Hotels near Edificio La Adriatica, Seville

"It was a mixed bag, really. As a single room, it was spacious enough and quite clean. The hotel's location is great, with plenty of restaurants nearby and close proximity to major attractions. The staff were also good. The downsides were that the hotel gave me a terrible room. It was on the first floor, very close to the reception hall, with a small room for a vending machine to its left and a large workroom opposite. This made the room incredibly noisy! You could hear tourists talking, but mainly the staff pushing carts and talking, and the sound of water running in the workroom! Staff would even arrange items right outside my door with their carts – can you imagine all the chatter and cart noises right outside my room? Secondly, the facilities were quite old, especially the bed. Just turning over would make the entire bed shake... felt like it was going to collapse... The showerhead's switch was faulty; I had to press it hard every time to turn off the water, but then the showerhead would fall off. The rotary air conditioning dial on the wall was a bit difficult to operate. It would only work below 20 degrees Celsius; if I set it any higher, it would automatically stop. Also, the Wi-Fi signal was very poor. Overall, it felt more like a lodging house you'd see in a TV drama."

"The front desk is open 24 hours, so we were able to check in smoothly even though we arrived in Seville at 10 PM. The hotel's location is excellent – it's quiet but still close to everything. There are plenty of restaurants right outside, and it's super convenient to get to all the popular attractions. The room was a little small, but we absolutely loved the terrace."

"Environment: The room was relatively clean, and the hot water and air conditioning were plentiful. PS: Our room didn't have a window, but it wasn't a major issue. Location: Close to Metropolitan Umbrella, which is conveniently located with streets and buses nearby. However, it's situated in the northern part of the old town, 1 km from the Royal Palace and 2 km walk from Plaza de España, so walking both ways would be quite tiring. Service: Each person received a complimentary cocktail (welcome drink), which was quite delicious. The lobby also has comfortable seating areas, and luggage storage is available free of charge."

"It's in the heart of the tourist area, so it's convenient for sightseeing, but you have to walk 10 minutes to the bus stop, and it was a bit difficult to pull a suitcase down the busy cobblestone streets."

"The hotel is located in the Old Town, which was great for watching the Holy Week processions, but it could get a bit noisy, so closing the windows was a must. The front desk staff provided excellent and warm service, which was a big plus. It's a pretty economical and good value-for-money option. However, transportation can be a bit inconvenient, especially with large luggage, as the streets aren't very easy to navigate and public buses don't reach the area. During Holy Week, the roads were even closed, making it tricky to get back to the hotel at night. On the bright side, it's close to many restaurants and attractions. Getting to Plaza de España by car or on foot takes about 20-30 minutes."

"The name of the hotel stays cathedral, but there is no Cathedral of you however, the location is very good right in the old town with all the famous and good restaurants  The downside is that you will need to go to another location of the same brand to get the key which is around 7 to 10 minutes walk but the road is pebble so if you have big luggage us it’s a little difficult to navigate  The room is very big with all the equipment and a little kitchen with all the pots and pans. However, if you’re sensitive to strong smell, you have to inform the Hotel prior to your arrival as they have very very strong floral scent, which gave me a headache."

"This was a really nice hotel that truly lived up to its 4 stars. The staff were very friendly, and we even got a free upgrade to a Junior Suite upon check-in, which was great! The interior was a bit of a maze trying to find our way to the right floor section, but the hotel was beautifully decorated and well-maintained throughout. Our room was large and clean. The only minor downside was that the boiler quickly emptied when using the rain shower. The location is perfect for exploring Seville!"

"I had a lovely stay at Abba Sevilla and got a room with beautiful city views, which made the experience feel even more special. The location is great once you arrive. It is easy to get around the city, with restaurants and cafés right outside the hotel, and art and culture nearby. One of the highlights was definitely the rooftop. The views over Seville are beautiful, especially at sunset. If you stay here, don’t miss the sunset from the rooftop pool — it is one of the best parts of the experience and such a beautiful spot for photos. The food was also very good, and the overall stay felt comfortable and enjoyable. One thing to note: if you have large luggage, getting to the hotel can be a little tricky because of nearby construction. But once you are checked in, the location is very convenient and easy for exploring. Overall, I would recommend Abba Sevilla for the city views, rooftop pool, sunset atmosphere, good food, and easy access to Seville."

"Location is wonderful, right smack in the middle of the shopping street with lots of things to do and eat. The staff is also really nice, she recommended us things to do in Sevilla and also recommended one of the best tapas restaurant that we have ever been to. The room is also very spacious and clean."