Hotels near Flamenco Dance Museum in Seville

★★★★★ 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.

The hotel is very large, the breakfast environment is good, and the food is rich. The room is relatively small, the swimming pool is very good, the garden environment is particularly beautiful, and there is free parking around. Comfortable as a passing hotel.

We stayed one night having flown in from France before driving to Portugal for 6 days holiday. We enjoyed a glass of wine before retiring for the night, good taste at a good price. Breakfast was self service with plenty of choice and plenty of everything, tables well spaced in line with suggested Covid regulations. Car park below the hotel cost also included in nightly charge.

I was travelling alone and have mobility issues so I need a hotel easy to navigate - whilst the hotel is slightly out of the center it is easy to reach by bus car or taxi plus is near to the airport The hotel is clean modern and welcoming - staff were extremely helpful offering advice about the up coming taxi strike and all the options - there are a couple of shops nearby if needed as well as a small selection of products available in the lobby Rooms are comfortable light and airy plus plenty of space I would recommend the hotel

The room space is not large, but the space arrangement is reasonable. The standard room is equipped with three single beds and does not feel crowded. We are a family of three with children 4 years old (no extra charge for children staying). We walked from the hotel to the Golden Tower, the University of Seville, the Plaza de Espana, and even walking around did not feel tired. The hotel is near the river. It is quiet and comfortable. It won't be woken up by the sound of carriages in the middle of the night. The hotel has a parking lot, which is on the left hand side of the main entrance, but did not pay attention to the entrance or exit. The hotel is very close to the Plaza de Armas bus station, which is suitable for tourists who go to Seville by car from Lisbon or Faro Airport.

Very nice place, sanitary service in place, large room, independent bathroom, independent kitchen for cooking, air conditioning is heated during the day, but not at night, the only regret is that the supermarket downstairs is very large, and the main attractions can be reached on foot!

The hotel is located in the Triana district, 1 min from all the restaurants/bars. Right next to it there is a supermarket and a cafe, ideal for breakfast. The hotel has been completely renovated recently so I think that the bad comments on the establishment were written before the renovation. The rooms are small but clean, modern and comfortable. It has everything you need for a good night's sleep and we had a small balcony, room 104. The shower is small but has very good water power. There is air conditioning in the bedrooms as well. The blinds of the window are automatic and hide the day very well. There was a bit of street noise at night but it didn't bother us. The hotel has a nice roof terrace with tables and chairs. To come from the airport or from Santa Justa station, nothing could be easier than taking the EA bus towards Placa Armas, to the Placa Armas terminus. The bus costs 4 euros and the bus stop is located 13 min walk from the hotel. The hotel itself is very instagrammable with a neat decoration. I highly recommend this hotel

The hotel is very comfortable and very comfortable. The hotel has free free parking spaces in the surroundings and in the entrance of the apartments. The location is something bad if you don't have a car, in fact I wouldn't recommend it if you don't have your own means of transport to be able to move to Sevilla or the surroundings, because public transport is something complicated from where the people are located. Apartments. The point in favour is that you have several fast food restaurants and supermarkets near. If you have a transportation means is a very good option at good price.

This hotel was the nicest, most chic hotel I've ever stayed in! I would come back just to stay in the hotel. All ibis Styles have a unique look and feel to them, and this one was perfect. Very stylish but in an accessible and comfortable way, I loved the mural by the lifts and all the cute scallop details. My friend and I stayed in a twin room with 2 single beds which was fairly compact but well presented. Our room faced the main road so we could hear a little traffic noise throughout the night but nothing too bad. Walk in shower was huge, although we did have the smell of sewage come up on occasion. Our stay had breakfast included, which we wouldn't have booked if there was an option without, but the buffet options were very varied (suitable vegetarian options) and it set us up well for each day of exploring the city. The rooftop pool was on the smaller side but perfectly fine to use, if a little on the colder side as not heated. Plenty of sun loungers and parasols to go around, with a really large covered seating area adjacent to the pool and next to the bar as well. There is a courtyard on the ground floor too that was really pretty to sit in. My friend and I had 4 days in Seville which was the perfect length of time to explore. The hotel is a little out of the main hustle and bustle of the city, but a 20min walk will take you right into the thick of it. On our last day we hired docking bikes which was such a good idea - Seville felt very safe to cycle in as there are dedicated cycle lanes and also a good way to explore the Maria Luisa park and ride along the river. There is a docking station right opposite the hotel. We took the bus to and from the airport which was very convenient, the buses ran quite frequently and it cost €4 each way so relatively cheap too. Overall, the hotel was really great and I'd recommend it to anyone looking for a Seville city break!

We arrived during a rain storm and could not access the parking space in front of the hotel as there were two busses and a police van occupying the space. We later learned that the busses belonged to an Italian soccer team that was staying at the hotel and that was given priority over all other, less important, guests. Since we could not stop in front of the hotel and had no idea where to go, we were forced to drive around the block in heavy rain and traffic. We eventually found our way to the enormous underground parking garage, which serves as the parking garage for a mall, offices, conference center and the hotel. The garage was poorly marked and we could not find the the right elevator/exit for the hotel. After exiting at the wrong place and getting soaked from the rain, we eventually found the entrance to the hotel, which was on the opposite side. A porter was sent to accompany us back to the parking garage to show us the way. The porter told us that this is an everyday occurrence when guests get lost in the parking garage or take the wrong elevators due to poor signage. When we expressed our grievances to the reception staff, they argued and told us that there were signs. Later that night, we called the reception desk asking for two wine glasses and a cork screw since there were none in the room. The receptionist informed us that it will be an extra charge to bring wine glasses and a cork screw to our room, but that we could get them from the restaurant on the 35th floor if we went to pick them up. My husband asked whether he had to bring the bottle to the restaurant to open and the receptionist said that was not necessary. When my husband went up to the restaurant and asked for the cork screw, they told him they could not give it to him as it was very expensive and they needed it. As a result, my husband had to return to the room and bring the wine bottle to the restaurant. Prior to our arrival, my husband sent an email to the hotel requesting certain information, but did not receive a response. When we asked the reception staff why there was no response to our email, they told us that we sent it to an email box that does not go to them. The next day it became clear to us that they had full access to the mail box since they asked us if we were still interested in the booking we requested in our email. In addition to the poor service, the room decor and furniture looked cheap and the shower and WC were very small. Although we booked the hotel for two nights, we decided to leave the next day. Upon departure, we called for help with our luggage, but there was no answer so we did not get any help. This is the worst five star hotel experience we ever had and the first and last time we will ever stay at a Eurostar hotel.