Seville Hotels with Rooftop Pools

"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 location is excellent! It's right opposite a large supermarket and only a 5-minute walk from the train station. The Palace and the Cathedral are also quite close, about a 10-15 minute taxi ride. The hotel provides a full range of toiletries, all French brand Codage. The room is spacious, the bedding is comfortable, and the bathroom has a three-piece separation. Breakfast offers a rich variety, and the coffee is delicious. Super value for money!"

"Facilities: very new, there is a pool on the roof, the view is beautiful Service: Very good, standard 4 star level Hygienic: very clean Environment: very chic, newly built hotel, the smell is also very fresh, orange characteristics"

"Good location for a traveller to visit the city. The water pressure in washroom is bit low."

"The main advantage is the  location and a lovely roof top bar (forget the food, it's all a bit fried)  our room was spacious but dark with a small terrace. Two things really put me off this hotel. This is a dog friendly hotel but we experienced an extremely loud barking dog that went on for some time. Secondly we stayed for two nights to discover our in room small water bottle was not replenished. When we asked reception we were told it was only provided on the first night. This felt very petty."

"The front desk staff provided excellent service; they were probably the most friendly and clear in their English explanations of any hotel I encountered during my trip to Spain. They made me feel completely at ease. The hotel's decor looks a bit dated, but the price was reasonable."

"The hotel's location is quite good; it's within walking distance of the train station and right next to a mall and supermarket, making dining very convenient. However, the facilities are really old, and the air conditioning isn't very effective. On the bright side, the staff were incredibly friendly and went out of their way to help us."

"Location: The hotel is right next to the Spanish Steps, and you can see them from your window. It's about a 10-20 minute walk to the Royal Palace and the Cathedral, but it was a bit exhausting walking back and forth due to the hot weather. The hotel pool looked amazing, but I was too tired every day to use it, which is a bit of a shame. The lobby sofas are super comfortable, and there's complimentary champagne 🍾 at the check-in desk, which was a nice touch. However, the hotel was undergoing renovations, and the elevator was a bit rickety. Cleanliness: It was relatively clean. On the first day, I noticed a minor issue with the coffee cup spoon, and the cleaning staff were very apologetic. Service: The service was good. The housekeeping staff were very enthusiastic and actively resolved any issues. The front desk attendant who arranged my early check-in was very kind and thoughtful."

"I stayed at this hotel for two nights. Overall, by Hilton or Garden Inn standards, this property falls somewhere in the average to slightly below-average range. However, if judged by a three-star standard, it is generally acceptable. The biggest issue was cleanliness. Upon entering the room on the night of check-in, I was shocked to find that the toilet had clearly not been cleaned, with visible waste left unflushed. This was extremely unpleasant and unacceptable. When I reported it to the front desk, I was told that housekeeping staff were no longer available after 4 p.m., and nothing could be done. This response reflected a clear lack of basic service standards. Service quality overall was fairly mediocre, especially during late check-in. The front desk staff were not particularly welcoming. At one point, when I was about to read a document before signing, I was interrupted and told to listen to the explanation first and sign afterward, which felt dismissive. Additionally, when I requested basic amenities such as a toothbrush, I was told to come down and collect them myself, as no delivery service was available. To be fair, the hotel does have some positives. The facilities are decent and generally meet four-star expectations, including amenities like a swimming pool (although the water was quite cold and not well temperature-controlled). The location is also convenient — while not in the city center, it is easy to reach major areas by taxi. In summary, the hardware and facilities are acceptable, but the cleanliness and service fall short. By Hilton or four-star standards, this hotel underperforms; by three-star standards, it is passable."

"The hotel is very good: modern design of the rooms, location - within walking distance from the famous Plaza de España, hearty breakfast (I would like to separately praise the hotel for the many coffee machines in the dining room - we never had to stand in line for coffee). A comfortable wide bed allows you to have a good rest after a day full of impressions. I cannot help but mention one minus. We were unable to connect one of our three devices to the hotel Internet (Wi-Fi). It was our oldest device, however, I am convinced that hotels should ensure Internet access for all guests and all devices."