Family-friendly Hotels in Seville

This hotel was the nicest, most chic hotel I've ever stayed in! I would come back just to stay in the hotel. All ibis Styles have a unique look and feel to them, and this one was perfect. Very stylish but in an accessible and comfortable way, I loved the mural by the lifts and all the cute scallop details. My friend and I stayed in a twin room with 2 single beds which was fairly compact but well presented. Our room faced the main road so we could hear a little traffic noise throughout the night but nothing too bad. Walk in shower was huge, although we did have the smell of sewage come up on occasion. Our stay had breakfast included, which we wouldn't have booked if there was an option without, but the buffet options were very varied (suitable vegetarian options) and it set us up well for each day of exploring the city. The rooftop pool was on the smaller side but perfectly fine to use, if a little on the colder side as not heated. Plenty of sun loungers and parasols to go around, with a really large covered seating area adjacent to the pool and next to the bar as well. There is a courtyard on the ground floor too that was really pretty to sit in. My friend and I had 4 days in Seville which was the perfect length of time to explore. The hotel is a little out of the main hustle and bustle of the city, but a 20min walk will take you right into the thick of it. On our last day we hired docking bikes which was such a good idea - Seville felt very safe to cycle in as there are dedicated cycle lanes and also a good way to explore the Maria Luisa park and ride along the river. There is a docking station right opposite the hotel. We took the bus to and from the airport which was very convenient, the buses ran quite frequently and it cost €4 each way so relatively cheap too. Overall, the hotel was really great and I'd recommend it to anyone looking for a Seville city break!

The hotel is very beautiful and convenient for travel. The breakfast is good in the local area, with a lot of fruits. Before leaving on the last day, I asked the service if I could take some fruits away, and they gladly accepted it. It was great. There were mosquitoes and flies in the room.

We were disappointed with the location of the hotel because it is a little bit away from the city center. That is not the hotels fault though, it was probably something we over looked. Having said that, the hotel is quite efficient and decent for a few nights stay. We arrived and had a few issues on check in (our request for 2 rooms on the same floor and with showers vs bath tubs) had not been addressed. The receptionist said it was because ******* had not sent them the requests. The manager on duty, Nieves, was very helpful in resolving both matters. The superior rooms are basic but spacious, clean and neat. Housekeeping does a good job too. The hotel was extremely busy while we were there with families and groups. The breakfast offering was good and everything was self service. The ere were hot and cold options. There is parking available at this hotel. All in all a decent hotel.

We were here at end of August for 4nights & had a most pleasant stay. Check in was quick & the reception staff are friendly & informative, we got pool towels at the same time (€10 deposit per towel). On the 3rd floor there is a bar which did food as well & a terrace with a small pool along with sunloungers which is great after a day's sightseeing in the heat to cool off in & then relax with a drink, which we found very reasonable for a hotel. The room was a fair size & the bed was comfy, there was a fridge with drinks etc in which you could pay for but we just used it for our water. We did B&B during our stay & the breakfast was good with plenty of choice to get you ready for a day of sightseeing. Location wise it was a 20min walk to the centre of Seville once we had done it once with the help of Google maps we found it not too bad, finding shortcuts after the first day. The hotel was in a nice area with a park right next door, supermarket across the road. All in all we would stay here again & recommend to anyone visiting the beautiful City of Seville.

My wife and I spent three nights at this hotel as part of a tour of Andalusia. It is a very historic hotel comprising of a collection of mansions acquired over many years and subsequently converted into an hotel. Consequently it seems to be a bit of a rabbit warren and you can easily forget how to locate your room from the main entrance. Many of the internal features had a Roman villa feel and to access our room we had to go through a tunnel which separated one part of the hotel from the other. Our room was comfortable and provided all amenities, although no tea/coffee making facilities but was quite dark due to the proximity of other buildings in this historic area. We also experiened noise from a lane beneath our window which was a cut through used by other tourists/locals. Please note this hitel does not have a restaurant for dinner but there are plenty of restaurants within walking distance. Breakfast was included and car parking was available at a 24 hour car park for circa €25 per day. The main attractions including the Alcazar and the Cathedral were a relatively short walk away and the Plaza de Espana was walkable but slightly further.

