stayed here for one week 3weeks ago i have to say it was the worst experience of my live the noise all day and all night none of the staff could speak engiish and they were so rude i payed for 7nights the day i got there then on checkout they made me pay for one more night .and i tried to tell them that i was paid in full nothing work .it was 40.00 euro per night then it was 55.00euro for the extra night total rip off

Seville is quite an expensive city for accommodation, so if you are travelling on a budget don't let some of the negative reviews put you off.

The hotel is 15/20 min walk from either of the two coach stations (the railway station is out of town and you'll need to catch a bus / taxi). Likewise the historical centre (Cathedral / Alcazar) is again 15/20 mins walk. There are restaurants close by (less than 5 mins walk) overlooking the river and city skyline. And a reasonably well stocked supermarket with in store bakery opposite the hotel open 9am - 9pm Monday to Saturday for breakfast & picnic lunch ingredients.

I was on the first floor, and yes, as mentioned in an earlier review there were bars on the windows, but overlooking a flat roof security has to come before ascetics. It IS budget accommodation, so if you don't expect much more than a bed and bathroom you won't be disappointed. Rooms can vary, and I can only describe room 137, which was spotlessly clean. The main drawback was the beds which were only 6ft long (not the standard 6ft 6) but they could be dragged from the wall to create a bit more length.

It had a microwave but the power lead was too short to reach the socket, there was crockery but no cutlery, there was a electric stove but the only cooking utensil was a frying pan, there was a fridge but no kettle. All minor irritants. The room had air conditioning which worked well, and a small tv but no English language channels.

My girlfriend and I stayed in an apartment here for 3 nights in April (during Semana Santa) 2007.
The hotel is almost an hour walk from the train station, or a 20 min bus, or 8 euro taxi ride. It is about a 15 min walk to city center. The staff is not all that friendly, and the room was a little ugly. It was pretty clean though, and the bathroom was nice. They have cooking utencils, pots and pans, small fridge, stove, and microwave. It has no internet, no maps, an overpriced restaraunt, and a guest elevator. It isn't all that bad, but If I ever was to go back to Sevilla, I would try to find a different hotel.

If you want to stay in Seville, it will probably be quite noisy, but if you want the noisiest place in Seville, stay here, the first floor has bars on the windows and is quite dark, we were moved to the 7th floor, staff very helpful, but the noise was 24 hour recurring, bins were emptied in the middle of the night, doors slamming, window shutters the noisiest I have ever heard, nightclubs opposite, people shouting all night long.

Parking, not in a million years, no parking at the hotel, no parking in the street, unless you want to stand outside for ten hours waiting for a parking place.

As for the 'Kitchenette', six plates, 1 cup and saucer, 1 Gigantic saucepan, no kettle, no frying pan, doors falling off the cupboard, noisy fridge.

As I said at the beginning, maybe everywhere would be noisy but WE will never be going back to this Hotel ever.