Hotels Near Seville Airport in Seville

Good hotel for airport. Secure parking €5 per night. Arrived after 22.00 check in easy. Rooms easily accessed by elevator or stairs. Rooms a little dated but large and clean. Breakfast had good variety and great service. Downside WiFi not working and windows did not lock. Dangerous if young children staying also security risk as area has late night bars.

10 minutes from the airport, stayed last night of trip, STAFF was AMAZING so helpful, so pleasant, knowledgable about area. Bed was hard, but not uncomfortable left too early for breakfast, but services seemed plentiful.

Pleasant experience, very nice staff, a more than decent breakfast for its price. Very good location and although it has paid parking, it is easy to park nearby. The room was clean and well organized, the gym was enough for a few days and all the equipment was in good condition. I will be back

Well, since you ask that way, I'll tell you my experience... I made a mistake on trip.com when choosing a room since I wanted a double and I chose a single and I immediately contacted the hotel to obtain a solution and obviously they told me that I should contact the page on which I made the request. the reserve. I call trip.com customer service and after 40 minutes of waiting, charging me a fortune for the call, I call the hotel again to demand a solution, which from the beginning they had told me could not be solved... Excuse me, but I have 2 children, one 9 months old and the other 9 years old, we sleep together in a large bed. Is an extra bed possible even if I have to pay for the supplement? Clear!! The girl tells me, well it would have saved me 40 minutes of calls in time and pocket and in the event that they caught me, I would have canceled (I think). For a room with two joined beds 20 euros more. We entered everything very clean but unsustainable heat. We called and they told me that they will go up to see him as soon as they can. Thank you!! While we will be in the pool!! A very small but very clean pool full of sunbeds of which we have not been able to take advantage of any because everything was full and there was no room in the pool (and I came to take the heat off my children ....) We go up and it's still terribly hot, I bathe my baby, I put him to sleep, I and my daughter have some soda and it's just that it couldn't be done anymore... Sorry, I'm very sorry to bother you, but it can't be hot in this room, to which the receptionist responds that I should move to another one. I return to pick up all the loads for the sleeping baby in the backpacks' arms... Not even an apology... Okay, thank you very much!! This room is much smaller, it does not have a bathtub as my daughter loves, there are ants and the bed is much smaller than the extra one we had for which they made me pay 20 euros. Well, again we took everything out and decided to go to the pool again after such a huge loss of time in which there is still not a single pin to fit in but we still fit in as best we can and let the children cool off. Suddenly some shouting between two girls, insults and a little bit of hair pulling, the jealousy, anger and toxicity of these girls in front of older people, small children and everyone who was there at the time was embarrassing. Anyway, I went back to the room and the air really gets cold here.

I was travelling alone and have mobility issues so I need a hotel easy to navigate - whilst the hotel is slightly out of the center it is easy to reach by bus car or taxi plus is near to the airport The hotel is clean modern and welcoming - staff were extremely helpful offering advice about the up coming taxi strike and all the options - there are a couple of shops nearby if needed as well as a small selection of products available in the lobby Rooms are comfortable light and airy plus plenty of space I would recommend the hotel

I stayed with my husband at this hotel last week. I have to say it’s by far the nicest hotel we’ve stayed in. We were greeted on arrival by charming staff offered complementary drinks and shown our room. The room was spotlessly clean with full amenities, comfortable bed alongside excellent much needed air conditioning in Seville’s hot weather. Breakfast was beyond amazing with absolutely everything one could want- pastries, cheeses, meats, full English, pancakes, omelettes, fruit, yogurts - the choices and again excellent service was second to none. We ate one evening meal in the hotel which we would not normally do but as it was such a lovely place we decided to eat in - we were not disappointed. Nothing was too much trouble for any staff member we met. Pool area was again relaxing with attentive staff. This is how hotels should be run. Sorry for long review but well deserved.

