My husband and I stayed for one night at the Casona de San Andres. It has a great location that is within walking distance to everything you want to see and because it is on a square, the hotel is quiet! The hotels and the rooms are charming with beautiful Spanish/Moorish decor. We didn't want to stay in a sterile hotel but rather something a little more authentically Spanish and this fit the bill perfectly. It was also a great rate of 65 Euros.

The only downside is driving in Seville to find the hotel! It is a maze of really narrow one way streets, pedestrians everywhere and seemingly no traffic rules. If you are coming by car, get a good map before you go, map out your route and head to the Corte Ingles car park (costs 15 Euros for 24hrs through the hotel).

Have breakfast with the locals in the little restaurant across the square. It is lively and the food was pretty good!

All in all, we would definitely stay here again. Seville is a great city and we enjoyed wandering around and enjoying the atmosphere!

The Casona de San Andres is a treasure indeed! My family of 4 stayed for 8 days here and loved the entire experience. ( two family members in each room)The hotel is super clean, very convenient to all parts of Seville, friendly staff, great amenities such as color t.v., safe for valuables and air conditioning, super functional, practical/clean bathrooms in your room , wonderful "Moorish" decor, rooms with just enough space for 2 people ( european standards), the modest extra "breakfast" included across the quaint plaza a great way to start your daily adventures..... I could go on about the positives but instead will mention just one negative: the hotel is located in a small plaza and taxi access is a bit tricky. The price is very fair. I highly recommend this hotel.

Clean, modernised, friendly but small rooms and beds. Dreadful to find as the plan is totally uncomplete, the hotel is located on a small square, accessible by a narrow "oneway" street (!) -better rent a small car to drive in Spain !- the square is lively and not really noisy, a 10' walk to the cathedral. Forget the breakfast : it's a coffee and a piece of bread.

Check is your room has a "real" window instead of one giving on the patio and the lobby.

We recently stayed at this hotel for 2 nights, and although the room was very small (common for Europe), it was VERY clean. The bathrooms were modern with good plumbing and plenty of hot water. There was even a built in hair dryer! Beds were comfortable, and there was a sizable safe in the closet. We had an interior room and the walls were thin so that noise from guests returning to the hotel late at night would wake us up. The cafe was closed so we were given vouchers to a little cafe across the courtyard. The breakfast wasn't great. The location was pretty decent--about 3 minutes to the shopping area and a total of 10 minutes to the Cathedral. Overall, I was pretty happy with the hotel for what we paid.