Alcoba del Rey de Sevilla Boutique Hotel

Charming hotel with loads of history. Our room was beautifully decorated with patterned ceiling and many moorish style artifacts. They say every room is different. Rooms round an airy courtyard. Public areas full of tiles, running water, antique furniture. Very attractive. 20 mins walk along busy alleys to the centre of the tourist area - which was a plus for us. Public bus and tourist bus 100m from the door. Roof garden we didn't use. Friendly helpful staff. Breakfast cheap and cheerful - if you want something more full and expensive you can go over the road. GPS found it OK. Definitely worth parking in their garage for the whole of your stay, it's a pedestrian-friendly and car-unfriendly city!

Lovely hotel - happy staff

Wonderful hotel with the nicest staff. Decorated in a Moorish décor, the rooms are large and quiet. The staff is very friendly and helpful. The restaurant attached to the hotel is great. Rosita's is a treat! She is an excellent cook and made us feel right at home! Fun experience all around!

A hotel with great character, not to mention its own place in Sevillano folklore! Very friendly and helpful staff. Some might find it a bit far from the centre of the old city (a 25/30 minute walk) but you get to stroll through some lovely old streets and plazas.

Lovely hotel with car parking. About a 30mins walk from cathedral but a lovely walk through the streets.

Lovely, small (15 rooms) bistro hotel situated in the Macarena district (the "true Seville"). Close to bars and restaurants. Very helpful staff.

A very friendly welcome on arrival (and throughout our stay, from the two day-time receptionists, and one evening reception). The Moorish style hotel itself is beautiful inside, and the room was a reasonable size. Excellent 'drench' shower and kept spotlessly clean throughout our stay. There's also a rooftop terrace with hot tub - ideal once you've had a day of sightseeing. It would appear that there's also a rooftop bar, but as we visited in mid-September I guess it was 'out of season' a little and the bar wasn't open. Breakfast was a simple buffet (bread, pastries, meat, fruit, cheese) and options of tea or coffee. There's an associated restaurant next door, which we didn't get around to trying other than for a drink. Around a 2km walk from Santa Justa railway station, or there's a taxi rank about 100 metres from the hotel, or a 1k walk to the top end of La Alameda de Hercules. The receptionists were very good on recommendations of local restaurants (don't overlook Triana on the other side of the river) and on the best routes through the narrow streets of Seville.

Owners were extremely helpful and informative about things to do both locally and regionally. They went out of their way to assist with planning. The hotel itself has a wonderful ambiance and is slightly removed from the tourist-laden center of town, but close to the Alameda de Hercules, which has wonderful options for dining and is frequented by locals.

Very nice small hotel Parking is a big problem as they don't have space and street is very congested We almost got ticket trying to unload It is at far from sites

nice little place in d'town seville but off main drag. very romantic old moorish house turned into hotel, so expect the vintage characteristic to carry through. ambience good, but darkness of room and first floor venue difficult. very pretty, but not perfectly comfortable re light and setting opportunities. a good walk from downtown and alcazar but with good restaurants nearby.