Ideally placed for most tourist attractions. Hotel typical old Spanish style but very clean. Helpful staff.

Excellent location on edge of centre (quiet but not far to walk to main sites). Room clean & beds very comfortable. En suite bathroom fine. Only issue was shower not providing enough water, but this was on only one occasion out of 4-5 showers so no drama.

Good location within walking distance of several attractions. Very friendly staff. Shared bathroom is clean. However, the room has no heating and it gets very cold during the winter.

Quite a central location for city centre of Seville. But in December it can get quite chilly in a night,& unfortunately there was no heating,& there was extra charges for having the air-conditioning turned on. Beds could’ve been more comfortable, & the street directly outside was quite noisy, at times. Shower room compact, but modern.

The Pension is located in walking distance to the cathedral and Alcazar, but on a quiet street. There are a lot of picturesque, fern draped, narrow streets in the area to add to it's charm. Our room was right off the lobby, so it was noisy as late night celebrants came in singing, but that is no fault of the Pension's. Rooms are basic, no breakfast offered, but they could arrange activities such as flamenco shows to those who wanted them. The staff were very friendly and helpful.

Please please please pass our sincere thank you to the wonderful Francesca. She made everything seem special. The room itself was very basic and there was only one pillow which was uncomfortable. However, we are satisfied. Thank you

Excellent location, plenty of bars and restaurants nearby. City centre is within easy walking distance. Shared bathrooms on each floor kept tidy.

I was very happy staying here, handy location,clean,safe and friendly staff.

Cosy hotel with a reasonable sized room, excellent location with just a short walk to the Cathedral. Good service and great value!

My sister and me spent one night in this hotel - we arrived late but the check in was still easy and the staff very nice! To check out we just had to drop off the keys in a locked box. The room itself was rather small with two beds, towels and a closet - not very big but enough for spending the night. The shared bathroom was clean and contains everything you need: toilet, shower, towels, hairdryer. Until midnight and in the morning it was a little loud due to cars passing by but nothing some earplugs could not change. To sum it up: Scarcely furnished room, a little noisy until midnight, nice staff, close to the city centre. Would recommend if your expectations aren't over the top.

Enjoyed our stay, the staff were friendly and helpful. Our room was very small and cramped, no room to open cupboards or move around.

The rooms in the non-street side do not have windows, shared bathrooms are not clean. The hotel does not provide towels. The price is very expensive for the provided services.

The pension is pretty close to the city center and you can find anything you need within walking distance. People at the reception are nice, in particular Alessandro, he was really helpful giving me tips on the town and its night life, we even went clubbing togheter one night during his day off, I had a great time in Seville also thanks to him and his friends.

Very basic accomodation w/o AC, but just for sleeping ok. Overnight/weekend parking for free till 9AM is just 3 blocks away - e.g. on Calle San Alonso de Orozco.

We enjoyed the hostal and could consider to stay again in Hostal Catedral.

We enjoyed the hostal and could consider to stay again in Hostal Catedral.

Good location (bit hard to find though) and the cleaning lady was very nice. About the two good things to say about this hotel. I stayed here with my girlfriend and we were very lucky it wasn't too hot in Seville because the air conditioning remote is another 30EU. The bed was broken so you had to be very very careful about it, one of the toilets had a broken lock and both of the shared bathrooms had a room in between the two (pity the poor girls staying there). There was free wifi but it didn't really reach into the rooms, you had to stand outside. One night my girlfriend and I came back, went to bed and were quietly whispering to each other for a bit, just chatting. Suddenly there was loud rapping at the door, I opened it and the receptionist downstairs angrily complained that we were being too loud. We really weren't. In any case, any concerns she had about customers being woken up went out the door during her sudden outburst. I don't know how she heard us talking but in any case, if you're not allowed to talk quietly with your girlfriend in your room then that's not an appropriate hotel in my opinion. I once stayed in a mosquito-infested converted shed in North Germany and I swear I would give a better review to that place. Even if it wasn't for the incident with the angry woman at the door, it's really not an impressive place. It would be acceptable (sans crazy employee) at maybe half the price.

