Hotel Las Casas de la Juderia

Localização central, estacionamento publico caro. Hotel com muito charme

Da concepção única na minha experiência de grande viajante de aproveitar 11 casas tradicionais, contíguas, para reformular um espaço de hotelaria. O aproveitamento da arquitectura local.

O acesso de auto,óvel é muito complicado no mês de Agosto. Deviam avisar os viajantes e recomendar o trajecto de acesso.

O Hotel é muito grande, porém acolhedor. Ficamos em um quarto amplo, confortável e perto da recepção, o que facilitou muito. A decoração do quarto integrada ao ambiente de restauração do próprio Hotel empresta um charme especial. O trabalho de restauração e integração das casas que compõem o Hotel é uma atração por si só. Vale a pena ler a história do hotel fornecida na recepção.

detestei o hotel. tanto que fiquei somente a primeira noite ( mesmo assim porque cheguei em Sevilla as 20:30 H e nao dava mais pra procurar outro. Esse hotel é uma propaganda enganosa, quando cheguei , tive que caminhar mais de 500m passando por vilas e tuneis até chegar ao meu quarto . Pra se ter uma ideia , o hospede recebe um mapa pra saber voltar do quarto para recepção.

Arquitectura, decoração, ambiente e serviço

a ideia de transformar casas de um bairro antigo num hotel de qualidade.

A descoberta do hotel que e um labirinto autentico cheio de romantismo e inacreditavel de beleza!

A decoração dos quartos é old fashion.

Hotel muito central. Perto de pontos turisticos importantes

Location in the city center! Wonderful authentic houses and a view.

My mattress was soft and very uncomfortable. The smell of not so good piping in the toilet.

The rooms are not comfortable

I liked the idea to build a hotel from at least 17 small houses tied with each other in a huge complex. All houses have different story dating back deep in Sevillas rich history and we found it amazing to stay so close to it. Fantastic idea, great place and perfect people and service. We simply loved it.

The location of the hotel, in the middle of the Juderia and off Sta Maria La Blanca, is excellent for atmosphere and walking to the main attractions. The layout was charming and certainly original...if a little confusing at first. We ate one night in the restaurant which was good, if a little slow in service as was the piano bar. Though both were charming in their decor and atmosphere.The Spa was also an unusual plus, located deep in the burrows.

The room was rather dark - a natural downside of facing in to a cute courtyard. The lighting in the room should have been better to help compensate. The easist route to get to reception or the main road was through the backsteets which, at certain times of the day, were well frequented by dog-walkers.....whose loved ones left their traces on the pavement making it a tricky walk to avoid the many little "packages" strewn on the street.

I've stayed all over the world and this hotel had more charm and class than one usually finds. It was an inspiring group of buildings with special courtyards and lovely piano music every evening. I highly recommend this hotel to everyone, and especially those interested in walking the streets of history in this old barrio.