Hostels in Andalusia, Spain

Great location, space and cleanliness definitely puts you at ease as it is a hostel (I was in the 14 bedder). I would definitely recommend for anyone who wants to be in the centre.  I read the reviews about social events before booking and saw, after experiencing myself, it’s not the hostel’s fault. A lot of the guests are either very quiet/ not interested in socialising beyond their group or their own. I was told to be quiet by an older guest in the kitchen and had to remain quiet…I found it strange but no fault to the hostel.

Despite a slightly unpleasant incident, I still want to leave a review. The kitchen is well-stocked with cutlery and pots. I stayed in an 8-bed dorm that had a hairdryer, a desk, and a separate washbasin. There are large and small lockers for each person, but you need to bring your own lock. The bathroom is private, located inside the room, and it's tiny, really tiny. There are many extra charges; luggage storage is 5 euros, and buying a lock is also 5 euros. There's a large rooftop terrace with drying racks, and the room also has a mini balcony.

The location is fantastic! The cathedral and palace are right next door, just a few minutes' walk away. Seville is quite small overall, so even Plaza de España isn't far on foot, and the walk itself is scenic. I stayed here for four days, and除了往返机场, I could walk everywhere else, which was perfect for exploring. The facilities meet the general standards for a European hostel – no major issues. The front desk staff were very warm and friendly, as were my roommates. If I had to pick a flaw, it would be that the guardrail on the top bunk was a bit short; I felt a little uneasy the first night, worried I might fall off, haha. But overall, it was a really great stay. Seville is truly amazing and definitely makes it into my top 5 European cities!

I love the hostel. The staff is really friendly and nice. They are helpful for the first timer and guides well. The capsule is comfortable and unique experience. The bathroom have all you needed; shampoo, body lotion, body shower etc. The most important thing is the toilet has bidet. The pantry amenities is good and well maintained.

It's a good hotel newly renovated and in a great location. The window is very special (perhaps inherited from the building itself) which blocks the noise from the street really well. Though i really want to love the hotel but your neighbors matter a lot. You could literally hear every word, get to know the gossip they're talking about and enjoy the music with them whole night just by lying on your bed. Also, luggage deposit will change you 3 euro.

When I arrived the AC was broken and at the check in the staff didn’t mention it. It has been broken for 4 days (as you can also read from other reviews). We had to sleep with 30 degrees in our room. Just crazy. If they told me right at the check in I would have looked for another hostel. Besides that: Pros: hostel is clean, new and the location is good. Cons: besides few people (there’s a Brazilian receptionist very nice) the staff is not really attentive to people that come in and out. So when you leave your bag in the storage room, is not really safe. (The lockers system is also broken right now). For example I just came in and took back my bags and nobody even realized it. I think this is something that could easily be improved.

I requested a quiet room when booking, but we ended up right above a nightclub (extremely noisy from 11 PM to 6:30 AM), with shouts, screams, and so on. 125€ per night, five nights without sleep: this is a hotel for party-goers. Very disappointed. Breakfasts were decent, but the breakfast area itself was in a deplorable state (dirty bench, floor patched with tape). The staff were pleasant and attentive though.

It’s a decent hostel in terms of hygiene and amenities, and the owner welcomed me professionally. However, it could be a lot better as I was placed in a dormitory with some highly unpleasant characters who were extremely noisy and stank of vile ******** and disgusting stale sweat. Worse still, no rules about noise were enforced by the night receptionist as people were watching TV and having loud phone conversations after midnight in the common area. I’m sure you can a do a lot better — if you don’t see a problem with the noise late at night and people standing outside your entrance smoking ********, then please market yourself as a party hostel and I’ll choose somewhere else to stay to get a good night’s sleep.

This was the best hotel I stayed at during my two-month trip! It has a very spacious courtyard! The rooms and downstairs relaxation area are both very spacious, including the upstairs kitchen and terrace. The kitchen has multiple stoves and is fully equipped! You can also choose to buy breakfast. The rooms are spacious, and there's a shelf by the bed for personal belongings—so thoughtful! They even added curtains for excellent privacy! It was cleaned very thoroughly every day! Highly recommended for everyone traveling!

The hotel's location is excellent, within walking distance to most major attractions like the Metropol Parasol and the Cathedral. The hotel breakfast is decent, and at only 5.5 euros, it's quite affordable. However, the selection isn't very extensive. If you have the energy to venture out, I wouldn't recommend eating here. You can easily find cheaper and more unique breakfast options elsewhere in Seville. The hotel is located in a very quiet area, and having a private bathroom in the room is convenient. Whether you get a good night's sleep really depends on your luck, though. I happened to visit during the April Fair, and my roommates consistently returned at 3, 4, and 5 AM every night, making it impossible to maintain a normal sleep schedule. Also, I recommend bringing your own hangers, as the front desk doesn't have any to lend. I was surprised when I asked if guests ever needed to wash and hang underwear, and the front desk responded that people only stay for a few days and don't need to wash their underwear. That revelation truly shocked me for a good five minutes. 🥲