Seville Hotels with Bars

I saw staff guiding foreigners to their rooms, even giving them flower rings upon check-in. Yet, for us Chinese guests, there was no guidance, no explanation of breakfast or Wi-Fi, and certainly no flower rings. After pre-checking in earlier, I was promised my luggage would be in the room, but when I returned exhausted in the evening, I still had to go down to the baggage area to find it myself. And don't even get me started on the long queues for check-in where not even a glass of water is offered. Forget comparing it to hotels in China; it can't even hold a candle to hotels in Cordoba, Madrid, or Barcelona. Besides the good location and interesting architecture, there's nothing else worth praising!

Great location! Right across from the train station, with a McDonald's and a large supermarket next door. You can catch a bus right across the street. They offer complimentary fruits, lemonade, gummies, and candies during afternoon check-in. Plus, free luggage storage is available.

• Room: Looks fine in photos but in reality, very dated (from the 80s?) - requires some serious modernization and renovation. My original room's aircon was dripping water and had to move to another one... • Common area/ ambience: The reception/ cafe area is like a hostel/dorm, not consistent with the Novotel brand/tier- thought I was in Ibis or something. • Location: Very convenient - next to the shopping centre, close to bus/tram station, about 20-30 min from key attractions in the Archivo de Indias

The hotel's location is absolutely fantastic, right next to the Royal Palace and the main cathedral. It's only a 15-minute walk to Plaza de España, and you can easily walk everywhere from here! Plus, you get beautiful views of the cathedral and the main street right from your window! The room has a private bathroom, which is very convenient for washing up and showering, and they clean the trash daily, so it's really tidy! There's an elevator and air conditioning, which honestly saved my life in 41-degree weather, haha! The only downside might be the lack of a curtain for the bed? But my roommates were all very considerate, so it wasn't a big issue. All in all, it far exceeded my expectations, super satisfied!

I stayed at this hotel for two nights. Overall, by Hilton or Garden Inn standards, this property falls somewhere in the average to slightly below-average range. However, if judged by a three-star standard, it is generally acceptable. The biggest issue was cleanliness. Upon entering the room on the night of check-in, I was shocked to find that the toilet had clearly not been cleaned, with visible waste left unflushed. This was extremely unpleasant and unacceptable. When I reported it to the front desk, I was told that housekeeping staff were no longer available after 4 p.m., and nothing could be done. This response reflected a clear lack of basic service standards. Service quality overall was fairly mediocre, especially during late check-in. The front desk staff were not particularly welcoming. At one point, when I was about to read a document before signing, I was interrupted and told to listen to the explanation first and sign afterward, which felt dismissive. Additionally, when I requested basic amenities such as a toothbrush, I was told to come down and collect them myself, as no delivery service was available. To be fair, the hotel does have some positives. The facilities are decent and generally meet four-star expectations, including amenities like a swimming pool (although the water was quite cold and not well temperature-controlled). The location is also convenient — while not in the city center, it is easy to reach major areas by taxi. In summary, the hardware and facilities are acceptable, but the cleanliness and service fall short. By Hilton or four-star standards, this hotel underperforms; by three-star standards, it is passable.

Despite a slightly unpleasant incident, I still want to leave a review. The kitchen is well-stocked with cutlery and pots. I stayed in an 8-bed dorm that had a hairdryer, a desk, and a separate washbasin. There are large and small lockers for each person, but you need to bring your own lock. The bathroom is private, located inside the room, and it's tiny, really tiny. There are many extra charges; luggage storage is 5 euros, and buying a lock is also 5 euros. There's a large rooftop terrace with drying racks, and the room also has a mini balcony.

good environment and room facilities , suitable location for travel , buy groceries and take buses

The facilities are perfect; the family room is very spacious and comfortable for families. It's clean and tidy. The hotel environment is beautiful. The front desk service is excellent, and check-in was quite fast. The hotel's surroundings are lovely, and it's not far from the attractions—the Metropol Parasol is just a 10-15 minute walk away. This is the most spacious, comfortable, and beautiful hotel we've stayed in during our trip. The slow pace of Seville can be leisurely enjoyed here for a few days; I absolutely love this 'Orange City'.

The hotel is quite large and has a pool, with a great ambiance. A bit disappointing though, as I arrived in the early morning and my booked twin room was unavailable! I had to switch rooms the next day. It's a good option if you're just looking for a hotel getaway. Both the breakfast and dinner buffets were plentiful. However, there aren't many commercial facilities around the hotel.

The apartment is spacious. The location is excellent as it is right in the old town. It was quite a experience to stay in an old building in a narrow street. The downside of staying in the bottom floor apartment is you hear noises from upstairs all the time such as walking, pulling a chair and dropping things on the floor etc. I also like to point out that the shower did not work very well. Hope it will be fixed for future visitors