This hotel is in a great location in Sevilla. The lobby is quite unique with lots on greenery suspended from the ceiling the full height of the building.

Our room was large and had a large bathroom off it. The rooms were clean.

There was a safe in the room (which cost 2 Euros for the key). There was also an air conditioning unit and TV. You needed to give 10 Euros to reception to use these as they keep the remote controls (the money is refundable but we didn't bother as it wasn't that hot as night and if you really wanted to watch TV you could just do it the old fashioned way and press the buttons on the TV!)

Overall the hotel was just what we were looking for but the building next door is being renovated just now so we were woken up every morning at 8am with hammering. Fortunately we had lots of sightseeing to do so we probably would have wanted to get up early anyway!

A note of warning about Sevilla at the moment. There's a HUGE amount of work going to put a tram network in place so many of the big roads, roundabouts and some parks are filled with JCBs and there's dust & digging everywhere. There also seems to be a large amount of work going into renovating buildings as almost every street we walked had work going on.

We really enjoyed our trip to Sevilla but it will be nicer when the place is put back together!

Cute and convenient, you'd be hard pushed to find a better-situated hotel. A very short stroll (100metres or so) from the Real Alcazar, the Cathedral, Giralda and the Old Quarter, you're also ideally placed for the Parque Maria Luisa. The Hotel itself is simply furnished - but with all the arractions of Seville on your doorstep, you won't be spending much time in your room. The rooms are clean and well maintained, there is a delightful lobby, and we found all the staff to be charming and helpful. The rates are very reasonable (this is central Seville, after all!), and although there is no breakfast provided, there is an excellent cafe across the street where you can have your coffee and breakfast with the Sevillanos.
We've also stayed at one of the sister hotels, the Hostal Picasso, which is just around the corner - it is equally charming, with slightly smaller rooms - but also highly recommended for economical, clean, comfortable and charming accomodation.