Very good, that is, I missed the flight. I couldn’t cancel the contact with the hotel many times. I rushed over the next morning. As a result, the other party didn’t want to open the room for me. I said that I would take a shower and check out. The ink was for a long time, then I said After breakfast time, I brought 2 children and 2 old people. This is very bad. I have already paid for it. Even if I only have 1 hour, I should provide my service. I have already stayed here for 3 years. Hotel

Nice newly built modern structure the only skyscraper in seville. Courteous service with a smile. However there are definitely some features lacking showing a lack of application of the mind in planning and construction. For example: 1. Towel rail in the shower too narrow can only hold hand towel and not a bath towel. 2. Placement of the rail close to the shower ensuring that the towel will get wet by the time you have had your shower. 3. The lift/elevator panel has a curious, convoluted routine with no instructions. Definitely not intuitive. 5. All lifts do not serve all floors with guests having to change lifts on different floors. 6. Signage on the floors not very clear about which side which rooms are unless you go very close to sides. Etc etc. But these are overshadowed by the staff who were warm, courteous and pleasant. Special mention of Noa who was at the front desk. A very pleasant and helpful gentleman who went the extra mile to make us comfortable and saw us off to the airport in the wee hours if the morning 🌄

Pleasant experience, very nice staff, a more than decent breakfast for its price. Very good location and although it has paid parking, it is easy to park nearby. The room was clean and well organized, the gym was enough for a few days and all the equipment was in good condition. I will be back

Located in the middle of Sevilla, this is a well run hotel. Management is on top of every detail and it shows. Since arrival, the check-in personnel is attentive, cordial and well trained. They take the time to explain every detail and offer valuable information to the guest regarding the location of the hotel in reference to the important sites of the city, places to visit, restaurants etc. They take you to your room and show you all the amenities and details of it. The rooms are very good, bed is excellent and they offer a menu of pillows to choose from. Bathroom toiletries are Molton Brown and towels are soft. The bar (Luis and Samuel) take good care of their clients and receive requests which are out of menu without hesitation, making the gust feel very comfortable and welcome. Overall this hotel is a great experience and it's worth the price.

This is a very large hotel some 2km from the centre, I chose this especially as I wanted to be out of the tourist centre. My room was quite large, very clean, with a terrace and view over the city and gardens. There is a lovely pool but limited opening hours and smoking is permitted in ALL areas around the pool which may mean that, if you hate smoke, there will be nowhere to sit and relax. Pool towels require a 10euros refundable deposit. Most of the staff are super friendly and helpful, the Reception staff particularly so . The Breakfast choice is excellent BUT the room is large and incredibly noisy after about the first half an hour or so, dinner is served in the same room but is slightly less noisy. All are buffet meals, the food is fresh with a good choice BUT the main dishes are mostly a bit overcooked and rather bland, the desserts are a bit boring and there is minimal dessert choice for those with food allergies and intolerances. The chef is very good at ensuring there is something available in that case but the choice can feel extremely limited if staying for several days. There is a separate paying restaurant with a very limited choice if one has food intolerances, the food is a bit tastier though I found the understanding of problems less good. I really disliked the lack of information in the room and did not realise that there is a QR Code hidden somewhere in the room, no one told me on arrival and when I did use it it didn't work, not every phone has the ability to scan. There is a Tourist Desk and trips can be booked there, several trips start from the hotel. There is a bus stop a couple of minutes walk from the hotel which ends near the Plaza España. On balance I would recommend a superior room for the view and space. Bed really comfortable with a choice of firm or softer pillows.Air conditioning was quiet and worked well. Detection monitor ( smoke?) above bed flashed red all night which was really annoying. Antonio in the restaurant is an outstanding star along with the Head Chef. The Pool Bar and the Paying Restaurant each had one member of staff that stood out as being a long way from super. It is such a shame as the the latter really ruined a day for me. I am used to frequently staying in hotels, sometimes for long periods, and am fairly tolerant so it takes a lot for me to react to a bad experience. Would I stay there again, yes but would not do half board.