Khách sạn gần Nữ tu viện La Paz tại Seville

"My boyfriend and I had an amazing experience at this lovely boutique hotel. We absolutely loved every inch of the building. It was clean, stylish and comfortable. The rooftop terrace was also a nice bonus. The location was perfect and makes a great home base for the walkable attractions near by (La Setas, The Cathedral, the Royal Alcazar…) and I would have to agree with all the other reviews that Olga was such a sweet and welcoming host! We would highly recommend this property to anyone wanting...

"Great hotel - second time here. Rooms are big, modern and very clean. Shower in bathroom is fabulous. Good choice of hot and cold breakfast options with lovely freshly-squeezed ornage juice available. Front desk staff are fabulous and nothing is too much trouble. Only slight negative is that the service in the rooftop bar could be better - too slow and not hugely friendly."

"Excellent hotel in a fantastic location! The room was lovely, the food was delicious, and the rooftop was a great bonus. It’s right in the middle of everything — within walking distance of many major sites. I totally recommend staying here!"

"Location: Good lication just on the edge of old town so you can easily walk to everything. Stores and restaurants are all around. There is some road construction currently infront of the hotel but no noise heard inside. Hotel: Clean and well appointed for a short stay in the city. Room: Very nice and comfortable. Staff: Helpful and provide a quick check in. Good place to stay for a 2-3 day trip to the city."

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"The moment I saw the hotel pictures, I knew this would be an interesting stay. 😀 We were not disappointed. We chose the Asiatica Room, a room full of aesthetic, history, and comfort. In every corner, a conversation piece. I especially loved the painting by Korean artist Seontae Hwang that doubles as a lamp, the Sevillan column that was dicovered during restoration, and the mirror by Italian artist Barberini & Gunnel (who enjoyed shooting at mirrors). The room was a living museum! Add to that,...