Seville Hotels with Wifi

"The hostel itself is excellent—very clean, well-maintained, and located in a great area. The overall environment is lovely. However, I didn't sleep well because a new roommate checked in at 3 AM. They were constantly coming in and out of the room, which was quite disruptive. It’s a nice place, but my rest was unfortunately affected."

"I highly recommend this hotel! The staff are incredibly friendly and welcoming. Most importantly, the hotel is exceptionally clean – I even felt comfortable walking barefoot on the floors. The location is quite convenient too. It's just a 10-minute walk after four stops on the EA line. You can also walk to the Royal Palace and Plaza de España in about 20 minutes. The hotel WiFi is strong, and the breakfast is quite extensive. A really great experience overall!"

"Not far from Plaza de Toros de la Maestranza, ~30 minutes from Plaza de España. The staff is very kind and friendly. All is clear, thank you to cleaning staff. There is nice kitchen (but is closed from 23:59 till 8:00) like reception (8:00 - 22(~23) You can buy breakfast (8-10 :00 ~4 €). There is a nice terrace upstairs. It's no free towel. The washroom near the room for women doesn't work. It was not comfortable to use the shower. No private space and no space for personal things. You need to push the button constantly. It's absolutly bad. There is a steep staircase."

"The lobby reception staff were friendly and helpful, the kitchen was well-equipped, and the cleaning staff kept the rooms very clean, which was commendable. They even changed the garbage bags regularly and helped wash the dishes that guests hadn't cleaned!"

"They allowed us to do an early check in. Quite a small room that was not too bright. No kettle so we had to go down to ask for one. They asked us to go to the Hotel's restaurant to get one. We don't know how to switch on the air conditioning and we lived beside the streets so we couldn't open windows to sleep. Our room's temperature was so high all of us woke up in the middle of the night perspiring. We had to open the door for a while for the cold air outside to enter to cool the room down a little. The bathtub also had no shower screen so when we shower, water would splash all over the toilet floor."

"The perfect base for our family as we explored Seville for a long weekend towards the end of October. Excellent room, great breakfast which gave the kids plenty to choose from. Very friendly helpful staff, and the added bonus of the pool still being open, despite literature saying it would be closed. Fantastic! All the sites this side of the river were within a half hour walk, and the airport bus collected and dropped off just outside. A very enjoyable stay and highly recommended!"

"An absolutely fantastic hotel! While it's a bit far from the city center, there are several bus lines nearby. Bus route 3 takes you to Plaza de España, from where you can easily walk to the Seville Cathedral, the Royal Alcázar, Las Setas (Metropol Parasol), and the bustling streets of the old town, as well as the main bus terminal. Bus route 12 goes directly to the main train station. The room decor is very new and the staff are incredibly welcoming. We were supposed to check in at 3 PM, but they kindly allowed us to check in for free around 11 AM. The breakfast spread is generous, and you can even make your own waffles!"

"The environment is super interesting! It felt very pink and colorful, a vibrant place to stay. The hygiene was alright, but the ventilation was excellent. It's located on a street in the core scenic area of Seville. There's a free bus, but finding and taking it might be a bit inconvenient. Met some Italian girls heading south to Gibraltar. Hostel interactions are truly the happiest moments."

"This is a relatively new hotel, and during my stay over Chinese New Year, it was almost exclusively occupied by Chinese guests. The room was the largest I've ever stayed in among all Spanish hotels, probably over 30 square meters. There was easily enough space to open two 28-inch suitcases. I probably arrived late, so I was given an accessible room right by the elevator. Although it faced the elevator, it was surprisingly quiet. However, when showering, water tended to splash around a bit, but not excessively. Basic amenities were provided, including toothbrushes, soap, shampoo, and shower gel. They were travel-sized, which was convenient for taking with you. Other items like bathrobes and extra tissues were available upon request. For a double room, the bed was made of two single beds pushed together, and the duvet was a rather inexplicable European style where the duvet insert is sandwiched between two sheets. 🙃 The location is quite convenient for getting around. The three main attractions – Plaza de España, the Royal Palace, and the Cathedral – are all within walking distance. Within a 10-minute walk, there are also many local restaurants with a lively atmosphere. I recommend a breakfast spot nearby called Bar Entrepuentes; the ham in their ham sandwich is incredibly fragrant! Overall, there were some minor issues, but nothing major, and the advantages were quite significant. The high number of Asian guests also brought a sense of comfort and familiarity from a certain perspective. 😂"

"There is a safety hazard! I lost a tote bag with cosmetics and skin care products, and another woman in the same room lost her wallet and passport. Check the monitoring, basically determined that it was an external person who committed the crime, and the police have been called but cannot be recovered. Remind everyone to take care of their belongings and close the door at will!"