Hotels in Seville with Swimming Pools

It's very convenient to get to various attractions. However, Ctrip's website shows 21-26 square meters, but it is actually as small as 15 square meters at most. You don't need to choose this hotel in the future. It was more than 1,400 when I ordered it, which was not cost-effective.

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!

It really feels like a palace, but it is suitable for staying for one night, because it has the feeling of a scenic spot, and you are also in the scenic spot, a little bit of time travel, and it feels like you have traveled to the Middle Ages!

We thought this hotel felt quite nice and fancy. The room was spotless and the bed was comfortable. Some other reviews complained that it was dated. Our room and hallway must have been recently renovated. Hotel seemed like it was in very good shape. Few restaurants/bars in the neighborhood. Breakfast was good. I didn't see any indication that there was a pool (though there is a gym next door) or an on-site restaurant or bar.

I was travelling alone and have mobility issues so I need a hotel easy to navigate - whilst the hotel is slightly out of the center it is easy to reach by bus car or taxi plus is near to the airport The hotel is clean modern and welcoming - staff were extremely helpful offering advice about the up coming taxi strike and all the options - there are a couple of shops nearby if needed as well as a small selection of products available in the lobby Rooms are comfortable light and airy plus plenty of space I would recommend the hotel

After two out of seven nights my first impression of the Novotel Sevilla. Close to a stop of the EA Airport bus. Fast and efficient check-in on the first floor by very pleasant and perfectly English speaking member of staff who had even lived in my home country (The Netherlands). I got an upgrade to an Executive room (831) on the eight floor because of my Gold status in the Accor Loyally Program. So, I also got a voucher for a free welcome drink. A large and clean room with a fridge and complementary drinks (beer, soft drinks and water) inside. Coffee machine and tea kettle provided and in room safe. Nice comfortable bed, although the mattress and pillows a bit soft for my personal preference, and sitting area with an desk and chair to do some work. The housekeeping is doing a good job and keeps the room immaculately clean. There is a good dependable WiFi signal. The shower is clean and fine, but the water pressure a bit low, probably because I am on a higher floor. Apart for the occasional inconsiderate guest slamming their room door, not a lot of noise. They got a small pool on the roof, but is was closed (out of season). About a thirty minute walk to the town center, but a lot of nice bars and (tapas) restaurants in the proximity of the hotel in the Nervion area of the city next to the Seville FC stadium within a five to ten minute walking distance. In the higher end price range, but this is a five star hotel. And a hotel that I can recommend.

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

The hotel is within walking distance of the Plaza de Espana and Maria Luisa Park. It is my first time checking in to an NH Collection hotel and also first in Sevilla. Their frontdesk is not that attentive nor customer-centric. They are traditional in a way that they thought customers are not a priority. Even during the breakfast, the staff are not attentive in offering guests coffee or omelets. They should be more trained in being more attentive and customer-oriented. The location is good though as it is near groceries, restaurants, parks, etc.