Hotel Simon

Highly recommended. Good value and great location. Very centrally located next to the Seville Cathedral and the Real Alcazar. The reception staff were excellent and provided great service Juan in the evenings gave me great restaurants tips and Carolina in the day was helpful. The breakfast is included and was ok, freshly squeezed orange juice was amazing, breads and pastries, cold cuts and cheese, the Spanish egg & potato dish, yogurt but not much cut fruit, coffee. Due to my disability they upgraded me to a huge double room on the ground floor, with a walk-in shower. No safe, they have a closet, a sofa, a desk. As the windows are on the street level all you have to do is close the wooden shutters and it is very quiet. The room was cleaned daily and the bed and pillows were comfortable. They seem to be doing some renovations only during the day, so no noise at night.

Beautiful 17th Century hotel, full of character and in a perfect location. Staff are so helpful and friendly, they always had smiles on their faces. Bathroom was gorgeous! Large spacious room with tall ceiling and little balcony looking down to buzzy atmospheric street.

Nice little hotel with lovely staff in the heart of the historic centre and just a few steps away from the cathedral and other places of interest. (It's surrounded by some excellent coffee shops and restaurants and there's a tram stop and taxi rank at the end of the street.) Our room was definitely basic (no TV, no tea/coffee making facilities etc) but we expected that. What we didn't expect was the close proximity of the building opposite and the ensuing lack of privacy. but the bed was comfortable, everything was clean, and what the room itself lacked in character was more than compensated for by the foyer downstairs with it's fountain and traditional metal and tile work. So, a reasonably priced, basic hotel in a really fantastic location.

Being the second oldest hotel in town (1917), the hotel was virtually untouched and a real time-capsule. Absolutely loved the grand early twentieth century spaces, full of antiques. Our room was huge, and incredibly quiet, as the house is an old, sprawling posh town house, with small corridors leading to just one or two rooms each. The hotel itself was one of the highlights of our trip, which took us to several places around Andalucia. Really worth a visit. Pretty unique, and we will be back! The location was really close to the cathedral, so very central. Lovely friendly staff too!

A beautiful hotel in the heart of the old town. Oozing with character and the staff were delightful.