Hostels in Andalusia, Spain

Not far from Plaza de Toros de la Maestranza, ~30 minutes from Plaza de España. The staff is very kind and friendly. All is clear, thank you to cleaning staff. There is nice kitchen (but is closed from 23:59 till 8:00) like reception (8:00 - 22(~23) You can buy breakfast (8-10 :00 ~4 €). There is a nice terrace upstairs. It's no free towel. The washroom near the room for women doesn't work. It was not comfortable to use the shower. No private space and no space for personal things. You need to push the button constantly. It's absolutly bad. There is a steep staircase.

Free towel and shower gel provided. Free luggage storage before check-in and after check-out. Very good hairdryer (borrow from front desk). Very helpful front desk. Have stayed here for four nights. But not all rooms have comfy beds, some mattresses sink slightly in the middle. But some are great, so it’s a bit of luck.

A stylish hotel, conveniently located just off an alley next to Granada Cathedral. The staff were friendly and welcoming, and the common areas were very spacious. They reportedly host regular rooftop parties, which would be great for social butterflies, though there's an extra charge to attend. The buffet breakfast had a limited selection and the taste was average, but it was enough to fill you up. The coffee was awful, but for only 6 euros, it's incredibly good value. A nice touch was the complimentary box of drinking water provided on the first day of our stay. Luggage storage is free on your check-in day, but there's a 3-euro charge for storing bags after check-out.

Seldom do I leave comments but this accommodation is exceptionally good that I had to leave a recommendation. Stylish place, cozy bed, friendly staff, tidy kitchen and common area (with sparkling water on tap!!), great community and free workshops and events everyday! Hands down the best hostel experience I had in my life. Thank you team, looking forward to visiting Seville and the place again in the near future.

The hygiene, environment, and service were all excellent. However, the bunk bed was too low; you couldn't sit upright on the bottom bunk. There was only one chair in the room, but I think that's fine. The light in the bathroom was sound-activated, and since it was a wet room (shower and toilet combined), it would turn off quickly while using the toilet or showering. Especially during a longer shower, I had to reactivate the sound sensor 7 or 8 times.🙂↕️

Good morning! This is one of the most beautiful places, very clean, and the service is excellent. A truly wonderful place in every way. I'm so happy! 😊 Thank you all! 😘👍

Location wise is excellent, in central and close to a bus station. Private bathroom for each room is a plus instead of one centralized bathroom for all. There is also a common space downstairs. Staff are gorgeous. A cafe is also downstairs if anyone fancy a breakfast or dinner. The hostel is also a host of many activities.

Looks good on the surface, but there's absolutely nothing there. I knew there weren't individual curtains for each bed, but there aren't even individual lights. Someone turned off the lights and went to sleep at 9 PM, so I had to use my flashlight to get around. There's only one power outlet, and no USB ports. The hangers in the locker for the bunk beds are too high; it's difficult for an average-height woman to use them. It's winter, and I have a lot of clothes to hang... Ugh. I only stayed one night, so I just left them as is. The washbasin has no door, and it's a motion-sensor light, so you have to turn it back on repeatedly while washing your face and brushing your teeth. The shower room door has an open space above it. This means your shower routine and sensitive sounds are broadcast for free (yikes!). It was so uncomfortable that I just wanted to quickly wash my hair, but there was only a rain showerhead, so I gave up and left. Since it's a rain shower, Koreans bringing shower filters won't be able to use them. There's no hairdryer provided as standard. Seriously, just sleep here and nothing else... I have no idea why this place has high ratings. As for the location... Seville doesn't have much to see, and everything is walkable, so unless it's in an extreme outskirt, I don't really see any locational advantage.

The hostel is in a great location. Great amenities including a full kitchen, free tea, a seating area with couches and a large kitchen table to sit at. The beds are very confortable and the washrooms are clean and new. Staff are kind and very helpful. I wasn’t a fan of the company they used for activities and they didn’t have any « home » activities while I was there, probably since it’s off-season.

The hotel is very tidy and clean, with good facilities and in a busy area right in the centre. The staff are friendly super helpful, and the breakfast is a mini version of continental style, very good a good variety for a few days before becoming monotonous. The room is perfect if you want a private, quiet and comfortable place to sleep, but very small if you want more from it. Tip: get the bottom bed, you will have more space without the ladder, and no hassle to climb up (which was quite steep). I’ll definitely stay again.