A fantastic hotel in the old town section if Seville. The rooms, the service, the breakfast all…read moreimpeccable down to the last detail. Exceptional service and professional staff!

Although this is a beautiful hotel architecturally, it is not a good choice based on its lack of…read morehospitality, conviviality and service. With so many other options available the experienced traveler should beware (Check out instead Sagardi located in the same neighborhood, for its delicious restaurant, professional and gracious staff and personal service). First of all, although billed as a hotel and restaurant, THERE IS NO MEAL SERVICE AFTER BREAKFAST NOR ROOM SERVICE BESIDES COLD SNACKS (cheese and ham.) In addition, THERE IS NO STAFF ON THE SITE FROM MIDNIGHT UNTIL THE NEXT MORNING. The hotel seems to be staffed out of a local modeling agency and although sweet, the girls are hopelessly ineffective and inexperienced in the hospitality business. THERE IS NO CONCIERGE and the staff made rookie mistakes, one after another, that cost me time and money to the point where I made my own bookings. The services offered by the hotel are OUTRAGEOUSLY overpriced as I discovered when booking my own tours independently. The mark up by the hotel is more than DOUBLE. Book all tours on your own. Finally, one morning,we were woken up by loud construction noise and shouting at 7:00 am, I demanded to meet the owner after I was informed by the staff that "they were terribly sorry but the hotel needed to complete work on the hotel and were under a deadline." Clearly this was an unacceptable response. It is not my problem that they are opening a new wing. Having traveled all over the world, I have never come across a fine hotel that would handle a situation in this unprofessional manner. The owner, an extremely unpleasant man who seems to come more from a finance background than a hospitality one, after trying to duck me, finally admitted that this was indeed unacceptable and offered "to take care of that night", which was part of a bill for over 3K. However, upon check out, he had only deducted half of that evening and was nowhere to be found to discuss. His staff had no authority. Therefore, I paid my bill and tipped all the models generously. Imagine my surprise to discover that the hotel had charged my credit card for my friend's cancelled booking AFTER I HAD SPEND AN ENTIRE WEEK IN THE HOTEL IN A PENTHOUSE ROOM and without any discussion or presentation of that bill. In fact, I had asked for my bill at the end and even inquired if my friend had paid his cancellation fee and was assured by the staff that the bill they presented me would constitute payment in full. Now, although I have offered to provide my friend's credit card number so that he can pay for his bill, I find myself in a confusing and time consuming game of "he said she said" with the hotel owner over an additional PENALTY night that they want to impose. He is insisting on the application of arcane and indecipherable rules that he apparently has in his contract, none of which were ever mentioned to me during my week long stay, and none of which I agreed to. In addition and most disturbingly, the owner has made personal and invasive comments in writing to me concerning my stay and my relationship to other members of our traveling party. The photos may look gorgeous and the booking agent may seem wonderful. BUT BUYER BEWARE!!!!!

Big fan of this train station! It's 100% fit for purpose and utilizes its rather small footprint…read moreeffectively. Arrived here from Barcelona and was impressed at how easy it was to disembark and get through the main lobby of the station and out to the parking area where I got my Uber to go to the hotel. When departing Seville, arrived at the station about 45 minutes early and about 30 minutes before scheduled departure, they announced the gate for the train to Madrid and very effectively herded all the passengers down the ramps to the trains. Note here that security scanning of bags took place on the platform itself. In Barcelona, you scanned your bag before entering the waiting area. The station was very clean, staff was helpful, there were plenty of shops to get food, drink or souvenirs. Definitely one of my top 10 favorite train stations!

This is the largest train station in Sevilla. From here, people connect to every major or minor…read morecity in the country. There are hourly trains to many cities like Madrid, Malaga, etc. Some are direct, some are fast trains (AVE), some make many stops. The station is connected to the historic center by bus, taxi, ride share, etc. There are many shops and cafes in the station for those wanting to get something before their departure trip.

I stayed with a friend at B&B Naranjo for 2 nights in November 2017. I remember being absolutely…read moreenchanted as the taxi pulled up in front of B&B Naranjo. Calle San Roque is one of the tiny streets that seem quite prolific in Sevilla. Our room was ready when we arrived, and I thought it was quaint that the rooms require actual keys! There is no elevator at Naranjo, so we did have to carry our bags up to the 2nd floor. Pros: - Location, although we found ourselves wanting to be in a different area for many of the things we were doing. - Cost, only 93E (around $108) for 2 nights Cons: - Wifi, on our first day we couldn't get it to work at all, and a man from the front desk helped us. Once it began working it wasn't all that strong, I believe due to the location of our room (deep in the corner). Some things worked, but we had to go into the hall in order to use Facetime. - Breakfast, while it was great that it was included with the cost, there were very few choices. The seating area is very small, and unfortunately the choices weren't replenished very often. - Outlets, there were hardly any! We had to unplug the refrigerator every night in order to both charge our phones. All in all, I'd try somewhere else in Sevilla if I returned, but B&B Naranjo was just fine.

The entire hotel (from the lobby to the room) has a very musty smell. The AC in our room did not…read morework, leaving us unable to sleep in 27 degree temperature all night. When we opened the window, insects flew inside and landed on the bed. Also, the lights in the bathroom were not turning on. When we told reception the AC wasn't working, they told us there was nothing we could do but open a window; when we said there were bugs, they offered bug spray. Why would we want to spray chemicals on us to repel insects in the room while we SLEEP? Also, there is mold in the crevices of the shower and there was a hair notably on the bed when we arrived. Reception didn't offer a solution for our issues nor allowed a refund. We are unable to sleep due to the heat and smell. This was disappointing-- we expected better.

Great Hotel! Very clean and silent. The staff is polite…read more You enter in the hall, all covered in shiny stones like marble or granit and lots of ligth come down from the windows on the roof. The structure is almost a gallery with the corridors that follows the perimeters of the empty spaces from which comes the light. The rooms are very good, and the bathrooms... Awesome! Mayby we had been lucky, but our bathroom was great! All is new, clean and very comfortable. I'll be back!

This is an amazing boutique hotel nestled in Santa Cruz district. You can walk to Alcazar, Maria…read moreLuisa Park, and Sevilla Cathedral within 15 mins. We like the breakfast that's freshly prepared. The room is quieter even w/ the A/C on. I had the best sleep during this 7-day Portugal/Spain trip.

Reserved on booking.com and think Amadeus is a decent place to stay in Seville. Give it a try!read more