Oasis Backpackers' Palace Seville

Really nice place and great hostel with activities to meet new people.

They not refund canceled booking

good location, nice people, clean place, highly recommended

Clean hostel, not much noise after 11pm well wasn't when I was their, bar is good and cheap for drinks, I would recommend the pub crawl staff very friendly and helpful, only thing I didn't like was each time u moved in the bed it creeked, location is good plenty places to go eat and have a drink

Pretty standard hotel, very clean. The shared room I stayed was pretty noisy. The sounds from the street were pretty loud during the night which woke me up. The bathroom was very clean and it was cleaned every day. The shower was pretty decent too. The hangout area on the 3rd floor is very good it was a shame we couldn’t use the pool in March. The breakfast menu is simple but the bagels are nice. The staff is very friendly and very helpful and the location is great I walked every where from the hostel. I would definitely stay here again.

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.