Hotel that I booked because of the good reviews, but it doesn't really boast a 4-star rating. The room I had on the first floor made the AC very loud. It was a triple for single use, the beds were small. The hotel was full and I probably didn't get a good room. The hotel is well located if you are passing through and close to the northern ring road. It is very far from the ”beautiful” area. The room was not completely clean and the shower had very little water flow. But it is more than enough for one night, but the price of 130 euros is an exaggeration for this type of hotel.

Tuvimos que coger este hostal unas dos semanas antes porque aplazamos el viaje y nos salió a 90€ la noche para dos personas. La limpieza de las sábanas y toallas es mala, el edredón tenía manchas. Las habitación y el baño son muy pequeños. El agua caliente deja de salir mientras te estás duchando. El edificio no tiene ascensor y la habitación que nos tocó estaba en el segundo piso en la subida y se escuchaba todo, además con el paso de aire de la puerta de abajo principal nuestra puerta daba portazos y nos despertamos varias veces en toda la noche. No había conserje ni para la recogida ni entrega de llaves. La ubicación del hostal si que es buena, está a 10-15 min del centro (Catedral, Alcazar, setas) y cuenta con comercios y varios bares en los alrededores. No hay parking privado, hay uno público cerca que sale a 25€ el día.

Very good location. Close to the major sites. Difficult to find since it is in a set of alleyways. You cannot drive a car here, so if you have a vehicle, research parking first. The nearest underground lot at Jardine Murillo was full, so we found the San Bernardo Parking Lot, but it was a half-mile walk dragging luggage over cobblestones. This was not a deal-breaker; I mention it to be aware. The hotel was fine, the staff were rather cool and not too very friendly, but they were helpful enough. The room was fine and our room faced the alley with the outdoor restaurant, so we heard the noise until they closed, which was early enough. The rooftop terrace has a spectacular view of the cathedral and the Giralda tower, but the bar is not open. There is also no dinner at the hotel, but there are so many places nearby. The best thing is the location. It's pretty interesting staying in these medieval allies. The Real Alcazar palace is a must-see and you can spend all day there and still not see it all. The gardens are wonderful. The cathedral is huge and different from any that I have seen prior. And of course, you must walk up the 37 ramps of the Giralda tower. Take a stroll down to the river. Even the bull ring is nearby.

Upon arrival the staff were very friendly. My room was shocking and not what I was told I was getting so I asked to be moved. The room was much better although my window did not lock (room 6) and other people could enter my room. I never felt safe. The room was cleaned everyday and the cleaning staff were very good. Room 6 is adjoining to the lounge area and kitchen. It was noisy and although the cut off time for noise was 11.30pm it was completely ignored and people partied until after 3am. I was kept awake constantly and often went to reception to complain. The sofas were used for sexual activities and most mornings they were full of drunks, snoring from the night before. The Kitchen Well this was a disgrace. The fridges were constantly rammed with food and alcohol. The food was old and rancid liquids were mixing into peoples groceries. They were not checked on a regular basis. Names and departure dates were put on the food items and drinks but nobody took notice. I watched many people taking other peoples food and disposing of labels. Breakfast We had breakfast every morning in the bar and it was disgusting. The Choices were ; granola with yogurt and 3 slices of kiwi, 3 slices of banana and if you were lucky some sliced apple. 2 fried eggs, 2 slices of streaky bacon and 2 slices of dry toast (uncooked and was never given butter or jam) Spanish breakfast of a bread roll topped with tomato juice and a slice of ham. Tea or coffee and a fruit juice. The chef was a happy guy and very polite but food was terrible so my advice is eat out if you can afford it or risk food poising from the fridges. The hostel has a pool which I thought was going to be a bonus but it was filthy and even though it had signs saying no drink or food and no more than 8 people in it at a time. The rules were ignored and most mornings there was dead skin and food floating in it. There is no first aid trained staff on site No laundry facilities unless you want to pay for it to be done. We found a laundrette opposite Aldi. Shopping for food. There is a huge supermarket which is better than Aldi and has a good choice of microwave meals if you have the budget. Turn right out of main doors and then left and keep walking for about 400 meters cross the main road and it’s on your left.