San Gil

It was great!!! We have stayed for two days in November - Sevilla is an awesome city but even here it was nice to come back to hotel. White and green stylish room(№218), spacious bath with big mirror and a small balcony, flamenko dance with candles at evenings in patio - romantic and beautiful as all Spain. And friendly professional personel was very kind:))) Thanks a lot for these holiday! Vladimir&Maria

Very friendly and helpful staff in reception and a great location in the heart of one of Seville's most interesting quarters.

The people working at the hotel are very friendly. They provided us with a lot of information concerning the touristic attractions in Seville and the public transport. The room we stayed in was very comfortable and had a nice bed and a flatscreen tv. The bathroom was also very comfortable and the shower was great. The hotel is nicely located in the old part of town, half an hour walk from all the main attractions.

The breakfast was nice but it wasn't worth 10 euros.

Visited the city tourist sights, ate out in the local area to the hotel as well as in the city centre.

The Hotel was peaceful, tranquil and had that Spanish feel

Beautiful building, comfortable & clean rooms

The food was terrible - no facilities to eat in and what was there was obviously brought in. No cooking/chef on site. No tea/coffee making facilities in the rooms.

The delightful original building has been carefully integrated into a complex of more modern buildings - the rooftop pool, sundeck and cool shady patio garden were extra benefits in a very hot and humid Seville. The breakfast was excellent, the staff cheery and competent. However it seems the evening meal arrangements are a little hit-and-miss (not in quality) being dependent very much on demand. If enough diners appear, an extremely artistic flamenco duo perform. This is the real thing, not 'tourist', and some might find it too strong for their taste. Aficionados and others will find the silhouetted dancers under the patio's dark trees as evening falls quite magical.

I'd gladly re-book, on a return to Seville. But some will find the hotel too far - up to half an hour stroll - from the tourist hotspots (Cathedral/Giralda and Real Alcazar palace and gardens). Macarena is a slowly gentrifying part of the large 'old town' of Seville. Its main 'offer' is its Basilica; the Camera Obscura and Andalusian Parliament (pre-bookable guided tours available), both across the busy main road, and the local street life in the newly recreated Alameda of Hercules. For Seville's other delights the San Gil is less well placed. Nor is it better than fair value as one can doubtless pay less in Seville for broadly similar accommodation. Yet the charm and character of the place fully justify a premium.

Hotel is beautiful and well kept and clean. A lovely place and a decent restaurant.

Parking is non-existent and it takes 30 to 45 minutes to obtain your automobile. When persons book, you should send them detailed instruction about how to reach the hotel by car since the way is quite complicated to those new to Sevilla.

The hotel has a friendly staff and a nice pool on the roof. The room we had was clean and spacious. It's very easy that they have a parkingservice, because the streets in the surrounding of the hotel are very crowded and narrow.

the location is not very good, 20 minutes walk to the city centre, but taxi's are cheap (about 7 euro one way fare to the cathedral). It's quite difficult to find the hotel, and tom tom doesn't know all the oneway streets surrouning the hotel.

The hotel is situated in very good area. It's 30 min walk to the Cathedra and old city centre. Also aprox 309 min to the train station. If you know where the hotel is located its very easy to find it. THe atmosfere is really great, all the hotel staff is very friendly and helpfull. I definitely recomend that hotel. Good value for 4 star hotel.

First room we were given was extremely nice but the air condition was not working, the 1st alternative was alot smaller and smelt, the rom we eventually were given was again smaller, alot more pleasant to smell but above us on the roof there was some work building going on which made this room extremely noisy during the day. Also there was no mini bar in our room,

The courtyard was lovely and you can eat your meals in this area sheltered from the area around the hotel which isn't the nicest.

I thought some of the staff were very rude considering it is meant to be 4star. E.g. handing us the bill before we finished eating!...among other incidents. The air-conditioning in the rooms barely works. Also it is not the short walk it is advertised to be from the city centre.

Our first impression was that the lobby was quite nice and the room we got was quite spacious.

The hotel restaurant was outrageously expensive and of poor quality. In fact, my husband and I both got extremely ill after eating a $12. salad which consisted of a small bowl of lettuce floating on water with small cherry tomatoes and tuna. The horrid piped in music played loudly late into the evening. It was absolute torture! The other concern we had about this hotel is that it is very far from the main attractions.