We had dinner reservations at one of the hotel's restaurants, so we decide to stroll inside the…read morehotel for a bit before our meal. The Hotel Alfonso XIII, is a Luxury Collection Hotel, located next to Seville's Real Alcazares. Set on the edge of the historic Santa Cruz district, hotel is within 984 feet of Seville Cathedral and the Giralda. The Torre de Oro and the banks of the River Guadalquivir are just 328 feet away. The exquisite tile work around the hotel, the high ceilings and the impeccable service make this one a great jewel in the Marriott Bonvoy collection of hotels.

We stayed here 2 nights while on a Tauck tour and we loved it. The hotel is stunning. The service…read moreis excellent. Breakfast is served in a gorgeous courtyard. Highly recommend.

Nice hotel with a tastefully decorated lobby, spacious rooms and bathrooms, and central location…read more I'm knocking a star because some of the front desk staff had major attitudes and we did need to ask housekeeping to replace a few things that they should have unprompted, but it was otherwise a restful stay while in Sevilla. The rooftop has a nice view of the bell tower. It was quite noisy with the church bells ringing every 10 or 15 minutes at times, especially in the night, but if you can sleep through that, it's a great location. The cost was also quite reasonable (just over $100 per night). We stayed for 4 nights and got a deal through Capital One Travel for a discount.

I visited the terrace to grab a drink and watch the sunset. Prime views of the cathedral and an…read moreawesome place to watch the sunset. Tourist prices. I didn't try the food, but my two drinks were good and even though it was busy nobody was rushing me to leave and turn over the table. Views

One of the loveliest places we stayed during our 2-week trip to Spain & Portugal. We booked an…read moreapartment for the 4 of us. It was a gorgeous hotel and beautiful room, situated a couple blocks away from the main Poeta, right in the heart of the city center. When we checked in, they gave us a welcome glass of cava in their beautiful courtyard. Our apartment had a large bedroom with queen bed, big living room with two twin beds off that room separated by a curtain, balcony, huge kitchen, and they provided a large bowl of fruit which we re-stocked during our stay from the local markets. Rick Steves says Poeta "captures the essence of Sevilla," and is "timeless elegance, in the heart of Santa Cruz, an old 17th century family mansion; tucked away among cobblestone streets; 17 rooms surround a tranquil central patio where guests relax and enjoy free evening classical guitar concerts. Fantastic view terrace and traditional Andalusian design." Totally agree with all of that. We enjoyed the classical Spanish guitar in the courtyard each evening while enjoying a glass of wine or cava. Absolutely recommend and would love to stay here on every future visit to Sevilla. Great service, too. Carmen, who checked us in was so calm and welcoming. It had been a hectic travel day, and she (or maybe it was the glass of cava?) calmed us right down. The next day, we had an issue w/ our tickets to the Alcazar, and Jose helped us retrieve them, too. Our bathroom was beautiful, but the floor of the shower was very slippery. We informed the front desk, and they sent someone to our room when we were out. My younger daughter, who does not speak much Spanish, let him in, but did not understand what he was saying. He proceeded to pantomime someone slipping. She woke up our older daughter, who speaks more Spanish, and said a man with a clipboard was in the living room. She told him: "Mi padre es loco," he laughed and put some non-slip strips down in the shower. Great stay.

Excellent stay at this small, charming, intimate boutique hotel in a great location of Seville…read more Close walking distance to all the major sites you will see such as The Cathedral, Real Alcazar, Plaza Espana, Setas and more. Ton of nearby restaurants and bars, yet in a secluded street away from the noise. Live musical entertainment every night at 7:30PM in the courtyard. Solid breakfast buffet with eggs, pancakes, cereal, fresh fruits and juices, smoked salmon and more. Nicely appointed rooms with impeccable customer service. Would not hesitate to stay here again.

The Royal Palace is probably better fitting words than the Royal Castle. It is a nice palace to…read morevisit while in Seville. I did not know that the word "alcázar" comes from the Arabic word al-qaṣr, which means "castle" or "palace". It is a huge palace and need more than an hour to explore different areas. So many hidden areas to explore. You can get a ticket from this link and was about $16. https://alcazarsevilla.org/prepara-la-visita/

Beautiful buildings and gorgeous gardens, but not much else for €12 a pop. We saw pretty much…read moreeverything in less than an hour and a half. Not much else to say really, so this will be an uncharacteristically short review. CombatCritic Gives Royal Alcazar A Very Average 5 Bombs Out Of 10 ... More Bombs Are Better!

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

Had an excellent stay here. The service was the standout. Everyone we encountered was so friendly…read moreand helpful. They cleaned our room daily and gave turndown service each evening. They also brought us a welcome gift which I thought was so kind. The room was comfortable and spacious. This hotel is also in a great location. Walkable to many restaurants, shopping and local attractions. We will definitely be staying here again in the future!

The stay would have been fine if they did the right thing. So we stayed here for 3 nights and we…read morehad purchased some pants from Zara just 1 item. We left it in our room and when we got back, the bag was gone. They investigated and said that through the cameras, they cannot prove that their housekeeper took the shopping bag. We had 2 shopping bags, one was trash and the other was the pants. Both were gone. We assumed she got confused and thought that they were both trash. After 2 days, they said they cannot prove that she took it so we are out of that loss. And if we wanted to make a police report we could but that there was no way they can compensate the missing cost. It was only $40 that we were asking for and they couldn't do that. Super disappointing. She kept saying to check our bags, that it may be in there somewhere. Never again staying here.

Absolutely fantastic experience. The location is amazing, service is perfection and the entire…read morestaff goes above and beyond expectations. Special shout out to Alberto, who truly went out of his way to help us when we had a hiccup in our travel plans. Thank you Hotel Casa 1800, we did not want to leave!

