This hotel is situated right in the heart of the old Jewish Quarter of Barrio Santa Cruz, with the streets outside full of sidewalk cafes serving a wide range of food. It is also around the corner from a fabulous flamenco venue, the Casa de la Memoria de al Andalus. This hotel has been decorated with authentic antiques and memorabilia... More

Very Very Good Hotel, Very helpful Receptionist with excellent command of English. Take the Tour of the town from the hotel itself(its cheaper). Will definitely go there again. More

We chose this hotel based on reviews on Trip Advisor and price. We also asked for a back room based on the input of other reviewers. The room was very quiet except the noise of the elevator going up and down, but that did not disturb our sleep or cause any problems. The location is great and we walked everywhere.... More

My family of four stay here for three nights in two rooms facing the main street.I brought with me ear-plugs as I've read that the room can be noise but me and my family slept well without using it. There is street noise but put down to a minimal level by closing the window.The receptionist are helpfull and didnot sell... More

The old part of this city is a real maze so having something located on the edge makes it easy to get to without getting lost It is also walking distance to the airport bus stop and the bus station. The windows open onto a street with many (excellent) bars and restaurants so don't expect things to get quiet early... More

Very nice hotel, the staff is very nice, they speak English and solve promptly any wish. The rooms with a street view are loud because the restaurants close after midnight. If they have available rooms, you can ask for a quiet room. More

Lots of tourist noise from the street. Right above a fish-fry restaurant that smells 18 hours a day. We found the manager rather anxious to sell us the hotels "discount" entertainment. All in all, the worst place we stayed in Spain over more than three weeks of travel. More

Spent three nights (room only) in Seville at this lovely little hotel where Mariano on the front desk was very helpful. He mentioned local entertainment but did not push it; he gave clear directions in English to all the walkable main tourist attractions. Had a problem with the very hard mattress and we were given room keys to select a... More

Managers agressively steered us toward entertainment that paid them a commission. Tiny room and bathroom falsely said to be soundproof. Do not believe this claim. Breakfast claim misleading - have to go next door for a continental breakfast which is actually an oily sandwich with meat in it. We booked this hotel after reading that it was noisy on trip... More