We really enjoyed this hotel. Nicely designed room & friendly staff, we really liked the Moroccan feel of the room. Quit at night with insulated windows. This is not a Boutique hotel but a VERY nice 3 star hotel with good taste & ambiance as the price indicates.
Location is not perfect, it's just at the edge of the historic area about 20 minutes walk to the center. Our room was large with a cool bathroom, dbl sink, nice mattress.

stayed 4 nights, First night in a smelly room, Pillows and all curtains and fabrics smelled of smoke. Moved to a better room.
Overall, the atmosphere is fake moorish. Breakfast is very poor. Poor selection of cereals, unripe fruit, stodgy croisants, meat and cheeses left out in the warmth for hours. Location is ok if you are not located on the streetside, as it is by a noisy street. Definitely not a 4 star hotel by any stretch.
Water from showers goes everywhere. Expensive for what it is.
Good points, close to Alameda de Hercules, and all its Tapas bars and nightlife. Helpful staff.

Alcoba del Rey de Sevilla Boutique hotel was FABULOUS! My Husband and I celebrated our first anniversary there, Decoration and the staff, Alicia, Susana..., and "Chico" with the wonderful tapas !!made our stay in Seville. Romantic room ! We highly recommend it!!!!!

We stayed here for our Easter break. I guess we should have been alarmed that they had rooms at such a short notice. The room we were given was very damp and smelly and dark. Aircon didn't work, pumping heat instead. The hotel itself is on the outskirts of the city and in not a particularly nice area, you have to walk 20 min to find a restaurant or a bar. The people at front desk kept sending us to places which were shut for Easter break until we started to insist that they call in advance to check. I am sure there are better hotels to stay in Seville for this amount of money. It is unfortunate that some places can get away calling themselves boutique hotels when there is nothing boutique about them, except the room rate.