Our stay was magical from beginning to end. Casa 1800 is beautiful, comfortable, historic, and…read moresuper clean. The staff is friendly and helpful. The buffet is very nice. Don't miss the rooftop patio for great views of Seville. You'll be ideally located for attractions and dining. I didn't want to leave. Just perfect.

This is one of the most unique hotels I have had the pleasure of staying. My husband and I spent…read moreone night in Sevilla in October and he picked the hotel because he had visited the city previously. Once we arrived in Sevilla, it was pretty easy to find. We dropped off our rental at the airport and hopped on the bus that took you into the city. We got off at the San Sebastian stop and walked with our suitcases a few blocks up to the hotel. I also liked that it was walking distance from many of the sights we wanted to check out. We were able to walk to a Flamenco show, the Real Alcazar and the Cathedral. We also took some scooters to Plaza España. The hotel itself was more so a blocks of rooms in a neighborhood square connected with a labyrinth of courtyards and gardens. The rooftop was really neat, too. There are different levels where you can lay out in the sun near people or more privately. There is a pool that looked neat but we didn't have enough time to get in before our show. The hotel itself is clearly very old (by American standards at least) but well preserved and beautiful. The hotel piano bar in the second floor is a must see, too. Don't miss it! The rooms were surprisingly modern. The bathroom was very spacious. The bed was a little firmer than I would have liked but it wasn't a deal breaker by any means. I would definitely stay at this hotel again!

About as good a base from which to explore Seville as possible. The most stressful part was finding…read morethe place in my rental car down very narrow streets. I was grateful for the valet parking, not so much by the €25 a day charge. The building itself seems to be a collection of buildings spread around a number of internal and external courtyards. Our room was accessible via a long and twisty underground tunnel that stretched for at least 300m passing the spa, various bric a brac bits and pieces, statues, fountains, peculiar display areas that may, or may not, have been shops or small boutiques. I've no idea. It's almost impossible to describe how bizarre and yet how charming it all was. After a while, though, I have to confess it became a bit of a schlepp. Our room was small but the bed was extremely comfortable with a queen size bed and a decent sized, well provisioned, en-suite bathroom. A piano bar on the first floor was both elegant and comfortable and we repaired there each evening after dinner in one of the fabulous restaurants within walking distance. The hotel also opened out onto a small plaza with plenty of outdoor bar and coffee options throughout the day and into the night. A couple of minutes away was the Cathedral and Alcazar as were numerous shops, bars, restaurants and ice cream parlours (a must). I have no hesitation in recommending this hotel for a stay in Seville but leave the car at home,

This hotel is gorgeous. They literally transformed an old palacial home. Built for royalty! The…read morerooms were comfy and well decorated. The shower was a little confusing, but nothing we couldn't handle lol. Amenities include a fully stocked fridge with cava and beer. And other snacks. The roof top bar with the plunge pool provides a prime lookout to view the city. Check out the sunset views! The location is pretty convenient. Just a 10-15 min walk to the major attractions of Alcazar and the Cathedral. The service was very pleasant, friendly, and helpful. From the time we checked in and offered us cava/champagne, to the tour they gave us of our room, to helping us book a flamenco reservation, they were always ready to help. I liked that the hotel also provided a list of restaurants they recommend. We tried a few of them and they didn't let us down! 10/10 would stay here again if in Seville.

Great hotel with friendly service. Check out the rooftop at night for amazing views of Seville…read more Breakfast is awesome too!

This is a gigantic hotel located within a walking distance of Palaza de España (which we found to…read morebe very charming and surprisingly w/o entry fees). Their breakfast buffet is truly amazing and despite a large number of suites, it never felt crowded. Very attentive and friendly wait staff - made sure the buffet stations were replenished timely.

Melia Sevilla Hotel is a great hotel option when you are staying in Sevilla,Spain. The back of the…read morebeautiful España Plaza is literally on the corner across the street. It was very convenient to take in the sights of the Espana Plaza. Other sites and restaurants are anywhere from a one to fifteen minutes walk away depending on what your interests are. The breakfast in the hotel is awesome as there are many options to choose from hot/cold options, various breads/pastries and various fruits/vegetables. The only disappointment we experienced at the Melia Sevilla Hotel was in the onsite restaurant, Quimera for dinner. Although the food is very good, their spontaneous appetizer option was offered in a forced payment manner. The first visit for dinner we were served croquettes by a waiter as a complimentary appetizer and we said we ordered croquettes, he stated these are complimentary. However, on the bill there was a $7.50 charge for 3 small croquettes that we did not request as we had placed an order of croquettes as part of our dinner option in which we received six in the dinner order. Ok, you thought we would have learned our lesson and we did. On our second visit for dinner, another friend joined us who accepted a piece of bread, but the three of us from the previous visit stated we didn't want bread as we ordered dinner options that included bread "chicken and waffles"...which are by the way very good. Again when the bill came, we were charged $10.00 as if each person received bread although only one person accepted "a" piece of bread from the waiter. We could understand if they placed a bread basket on the table with enough bread for each person to charge each person for bread "provided." But NO, they have a RIDICULOUS policy that if one person receives one piece of bread from the waiter, they charge the entire party for a piece of bread. We are so grateful that our fourth guest refused the "FORCED APPETIZER" due to the waiter literally plopping the appetizer onto the table without us asking for it and describing it as spicy which our guest does not like. Therefore, the waiter retrieved the appetizer from the table and no additional fee was charged this time as the rest of the party also refused the "FORCED APPETIZERS." Unfortunately, on our last evening in town, we declined to dine in the Quimera restaurant onsite which based on the lateness of the day would have been convenient and we dined elsewhere in the city.