Hotels near Toro de Osborne, Aljarafe

Lovely stay here. Juan Antonio the general manager is so helpful and the other lady at reception and they’re very friendly. The beautiful traditional hacienda is so well placed for the Donna’s National Park which is anmazing( never seen so many wild storks) and also Seville. We drove in once and then discovered the bus which is a stones throw away and takes you very quickly and cheaply into the city. Local restaurants and shops are very close in the village and parking was free in the surrounding streets..

this was absolutely one of the worst places I've invested money in. the staff was a pain and made small problems into something big. my friend and I ordered dinner at the hotel one evening - the food tasted of washing-up liquid. we went down to the restaurant and asked nicely if we could get our money back so we could buy another dinner. we were met with an angry no that it was not an option but that we could be allowed to order something else at the hotel, with the fear that it would again taste strongly of soap, we feared... we spent several hours explaining that the food here was not available to eat. however, we ended up getting the money back for the food after 4 hours.. in addition, their shower did not work optimally. the water changed from super cold to blazing hot. we didn't get a single proper bath the four days we spent there. the rooms were not properly cleaned and there was generally just incredibly bad service. NEVER order here - you will regret it. the pictures are deceiving and none of the fercilities were available NOTHING. biggest disappointment ever. have had better service and food at a hostel but this place is really not worth the money.

After our flight was diverted and we had to find a place to stay on our way between seville and portugal, we googled for a hotel that had good reviews, a restaurant and wasn't too far out of the way. We were so lucky to stumble upon this lovely little hotel. The restaurant was fantastic and the room was vey clean and comfortable. The shower water pressure was great. The only issue was the air conditioner didn't work. But we arrived at 10pm without a reservation and it wasn't hot or muggy. Just delightful.

We stayed at this hotel in the covid 19 pandemic so we were unable to use all of their facilities We were given a warm welcome when we arrived. Check in was quick and as they were unable to us their restaurant we were given a breakfast pack to put in the fridge in the room. Check out was quick and efficient. Due to the problems which were out of their control we had a pleasant night in a very comfortable room.

Stayed with my girlfriend for three nights here and could not be happier. The staff was extremely friendly and helpful. If you have the option to book a balcony room, we highly suggest it as the rooms face outward into a peaceful street. The room was more than big enough for the two of us. There is a highly rated coffee shop located in the lobby with a variety of foods as well. Additionally, there is a gallery on the fist floor above the lobby which is a great place to sit and enjoy your coffee in peace. Located in the middle of the shopping district, we enjoyed walking from store to store. The historic district and Alcazar are only a 10 minute walk from this location.

The cleaning was daily and excellent, the location is close to the most important sites in Sevilla and the attention of the receptionists to the questions was very effective, immediate and friendly. This hotel was the former headquarters of the CNT anarchist union and just when you doubt the corner, you will find the statue of Don Pepe Perejil, a singer who was dedicated to his art to accompany **** with the fingers tinting on glass vessels. The bar is located in front of the sculpture, which now reigns his son, offering Iberian jam covers. The hotel has a nice cottage in copper-smelted cortile and breakfast is a free extra courtyard (magazines or saunaes with a chocolate or coffee machine). The terrace is a good detail to take into account, especially for smokers.

Spent 3 nights here in late March for a trip to Seville. Seville is a really lovely place to visit, great historic sites and lovely scenery. I chose this hotel due to the price and the reviews were very positive online. There was also a shuttle into town, which I found appealing. When we arrived we found out that the shuttle bus was not in use and so buses were our only option. Thankfully the bus 37 was our way straight into the centre and was very regular and only €1.40 each way. If this had not been the case, I wouldn't recommend the hotel as its too far to walk and who wants to spend money on a taxi everyday. At the hotel and in Seville in general, I was so surprised to find that English language is not widely spoken or understood. I found myself struggling to ask for basic things. I e never had this issue elsewhere in Spain or the canary Islands, so I recommend you learn some basics before arriving. The room was sufficient and had a window facing the pool area. It was closed but way too cold anyways to use. The smart TV allowed us to watch YouTube because the TV channels weren't great. You can also watch netflix if you don't mind using your own account. The breakfast was initially in the restaurant on the ground floor and I think that was a one off as it was quiet, but thankfully the main area is upstairs and its a basic buffet set up with fried egg, streaky bacon, ham and cheese etc. The coffee from the espresso machine was fab, don't use the one where you press the button use the one with the pods. It wasn't that busy when we went so not overly loud but you can definitely hear through the walls if people are around. There's a mini fridge with nothing in it, but great to keep drinks you buy elsewhere. Lidl and a supermarket are close by. We didn't eat in for dinner as it closes at 4pm and opens at 8pm. Way too late. Be aware of siestas, Sundays everything more or less closed. We tended to stay in town all day and eat before heading back. I did see some places to eat nearby so there are some options but they open at 7pm. One thing about the bus. When you are coming back to hotel, press the bell just as you are coming up to the roundabout. There is no bus stop but the bus will stop. We ended up walking a bit on the first day coz we couldn't see a bus stop. From the airport you can get a bus to town and then jump on the 37 to the hotel. Just make sure you cross the road to get the 37. Hope this helps anyone travelling to the hotel.

I just returned to the UK from a weeks stay at TRH La Motilla. The hotel is extremely modern and clean as are the bedrooms. There is everything you could need in the rooms, aside from a hairdryer and kettle. I really liked the balcony and the birds singing everyday is such a lovely sound. The pool area is wonderful and often it was very quiet, this may have been time of year but we were extremely grateful for this. You can get towels for the pool from reception for a €10 deposit. We had half board and the food is delicious, plenty of options every morning and night, we love fish and there was always something for us. We also got food prepared for us two out of seven nights as they were preparing for functions in the main hall. This was 10/10, I want to say a special thank you to Sergio, the cook. He is an extremely talented chef! We were the only British people at the hotel too, which we liked and even though staff spoke little English (we know that English is not widely spoken in Seville) they made a lot of effort with us and were always polite. I want to particular mention Virgina, she is a credit to this hotel, always smiling, friendly and kind, thank you. Also Diego thank you for being so personable and for the great service. The local area has plenty to do too, if you want to go shopping there are two great shopping centres, there are also lots of Spanish bars and restaurants options to the left of the hotel (if you’re looking straight at it) which are wonderful and relatively lively at night. The bus stop is also located to the right of the hotel, the 132 bus takes you into the centre of Seville, the reception staff can print you a time table and it’s only €1.75 for a single. However don’t make the mistake we made and get on the 132B, this takes you everywhere but Dos Hermanos and we ended up on a 2 hour tour of the area, which was interesting. We saw a lot but not worth it for our mistake. Overall I would highly recommend TRH La Motilla to family and friends, thank you all so much for this perfect stay, it made my time visiting Seville just perfect.