Having booked to stay at the sister hotel, Doña Lola, I was surprised to be told when I arrived, that I was now staying here. It was late and I imagined it was going to be the same style etc, so I didn't press the point. Whilst it is a perfectly nice hotel, it's style is far more traditional than its more contemporary sibling - which is why I had chosen it - so I was a little disappointed on that count. The lady on reception was efficient, but not particularly friendly and didn't offer any explanation about the change except to say the price would remain the same.
The room itself was on the small side, but fittings and facilities were all in excellent condition.
The downside was that it had no external window, only one which opened onto the internal patio.
The wifi signal was excellent in the room and there was also a PC downstairs for those requiring other internet access.
The location is pretty good, especially if shopping is a priority. If culture is the main focus the walk to the cathedral etc is a little longer, but still within easy reach. The area is lively and is full of restaurants and bars, but the square where the hotel is situated was busy but not noisy on the weekend I visited.

Pleasant hotel. Very clean with helpful staff, although they have limited command of English, they did their very best to help out with our enquiries. No information was provided in the rooms and no tv channel that was English speaking, not even the news! Firstly,the breakfast was very poor, just juice, bread and drinks. It was self service and drinks were dispensed from a beverage machine in paper cups, with plastic plates and utensils for the food, accompanied by paper signs saying what you could or could not do. Secondly we paid for an upgrade to a room with a balcony at the front of the building. This was a very pleasant room, in my opinion well worth the extra cost, but other guests who were staying in the property found the interior rooms dark and noisy and would not recommend them. If you intend to use the room as a base for seeing Seville this hotel ticks the box, clean, slightly away from the centre but easily accessible, with very helpful polite and pleasant staff. As a footnote please ensure you have an exact cost when using a taxi, not an estimate, as we found to our cost the taxi drivers will argue and overcharge if given the opportunity.

The hotel is in a great location. It is very well priced. The hotel has been nicely restored and redecorated and everything was spotless and the bed comfortable. However the room has no exterior window so is dark in the daytime and HOT. As I was only staying one night it was bearable and this was in the winter. I would not even consider a room like this for summer.

There was some mix-up with my booking so instead of my original hotel I was sent to Hotel Casona de San Andres - and that was my loss!
I was told it was better hotel but I got a room where the only window opened up to an indoor corridor so everyone passing by could hear and see everything. The aircondition did not work so the temperature in the room reached 28 degrees C. A ventilator could not be found. But even worse than the claustrophobic heat was a large group of German guests. Apparently they had a very nice time - but they also made sure that noone else got more than 2 to 3 hours of sleep before they started again at 6.30 am. And no, they were not teenagers! I just had to get out - and yes, I paid.
The receptionist was so sorry and when I returned to my originally booked hotel they had made sure that I got a very nice room but still it does not make up for that horrible night.