An ideal accommodation for youngsters backpacking through the city, La Banda offers basic comforts at budget-friendly prices. The hostel is clean, very well-maintained and has a quirky character that strikes a chord with the youth. Located close to the city center, this hostel has several touristy spots in its vicinity. Additionally, eclectic restaurants, bars and nightlife hideouts are also strewn around the property.
Set in a traditional Andalusian house in Seville’s Triana district, Backpackers Triana is just 150 metres from the River Guadalquívir. It has a charming rooftop terrace with hammocks, sofas and a hot tub. The air-conditioned rooms at the Backpackers feature tiled floors and simple décor. Each one comes with free Wi-Fi, private lockers and a shared bathroom. Guests have access to the shared kitchen. Staff at reception can provide information about what to see and do in Seville. You can also hire a bicycle at reception. The UNESCO World Heritage Sites of Seville Cathedral and the Alcázar Palace are around 15 minutes’ walk away. Betis Street, just 150 metres away, is a popular place to have a drink by the river.
Situated 500 metres from Seville Bus Station and close to Calle Sierpes, this modern hostel has a rooftop terrace with a swimming pool and city views. It offers a 24-hour reception and free Wi-Fi on the 3rd floor. The Oasis Backpackers' Palace Seville has spacious dorms and private rooms, each with a balcony. They all include free lockers, bed linen, and air conditioning. Guests can prepare meals in the shared kitchen of the Oasis Backpackers’ Palace. The hostel also has a café-bar and a barbecue on the terrace; and a breakfast is available at an extra cost. The Oasis is next to Seville’s Fine Arts Museum and 400 metres from Plaza de Armas Square, in the historic city centre. Seville Cathedral and the Alcazar are within a 15-minute walk.
Hesperia Sevilla may be modern but it is decorated in a comfortable, traditional style. You'll also find the new shopping area only five minutes from the old part of town and about 8km from the airport. The Nervion Plaza shopping center with its 20 cinema screens, shops and recreational facilities is close by.
Hotel Monte Triana is located in the famous Triana area of the city next to the Isla de la Cartuja where you'll find the Isla Mágica Theme park. It is only ten minute's walk away from the old part of the city and the main shopping district. It was built for the Expo 92 and all the rooms are decorated in a simple, classic style. Most of them face inwards with views on to the typical Andalusian courtyard. They are, therefore, very quiet and peaceful.
Built for the 1992 World Fair (Expo 92) next to the old train station Plaza de Armas; hence the name. The building where the hotel is located is one of the most avant-garde in the city, in the heart of downtown and easily accessible, being on a main street. It's just a few minutes from the Cathedral, the Reales Alcázares and the shopping district. All the rooms are fully equipped, offering maximum comfort and efficiency.
An ideal accommodation for youngsters backpacking through the city, La Banda offers basic comforts at budget-friendly prices. The hostel is clean, very well-maintained and has a quirky character that strikes a chord with the youth. Located close to the city center, this hostel has several touristy spots in its vicinity. Additionally, eclectic restaurants, bars and nightlife hideouts are also strewn around the property.
Only 15min from Seville, in the municipal district of Guillena, this typical Andalusian estate and inn was built around 1900. It was restored and converted into a hotel in 1991, while respecting the traditional architecture and decoration. Located on a hill close to the El Jergal Natural Park where you can enjoy a peaceful stay. All of the rooms have been decorated in a unique style with hand-painted furniture, tapestries.
Located 12k from Seville, heading towards Mérida, this estate belonged to the Queen Doña María de Molina in the 13th and 14th centuries. The fortress is the only rural construction near Seville that dates from this age. After its inauguration as a farm, it was made into a Hacienda Rural (Rural Estate) of renaissance style. It has become a model for other Rural Estates and urban homes in Seville.
This little one-star hotel is in a prime location next to the Plaza Nueva where you can also find the Town Hall - right in the city centre. It has been built out of the shell of a typical house that dates back to the beginning of the 20th Century. It was opened as a hotel in 1997. The façade and the main courtyard with its small reception area for guests are all that remain of the old house.
Set in a traditional Andalusian house in Seville’s Triana district, Backpackers Triana is just 150 metres from the River Guadalquívir. It has a charming rooftop terrace with hammocks, sofas and a hot tub. The air-conditioned rooms at the Backpackers feature tiled floors and simple décor. Each one comes with free Wi-Fi, private lockers and a shared bathroom. Guests have access to the shared kitchen. Staff at reception can provide information about what to see and do in Seville. You can also hire a bicycle at reception. The UNESCO World Heritage Sites of Seville Cathedral and the Alcázar Palace are around 15 minutes’ walk away. Betis Street, just 150 metres away, is a popular place to have a drink by the river.
This three-star hotel resides in the area known as Los Remedios, just five minutes' walk from the old part of the city. Modern rooms are decorated in a simple, classic style. Most of them face outwards and thus have a lot of natural sunlight. There is a small room for meetings that seats a maximum of 30 people. This hotel is in a perfect location for the Feria de Abril, as it is just a 5-minute walk to the area where the Feria takes place. There is also a café-bar and a dining room in the hotel.