Compare Cheap Hotels in Doctor Barraquer-Grupo Renfe-Policlínico Andalusia

"We fell in love with this beautiful hotel as we walked into reception. It is different, it’s interesting. Round each corner is something else that makes you stop and take another photo or video. Clean and comfortable. Amazing breakfast and happy, helpful staff. If we return to beautiful Seville this would be our first choice of hotel.., highly recommend it as it really added to our holiday. "

"Lovely hotel in great position. Staff very friendly. Very clean rooms. "

"We spent a week at this hotel with 2 teenage daughters. It is a very beautiful and elegant building and the hotel was an important part of our Seville experience. Set around a lovely courtyard, with a restaurant, terrace bar\restaurant and cocktail bar, with severwl live music events over the week (jazz, piano etc). The saltwater outdoor swimming pool is lovely. Breakfast is great, a good range of cooked foods, fresh fruit, granola, nuts etc, fish, cold meats and salads. Also fresh bread, pastries and cakes. Shutters and decent glazing mean that even street facing rooms are quiet and dark and the beds are comfortable. Concierge were helpful for local information and all the staff we encountered were friendly and professional. Such a central position, that you are in walking distance of many of the main sites. A lovely and memorable stay. "

"Amazing staff at this hotel! A super location and very clean. A short walk to the tram stop. We loved our breakfast in the cafe, the fresh orange juice is a must! The rooms are huge, with a sofa and TV - but we couldn't find a British channel. Modern bathroom with twin sinks, but despite two doors, no privacy! And awful toilet paper!"

"This hotel is in the old city near the Cathedral and Alcazar. It's in the walkable area of narrow, winding streets. We loved walking to the nearby sites, but if you have mobility problems this place may not work for you. Cabs cannot go to the hotel but pick up at a park nearby. "

"Very clean and not too far from the city’s main shopping and dining areas"