Hotels near Sacristia Of Sevilla Cathedral, Seville

By far some of the most efficient and courteous staff, my family and I came across. They literally moved mountains in order to ensure we had a great stay! Highly recommended and a huge shout out to Paula and Carla for being extremely competent. A special mention of Vicky’s most delicious cocktails. Not to forget the great ambiance and well maintained rooms.

★★★★★ I recently stayed at Hotel Giralda Center and had a fantastic experience. The hotel was incredibly clean and modern, and it was equipped with everything I needed during my stay. The staff were extremely friendly and accommodating, always ready to assist with any requests or questions. The breakfast provided was delicious and offered a great variety of options. It was within walking distance of all the major tourist attractions, which made exploring the city a breeze.

Great hotel - perfect for a solo stay! I was in the Premium Standard, which included two little tub chairs, a king bed (two singles pushed together but they didn't move!) and a huge bathroom with a great shower, bidet and two sinks. The location is great, 10 mins away from the Giralda and central city, and opposite you have a great department store with a supermarket underneath as well as Aldi on the other side - no more than 30 seconds, if that! I opted not to include breakfast, and there are no shortage of options in the locality. There are also a ton of fast food eateries - McDonalds, Burger King and Taco Bell are around the corner if you need an emergency feed. The room was spacious, and came with a kettle - but no coffee sachets, only tea. The bed wasn't as comfy as other hotels, however it was by no means uncomfortable. The pillows were soft, and the room in general was lovely and well decorated. The wardrobe had a lot of hangers - a plus - but there was no iron. The window opened (a big deal for me!) and I was overlooking a side street. I could see the top of the bell tower from my room, so that was nice! The cleaning staff were really friendly, and did a great job day after day - lovely team all round. There is no complimentary water, you have to pay for the ones in the mini fridge which, given it was late spring/early summer and was very hot, I thought was an oversight. One of the reasons this is getting 4/5 rather than 5/5 is that the room is not sound proof - I could hear everything going on in the other room adjacent as well as all the traffic from the corridor. Which also means they could probably hear what I was doing in mine too - worth bearing in mind if you play music or have the TV on loud! If you're looking for total quiet, this might not be the right place as evenings start late in Seville and go on until at least 11pm, so people come back to the hotel around midnight. Overall, I would come back - I loved it! Location is 5*, and if you're travelling alone as a woman, this hotel is safe and in a busy area on a main(ish) street. I felt absolutely safe the whole time in the city and around the hotel. Definitely worth the cost!

My husband and I spent 5 nights in Hotel Monte Carmelo and thoroughly enjoyed it. We had a wonderful experience and would highly recommend this hotel. The front desk staff was extremely helpful with recommending restaurants, directions to sites, and arranging a tour for us to Cordoba. Also, the members of the wait staff in the breakfast area were friendly and very attentive to the presentation of the breakfast items. The hotel is around the corner from a lovely pedestrian mall and is a short and pleasant walk to the bridge that is crossed to arrive at the main area of downtown Seville. The room was a good size and nicely decorated. We would definitely stay here again on a return trip to Seville!

The location and value of this hotel was notably better than many competitive properties in Sevilla. Perhaps the most impressive was the service at reception. The gentlemen on the front desk really were gentlemen and did everything to ensure a smooth check-in. It was all very professional and in a beautiful reception area that was light, bright, nicely decorated and comfortable. A 4* lobby for sure. They had managed to accommodate our wishes to be on or above the 3rd floor along with our friends' room close by. However, we did feel that the room was a little dated although large and comfortable. We actually were attending a photo shoot the next day so light was an issue for us and the room had only a small window and 'cold' LED bulbs in the light fittings - 'warm' LED lights would have been much cosier. For us, we really needed natural light and so requested that we move to another room. The hotel was full but the lovely reception staff accommodated us in a beautiful room from the next morning, where we were far more comfortable and able to prepare for our day. They pulled out all the stops to ensure the room was clean and ready from early morning. We were very grateful and on that basis, we will definitely stay here again as we travel to Sevilla a lot. Special thanks go to Dario, Alajambro and David - and I think at the last minute, I may have met another front desk gentleman but I didn't get his name! All - in all, a quiet, reserved, comfortable hotel in a super location. Thank you Pasaela Hotel - we will be back!

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.

The hotel is very expensive and every little thing must me paid extra: you want to park you car? You pay. You want some water in your room? You pay. You want to have breakfast? You pay. You want to check out 30minutes later? You pay. There is not much clean (I have some beer in my room on the first day, on the fourth day the empty glass was still on the table), and is also very noisy, there is no insonorization between rooms. I’ve even wake at the middle of the first night thinking someone entered my room, and it was my neighbour enter his room. We listen every step, every door, and even some conversations between rooms! Overwall, it could be a better hotel if staff were nicer, but they must learn lots of things from some premium hotels they willing (or wishing!) to be.

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.

The hotel is a very nice and comfortable apartment, and it is very comfortable and comfortable and it is very comfortable and comfortable.

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.