MELIÁ Hotels in Seville

It's very convenient to get to various attractions. However, Ctrip's website shows 21-26 square meters, but it is actually as small as 15 square meters at most. You don't need to choose this hotel in the future. It was more than 1,400 when I ordered it, which was not cost-effective.

This hotel was the nicest, most chic hotel I've ever stayed in! I would come back just to stay in the hotel. All ibis Styles have a unique look and feel to them, and this one was perfect. Very stylish but in an accessible and comfortable way, I loved the mural by the lifts and all the cute scallop details. My friend and I stayed in a twin room with 2 single beds which was fairly compact but well presented. Our room faced the main road so we could hear a little traffic noise throughout the night but nothing too bad. Walk in shower was huge, although we did have the smell of sewage come up on occasion. Our stay had breakfast included, which we wouldn't have booked if there was an option without, but the buffet options were very varied (suitable vegetarian options) and it set us up well for each day of exploring the city. The rooftop pool was on the smaller side but perfectly fine to use, if a little on the colder side as not heated. Plenty of sun loungers and parasols to go around, with a really large covered seating area adjacent to the pool and next to the bar as well. There is a courtyard on the ground floor too that was really pretty to sit in. My friend and I had 4 days in Seville which was the perfect length of time to explore. The hotel is a little out of the main hustle and bustle of the city, but a 20min walk will take you right into the thick of it. On our last day we hired docking bikes which was such a good idea - Seville felt very safe to cycle in as there are dedicated cycle lanes and also a good way to explore the Maria Luisa park and ride along the river. There is a docking station right opposite the hotel. We took the bus to and from the airport which was very convenient, the buses ran quite frequently and it cost €4 each way so relatively cheap too. Overall, the hotel was really great and I'd recommend it to anyone looking for a Seville city break!

It should be the best hotel in Seville. It has an excellent location, very close to the palace and church, and surrounded by the business district. The hotel itself belongs to Marriott's Luxury Collection brand. It was built by Alfonso XIII for the World Expo. It has a strong historical atmosphere and the elevator is very unique. The room itself is also very good, with good furnishings, comfortable beds and bathrooms. The supplies are all from selected brands, and there are no shortcomings except that there is no separate shower; the breakfast is rich and tastes good. It is self-service. There is a dedicated hot food chef in the left channel facing the dining table, who can make omelette and omelettes. And so on; luggage handling when checking in, luggage storage and taxi calling when leaving the hotel were all smooth; a final reminder: since this hotel is a well-known luxury hotel in the local area, it will be considered a wealthy person, so be careful when taking a taxi. The driver will charge you more. I came from the airport and used the meter for around 28 euros, but the driver charged me 35 euros. Please be careful.

There is a room at noon, breakfast with bananas and other fruits, and Spanish pork, raw, but tastes good. It's best to take a taxi to the hotel. It takes about 8-9 euros from the train station to the hotel. If you take bus 21, it costs 1.4 euros per person. Uneven. The hotel is very close to the cathedral, which is the center of Seville's old town, with attractions and food nearby. The picture is the style of the hotel hall, outdoor garden, and lobby.

I recently had the opportunity to stay at a hotel and would like to share my review based on several aspects. Firstly, the hotel’s location was superb, earning a perfect score of 5. Being situated right next to the subway station made it incredibly convenient for transportation and exploring the city. The service provided by the hotel staff was exceptional, deserving another top score of 5. They were attentive, friendly, and always ready to assist with any inquiries or requests. Their warm and welcoming approach enhanced my overall experience. When it came to cleanliness, the hotel maintained a pristine environment, earning yet another perfect score of 5. The rooms and common areas were immaculate, reflecting a high level of hygiene and attention to detail. Regarding amenities, the hotel offered a satisfactory experience, earning a score of 4. While the shampoo and lotions provided were of good quality, it is worth noting that the overall facility was showing signs of age. However, this did not significantly detract from the overall comfort and enjoyment of the stay.

Very good hotel; calm and very pleasant environment. To highlight the decoration, comfort, cleanliness and of course! customer service. Good insulation of the rooms. Full breakfast and taking care of every detail. The people who work there (both Álvaro in Reception, as well as the ladies in the breakfast room,...), do their job in an excellent way and it is perceived at all times that they want to give customers the best care for their well-being. Thank you all!!! I'll definitely be back.

I was travelling alone and have mobility issues so I need a hotel easy to navigate - whilst the hotel is slightly out of the center it is easy to reach by bus car or taxi plus is near to the airport The hotel is clean modern and welcoming - staff were extremely helpful offering advice about the up coming taxi strike and all the options - there are a couple of shops nearby if needed as well as a small selection of products available in the lobby Rooms are comfortable light and airy plus plenty of space I would recommend the hotel

We stayed overnight en route to Portugal, parking was easy (€16 per night). Our room wasn’t ready when we arrived at 3:30ish, so we had to wait for 20 minutes in reception. They mentioned a ‘free welcome drink’ to compensate but it never transpired. The interior decor of the communal areas was beautifully done, and there were nice touches for the kids like toys and a giant connect 4. Room was clean, apart from a hair in the bath, it appeared that a few more members of cleaning staff wouldn’t go far amiss. Beds comfy, although lots of noise from the corridors from passing guests. Breakfast was good, they kept insisting that it was better to arrive earlier, which we did, but it wasn’t massively packed during the 9-10am timeslot which came with a ‘red warning’ according to the posters in the lifts (the lift wait was a little long in peak times incidentally). I feel that the emphasis should be placed on ensuring correct staffing for high traffic times, rather than trying to manipulate the guests to suit. We didn’t go into the centre this time, but would probably look for a cheaper option for a stopover next time, as it wasn’t worth the price tag.