Hostels in Andalusia, Spain

It's a good hotel newly renovated and in a great location. The window is very special (perhaps inherited from the building itself) which blocks the noise from the street really well. Though i really want to love the hotel but your neighbors matter a lot. You could literally hear every word, get to know the gossip they're talking about and enjoy the music with them whole night just by lying on your bed. Also, luggage deposit will change you 3 euro.

Despite the continuous stay, he cleaned the perfect room and made up separately Location is perfect

The environment is super interesting! It felt very pink and colorful, a vibrant place to stay. The hygiene was alright, but the ventilation was excellent. It's located on a street in the core scenic area of Seville. There's a free bus, but finding and taking it might be a bit inconvenient. Met some Italian girls heading south to Gibraltar. Hostel interactions are truly the happiest moments.

The hostel is centrally located, close to the cathedral, beach, train/bus station, also surrounded by restaurants & stores. Reception service was great-fast check-in, loved that they let us leave our luggage there while we explored because we arrived super early. Super accommodating, as soon as our room was ready they let us have access way before the check-in time. It’s clean and has everything you need for a decent stay. A couple of things are a little old & require an upgrade like the shower head didn’t stay on the holder and the toilet seat would move. Aside from that, no complaints.

The hotel's location is excellent, within walking distance to most major attractions like the Metropol Parasol and the Cathedral. The hotel breakfast is decent, and at only 5.5 euros, it's quite affordable. However, the selection isn't very extensive. If you have the energy to venture out, I wouldn't recommend eating here. You can easily find cheaper and more unique breakfast options elsewhere in Seville. The hotel is located in a very quiet area, and having a private bathroom in the room is convenient. Whether you get a good night's sleep really depends on your luck, though. I happened to visit during the April Fair, and my roommates consistently returned at 3, 4, and 5 AM every night, making it impossible to maintain a normal sleep schedule. Also, I recommend bringing your own hangers, as the front desk doesn't have any to lend. I was surprised when I asked if guests ever needed to wash and hang underwear, and the front desk responded that people only stay for a few days and don't need to wash their underwear. That revelation truly shocked me for a good five minutes. 🥲

The overall environment is good, but the bunk beds creak. As long as you turn over, the bed will make a noise, which affects your sleep. Although there is a curtain, the upper and lower bunks can still see each other. Because it is a youth hostel, the staff is mixed, and there are people coming in and out in the middle of the night. The only consolation is that the service of the front desk staff is quite good.

Hôtel correctement décrit et en adéquation avec l'annonce. Propre. Calme.

A really nice place with food staff and activities everynight such as free Sangria, dinner for 5 Euros snd breakfast for 3 Euros and Pub crawls and also Volleyball sometimes. I recommend going

We booked a private double room at this hostel. The location is excellent in the middle of the town centre. The room is very basic with basic amenities, so don't expect too much. The toilet and shower are shared with others but still okyish. Generally, this hostel is good value for money.

The staff were friendly, and the infrastructure was decent. For a single room, I had to strategically position my 24-inch suitcase to open it fully. My room faced a small street, which could get quite noisy until 2 AM sometimes.