When we watched TV at night, the neighbor knocked on the wall, so we must wear earplugs when sleeping. Service: Not bad, basic service. The street is outside the room window, and you can feel the European feel.

I booked a double bed room, but I was a little surprised when I opened the door. It was too small and it was on the first floor. I was a little worried about safety and privacy issues at first, but it was relatively quiet at night. It would be impossible to walk with the suitcase open. Fortunately we only stayed one night. The front desk service is OK. The hotel is conveniently located from the bus station.

Very nice hotel. Just besides the train station has supermarket, gym, KFC and McDonals 2 minutes walking. 20 minutes driving from Alhambra.

I recently stayed at this fantastic hotel for 4 nights and loved it. Perfectly situated with a direct bus from the airport and right across from the train station, making day trips (Cordoba, Jerez, Cadiz) very easy. The staff were professional and friendly. Checking in and out were quick and efficient. My room was clean, quiet, and well equipped. Highly recommended.