Good location (bit hard to find though) and the cleaning lady was very nice. About the two good things to say about this hotel. I stayed here with my girlfriend and we were very lucky it wasnt too hot in Seville because the air conditioning remote is another 30EU. The bed was broken so you had to be very very careful about it, one of the toilets had a broken lock and both of the shared bathrooms had a room in between the two (pity the poor girls staying there). There was free wifi but it didnt really reach into the rooms, you had to stand outside. One night my girlfriend and I came back, went to bed and were quietly whispering to each other for a bit, just chatting. Suddenly there was loud rapping at the door, I opened it and the receptionist downstairs angrily complained that we were being too loud. We really werent. In any case, any concerns she had about customers being woken up went out the door during her sudden outburst. I dont know how she heard us talking but in any case, if youre not allowed to talk quietly with your girlfriend in your room then thats not an appropriate hotel in my opinion. I once stayed in a mosquito-infested converted shed in North Germany and I swear I would give a better review to that place. Even if it wasnt for the incident with the angry woman at the door, its really not an impressive place. It would be acceptable (sans crazy employee) at maybe half the price.

The wifi signal is almost nothing at third floor At winter the rooms are very cold.

Hostel is nice, clean and with a kind staff. Some rooms are without any windows to outside. Very good location, for two and a half days we didn't need any transport. Air conditioner can be used for an extra 3 euros per day, worth it for sure. A little bit noisy at night.

If you can sleep through loud noises then you might enjoy this spot- typical Andalusian guesthouse style, with a center reception area that opens to the top floor and balconies overlooking. Unfortunately, that means all the sounds of people coming and going (plus VERY old squeaky, banging doors) reverberate throughout the hotel at all hours of the night and morning. Also lots of street noise, back of hotel might be better. The room was very clean though too much furniture- couldn't open the door all the way because of a bureau in the way. The shared bath was fine but a poorly-placed window- perhaps a screen of some sort? Also- 3 euro extra for AC per night. The staff was great!

Dont ever use this hotel. They will charge your credit card without permission

It is a hostal, so don't expect too much. Location is good: a 5 - 10 min walk from the cathedral and other major attractions. You have the option to pay small fee to use A/C on the top floor (third), which is good during the summer. Staff was very friendly and assisted with directions and other things.

Arriving at the hotel I was greeted by a friendly man. He spoke quite well in English and was very friendly. Offered me towels to use in the room and advised me there were refreshments I could buy and the prices were good. The room was basic - a double bed, table and wardrobe but was comfortable. The shared washing facilities were basic but clean. Pretty much in the centre. I enjoyed my stay but it wouldn't suit all.

First of all, not even my taxi driver knew where the street of this hotel is! Turns out it's not on a driving street, but on a super small street where you can only go by foot. Once I finally found the place, I thought it was cute. Plus, once you get to know the area, you find that you are right in the center of a lot of the cultural destinations (within walking distance), and the little street area is super rich in Sevillan shops and tapas restaurants. I felt like I was getting more of a cultural experience where this hotel is situated, rather than a typical tourist trip, which is the reason why I'd say Seville was my favorite city I saw as part of my Spain trip. My room was nice, the receptionist was friendly and talked to me about options I had around the city. Definitely take them up on their flamenco ticket discount!!! However, while I can't say that they DON'T speak English, it certainly benefited me the fact that I speak Spanish... Also, I don't know why this hotel says it takes credit card and offers free wifi. I had no wifi, there's a computer in the lobby but you're not allowed to use it. And I'd just been robbed the day before in Barcelona and had very little cash (which I expressed to them), but they still wouldn't allow me to pay by credit card. All in all, you'll feel very safe in this hotel, and it is clean and very cost-effective. Just be prepared to speak some Spanish and have cash on hand!