Find 3 Star Hotels in Seville from AED 180

"Shower head needs updating but other than that the place was clean & tidy. Slept well, nice & quiet."

"Lovely place to stay. Easy check in and friendly staff. "

"Last minute stay. So accommodating with the 2 adults coming at different times. They were accommodating in giving us a later checkout and were really easy to deal with. "

"Nice atmosphere"

"Great night, very quiet area. Room was super clean and comfortable, and very spacious! Tea and coffee provided which was nice, as well as little necessities (shampoo, conditioner, body wash). Overall great night stay, would do it again. "

"Beds were a bit too soft besides that was great . Bws a family bistro or a sports bar to have meals at . Not aure what the go with breakfast options are outside of the weekend 8am week day no clue. but we went on a lovely 6 minute walk up the road the a garden place where theres and old tram and a shop thay sells all kinds of stuff and good food so we had great coffee and breakfast and bought some things. So worth walking "

"Great front desk help, good value meals and nice continental breakfast!"

"I loved the stay will be booking this place again the staff are very nice and the motel is affordable and has a lock in the bathroom unlike other motels I had before I recommend this place :) "

"Condition of the room was poor, room size was great, the pool is nice. Shower was terrible - no pressure and kept going super hot all the time."

"Staffs wewe friendly "

"There was nothing to dislike at this property. All 4 of us totally agreed it was an excellent place to stay and would recommend anyone to stay. Its so central and convenient. So clean and so quiet. Certainly is value for money."

"Property is in good condition with parking ($10,- p/n). We stayed for two nights and though the amenities are good, including washer/dryer, the supply of cutlery (1 knife, 1 fork, 2spoons, one glass, 3 mugs, 2 plates, etc.). There was plenty of cupboard space, but all of them were empty. I don't know if they ever get replaced or are just taken by people that stay there. Signs on the street say "racism not tolerated", one can not but feel, that they are staying somewhere in the middle eastern...