Our last stop on a 3 week tour of Spain. Very friendly helpful staff. Beautiful building and was really good to stay in a typical historical Seville building. The decor of the inner courtyards and the plants are fabulous. The room and bathroom were very clean, the bathroom very modern. Breakfast was lovely outdoors on the second floor and my wife's non dairy allergies were kindly catered for with a reduced price menu and scrambled eggs without dairy. Maria was lovely and helpful. We caught a bus from Seville train sation to within 5 mins walk of the hotel which was very easy. The hotel is on the square with lots going on in bars and restaurants.We were there at the weekend and it was a lovely family type atmosphere. Very safe and within 15 mins interesting and safe walk into the gorgeous centre of Seville. Apart from the obvious attractions, the bull ring is worth a visit as was an intimate flamenco evening at Casa de la Memoria, Calle Cuna 6. Only space for around 80 people. It had us spellbound for an hour!

Unique, beautiful hotel in a former 19th century artist's town house. We were greeted by warm and friendly reception staff before walking through two colourful courtyards decorated with attractive patio furniture and plants. The bedroom had tasteful decor, comfortable beds and a spotlessly clean bathroom. We loved the surrounding area which is a short walk from the centre of town but with its own lively (and not rowdy)atmosphere.

Our room had insufficient wardrobe storage for two people. I suggest replacing the sofa with a second wardrobe or chest of drawers to help with this as guests can watch the tv while sitting on the bed!

Hotel decor reminded me of a moroccan ried. Had an indoor court yard, very big room absolutely beautiful. Staff exceptional and the breakfast was good choice and lovely. Nice roof top terrace for the evening and breakfast. About 20 mins walk to cathedral and lovely eating places. Huge city.

There was no outside window only a shutter to the inner court yard. Couldnt see the weather and if u left them open people could see in. Terrace was lovely but the trees in the square were so high couldnt see anything, but not a problem just an observation. Square was big with plenty of bars n resturants. Some were very nice others abit grotty. Ate in one and the food was good.

Quite good breakfast on small but pleasant rooftop terrace with nice view over a friendly residential square. Modern lifts and stairs. Vending machine for water/soft drinks on ground floor also coffee machine (plus hot water for tea (infusions). We were able to book a flamenco show via the receptionist (Ana) who was very helpful.

Nothing - for an attractive period building, it has been renovated well. Most of the rooms seem to open onto an inner courtyard which may not suit some.

The room was bright and clean and comfortable with a separate seating area. We had a warm welcome and lots of helpful information on our arrival. The hotel is in a good location for walking to bars, restaurants, shops and the major attractions. We were glad to leave the car in the secure car park and walk everywhere. There is a rooftop restaurant where breakfast is served and this doubles as a bar in the evenings.

Be aware it's a difficult area to park in. We got a parking space at the hotel but the car park is small and it needs a lot of careful manoeuvring to get in and out of spaces.

Liked the area the hotel is situated in. Very local, friendly, and safe. A vibrant and colourful fusion of community. The hotel mirrors this feeling for us. Views from the roof terrace at sun up and sundown are breathtaking. From watching the swifts soar above the columns at breakfast time and again at sunset when the terrace converts to a gin bar. Our bedroom had lovely cooling Egyptian cotton sheets. Also, white embossed towels that were changed frequently during our stay and air con that kept us rested through a particlarly hot spell Residents were encouraged to access the 3 courtyards within the hotel that were laden with real hanging plants and little tables and chairs carefully situated to create private spaces for guests to interact

There was nothing to dislike. All our needs were catered for

Lovely wee, good value, hotel with lots of character and great staff (particularly Maria on breakfast duties), located in a non-touristy area full of good bars and tapas places.

It's marketed as city centre but, be warned, it's a bit of a walk to the main attractions. Not so far that, usually, it would be a big deal for us but with 5 days of 38 degree heat it became a tough 25min walk. Also, We had the room under the terrace bar at the front and on Saturday night the noise was too much (not a problem on the other 4 nights). Wasn't entirely sure if it was the hotel bar or the bar a couple of doors down but, either way, it was very loud until 2am.

Loved the location, relaxed atmosphere, nice walk into central Seville, plenty of places to eat & drink right outside the hotel. The hotel was immaculately clean, the room was painted white so nice and light, very comfortable bed and good sized shower. Loved all the plants around the place and it’s very peaceful in the hotel. Fridge in the room. We would definitely return to this hotel, lots of positives 😊

We always appreciate a kettle in the room so it’s a shame there isn’t one, but we knew there wouldn’t be one here. We didn’t bother going down to the reception area to pay to use the Nespresso machine, just as well go outside to a café. Breakfast is ok, fair amount of choice but we preferred to go out & use the cafés, good quality food about that was more to our liking. Although the rooms have windows facing the inner courtyard don’t expect to see out of them as there are faux flowers in front of all windows. Not a problem to us but don’t go expecting any views.

This hotel has a Moroccan riad feel to it and it’s quirky and bijou which we loved. It’s a small hotel situated outside the main centre but only a 15 minute walk to the cathedral and central hub. It’s also only 15 minutes drive from the airport. There are lots of bars and cafes and restaurants to choose from directly outside the hotel but inside you never hear any noise it’s so quiet and tranquil. The room was spacious, spotlessly clean with good air conditioning. The price is good for the quality of accommodation. We had breakfast here to on the roof terrace which was wonderful.

Nothing to dislike - we will stay here again.

This is a nice hotel located a short walk from downtown. The area was full of nice restaurants and pubs, we ate at many of them during our 5 day stay. We walked everywhere, to the cathedral, Alcazar, shopping streets and more. Staff was friendly and service minded. The breakfast room was magnificent, they ensured I got gluten free food (which I had requested before arrival), and the breakfast in general was excellent. Our room had a window to the backyard which made it quite dark. Due to the really bad weather we had this week, the hotel seemed a bit dark and closed. The terrace was closed due to the weather.

The cover over the internal yards made extreme noise due to the wind, this made it a bit difficult to sleep. The weather was horrible so I guess the hotel had no choice but to keep the covers shut.