San Gil

Very nice and convenient location. Parking is limited so we had to go outside with a 10min or so walk. Facilities are a bit old and requiring update.

The hotel is ok no way 4 star. First ever hotel that didn’t have room service. Very old school in its look and set up. The hotel seem like a cut and shut (one hotel added on to other) If you have any mobility issues like myself forget it there are lots of steps around the hotel and the ramps have seen better days. Plus the pool is only accessible from an added on steps the lift was locked. Even the hotel itself has 4 large steps. The saving grace is the staff very friendly. Location around 25mins from walk (am slow & hobble) from the centre or 6euro in a cab.

Nice hotel well located. Friendly and accomodating personal. Its clean and quiet... and on top of this you can head to the pool after a long walking day. Very happy with our 2 days stay!

Lovely hotel in the city center. Within the old city walls and 20 minutes walk from the tourist areas. Very friendly and helpful staff, and delicious breakfast. Allin all it exceeded my expectations for a hotel at this price, really good value, highly recommend it!

Overall great hotel in the heart of the historic Centre

An attractive hotel in a quiet area. Very clean and staff friendly. The courtyard at the centre of the hotel was a lovely space to eat, drink or relax and the reception area had a beautiful tiling. Food was fine although some dinner choices not available. Breakfast buffet choices were good, although surprisingly for Seville, the orange juice was very watery. There was a pool and nice sun terrace on the level below, but we didn't have time to use them. It is in the Macarena area just inside the old city walls. This is a more traditional area away from the centre mainly used by the locals and the road outside was very quiet. However we found it was very easy to walk to the centre. It took us about 15 mins to walk to Setas and from there you can cross to the main well known shops, then Cathedral, Alcazar etc - it all seems to be more or less a straight line and a pleasant walk which felt very safe. There are regular buses nearby but it was extremely hot when we went, so eventually we used a taxi a couple of times which was quite cheap. There were plenty of small bars/cafes and shops in the roads near to the hotel and it is a short walk to the Alameda de Hercules, a very large square with lots of restaurants, bars and play area which was very popular with the locals. There is an old local market hall nearby selling fresh produce and just by the city walls, the Macarena Church which houses their famous Macarena Madonna.