Hotel Las Casas de la Juderia

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.

Great location; friendly staff; stunning hotel decor based around Roman and Moorish themes; comfortable room

Great location and excelllent value for the price

Very firm on 2 pm check-in time and even thren room was not ready

Thia is an astonishing hotel, with its amazing collection of courtyards, pools, and wonderful flowers. The room (incl. bathroom) was excellent, the breakfast (try the crepes!) delicious, the staff pleasant and efficient. The location, a couple of minutes' walk through the Santa Cruz barrio to the Alcazar andthe cathedral, was terrific.

A slightly surly and unhelpful person at reception when I first asked about room availability

It was a great place with a good location. We would stay there again.Jay B

The hotel is comprised of 18 former private homes connected by interesting passages and open corridors filled with pots and pots of plants. It has such an old Andaluz charm about it with hints of a Moro past. We had a delightful room just below the rooftop pool, easily, we could have gotten lost on our way up to our room but we were accompanied by a porter who was very informative and friendly. The rest of the staff appeared eager to assist. Enjoyed a relaxing facial & massage in the spa. Overall, charming hotel to which we will return for sure!

Absolutely not enough seating on the roof terrace; only uncomfortable wooden seats if no available loungers as well. Overall, roof terrace was big disappointment - has good sized pool with a single dangerous slippery access point for which they had actually bothered to put a warning sign but had done nothing to prevent someone from slipping, clearly dangerously for children/seniors, well anyone actually. No pool staff around, not even a hint of enough of comfortable seats. Pool was closed for season on 30 Sep. in a city that remains warm enough for a pool thru early Nov. Spa could use better mgmt. signs as when the spa reception was closed temporarily, they did not bother to inform anyone via signage, i.e. - "Back in 40 minutes" .

Fabulous place to stay for a treat

needed more sun beds and to open pool area earlier

Lovely Interior Spaces

Unable to get hydromassage tub to work in spite of several requests.