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Hostal Plaza Santa Cruz offers free Wi-Fi in all areas, free luggage storage and free safe at reception desk. The guest house is 6 minutes’ walk from the Cathedral of Seville.
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Hotel Patio de las Cruces has an ideal setting in Seville’s Jewish Quarter, a 10 minute walk from the city’s cathedral. It features free Wi-Fi access and a traditional Andalusian patio.
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Ayre Sevilla is across from Seville’s Santa Justa Train Station and the bus stop for Seville Airport. It features a seasonal outdoor pool, a gym and free Wi-Fi access.
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H10 Corregidor Boutique Hotel is set in central Seville, 15 minutes’ walk from the cathedral. Built around a typical Andalusian patio with a fountain, it features free WiFi and free gym access.
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Located next to Plaza España in central Seville, Hotel Meliá Sevilla boasts impressive avant-garde design. It offers a seasonal outdoor pool, and rooms with a pillow menu and plasma TV.
Seville was highly rated for history by 1,058 guests from the United States!
Hot by Day, Hotter by Night
Seville is a city that lends itself perfectly to just wandering around and soaking up the atmosphere. And there is plenty of atmosphere to soaked up.
People watching is very much a pastime here, and all over Seville restaurants teem with well-heeled locals enjoying a laid-back coffee or cerveza under the shade of a citrus tree.
The city also has its fair share of must-see sights. At the top of the list is Plaza de España whose monumental, semi-circular building is elaborately decorated with Andalusian tiles. Also typically Andalusian is the Seville Bull Ring, though what goes on inside may not be to everyone’s taste. The resting place of Christopher Columbus, UNESCO World Heritage-listed Seville Cathedral is an awe-inspiring structure whose vast vaults provide welcome relief from the heat of the day.
But it’s after dark that things really start to heat up. Streets pulse to the rhythm of flamenco, and with more bars per inhabitant than anywhere else in Europe, there’s no shortage of choice for nightlife.
Just on the outskirts of the city is Seville Airport. Public transport from here provides easy access to the array of Seville hotels, guest houses and apartments that Booking.com has to offer.
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Just walking around and seeing a few sights was fun.
Just walking around and seeing a few sights was fun. The Jewish quarters are quaint. It’s best to eat at recommended restaurants as the tourist trap restaurants are poor quality. We enjoyed a flamenco dance lesson and a live flamenco show as well.
Anonymous
United States of America
8.0
There is history, culture, a lively street scene, plenty of...
There is history, culture, a lively street scene, plenty of shopping and food choices. The cathedral and alcazar are highlights along with flamenco and, for those who enjoy it, bull-fighting. Tips—take your own self-guided tour or use a good guide as Rick Steves recommends. We paid extra to have an English language guided tour of the alcazar, and it wasn’t worth it. We couldn’t hear or understand much of what he said. Our experience in the cathedral was better because we read about it as we walked along and located things that were mentioned. One word of caution: the streets are narrow and winding, they change names every block or so, and street names can be difficult to see. The place is so charming that you won’t mind too much, but be prepared for some confusion.
Harold
Canada
10
A city not full of itself.
A city not full of itself. Sees each visitor as unique and people are overtly welcominging often stopping you in the street to help if you look lost or confused. A wonderfully relaxed after business hours restaurant and bar scene. Cannot recommend it enough.
Katherine
United States of America
10
Two nights in Sevile plus
Two nights in Sevile plus
Part of the next day are about right. The cathedral and alcazar and a flamenco show were highlights as well as the new wooden mushroom shaped plaza. Great general atmosphere.
Anonymous
Romania
10
a remarcable city with spectacular buildings and history...
a remarcable city with spectacular buildings and history brought forward to date... both the old city of Seville and over-the-river island of Triana have winning points
... great place for biking and walking... also some big failure "artisti/ futuristic" projects can also be witnessed, or avoided, in Triana
Andrea
United States of America
10
Seville was fabulous.
Seville was fabulous. What a beautiful and elegant city. People were friendly and helpful. Food was fantastic. Went to a Flamenco show at the Flamenco Museum. Fabulous. The horse drawn carriages are so atmospheric. Lots of things to do. Day trip to Cordoba is doable and highly recommended.
“Staff is friendly, I have great time in Seville.
Location is perfect, I could walk to tourist point in old town. When I late, I can go back to hostel, take a rest then go outside again.”
“Location: in the old town pedestrian access only. Everything is close by. The hotel is upper end, very good service, great breakfast and attentive staff.”
“The comfortably sized apartment had every facility needed. Very good Wifi.. It is beautifully situated in the old town, with a delightful cafe next door. Parking is not far away, and you can park in the square nearby recommended by the management (even though signs suggest not to!), walk to the apartments, and your luggage will be collected, and you'll be taken to the nearby parking garage. The apartment is walking distance to the beautiful attractions Seville has to offer. Highly recommended.”
“Stayed at Hotel Rey Alfonso X for 4 nights and it was fantastic. We stayed in the newer section of the hotel and weren't disappointed. The room was a great size with a large bathroom, living room area and the...”
“This is a great place to stay. Right on Plaza Nueva, close to heaps of the places you would want to visit in Seville and the staff are very very helpful”
“The hotel is a maze of alleys and hallways and patio's. Really a reflection of the Sevilla atmosphere! The staff is so friendly. The beds are great. We just loved it here.”
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