Excellent location in Seville - 10 min walk to the Cathedral, 25 min walk to the Palaza de Espana. Perfect location for wandering the streets of Seville. Hotel was well appointed although the rooms are a little tired looking. The rooftop is AMAZING though. Pool, jacuzzi and a bar overlooking the rooftops of Seville and the cathedral. Highly recommend!

Great hotel, in a great location. Would highly recommend.

This hotel is way overpriced. The towels we were given were ripped and frayed. There was a tour group staying there when we also stayed there and there was not enough staff to serve breakfast. The only thing this hotel has got going for it is that both the top 2 attractions in Sevilla are within a 5-10 min walk.

Great location in the historic centre of Seville a short walk to the major attractions , tapas restaurants & bars. We received a warm welcome from the reception staff and were greeted with a room upgrade and a bottle of fizz for my daughter's birthday, a lovely gesture! Loved the musical theme and decor. The hotel consists of a number of interconnectiong buildings so there are a no. of steps and staircases. Breakfast was delicious and we enjoyed cocktails on the roof terrace watching the sunset with views of the cathedral. Clean rooms, quality linen ,comfortable beds & air conditioning. Fridge and tea & coffee making facility in the room, however as a tea drinker I would have liked more tea bags. (Took the airport bus to Prado de San Sebastian approx 10mins walk to hotel and return to airport by taxi). Lovely stay would recommend.

The location of this Hotel is amazing, right in the heart of the old town. Hotel was suffering several leaks due to the heavy rain. Having stayed in Granada and Cordoba a few nights previously where the staff could not do enough for us, I found the staff here a tad unhelpful.

Hotel s in a great location for the cathedral and restaurants and bars. My only complaint is the noise from within the hotel. Guests and the staff talk and move around and it can be heard everywhere. Now this may be an issue that can’t be solved due to the age and style of building.

We stayed here with my in-laws on a recent Seville trip. The property is very cute - several old building that have been combined together in the old Jewish quarter of the old city. It's a bit of a maze to get around but that is part of the fun! There are elevators in each building so it's accessible (great for my in laws). The standard rooms are on the smaller side (what you'd expect for many basic rooms in old towns in Europe, where space is at a premium. But they are clean and very nicely decorated. Our first room (standard) had a very nice patio (which is not always a given) which allowed us to leave the doors open and get some fresh air throughout the day. The beds are on the firmer side and in the regular room, finding an area to open a larger suitcase can be hard. We switched on our last day (due to availability) to a premium room - Lots of space there and we had a larger bed. The best part of this property is definitely the rooftop bar (which can be hard to find) . If you find the right elevator that goes all the way up to the third floor, you will find a small pool, a jacuzzi and a bar - all with view of the cathedral and the giralda. It's designed mostly for people staying at the hotel so it doesn't have that crazy busy feel that so many rooftop bars have. It was lovely! We had breakfast for two mornings there and the breakfast is substantial - everyone gets the same thing, but it is not buffet. Pastries, eggs, yoghurt, tea/coffee. Quite good!

Absolutely loved this hotel. The entire hotel was so unique with all the mosaic tiles and instruments everywhere. The room was huge. It’s the biggest hotel room I’ve ever stayed in in Europe. They give you robes and slippers and leave you candy on your bedside table. The location was great and convenient to walk to all the big sites.