Hotels With Wifi in Andalusia, Spain

Brand new glamping, just opened. Kitchenware, room, beds, bathroom... everything brand new. Lots of staff to look after you and all 10/10 in attention and friendliness. A great animation group with 4 boys, who despite the bad weather, went out of their way to improvise activities. There are no caravans and no cars can access the interior, so the tranquillity is enormous to relax for a few days. We will definitely return, because it was a 10/10!!

New hotel, connected to a shopping center, public transport stops nearby. One very strange thing - they took a deposit of 50 euros (apparently, in case of using the minibar); they settled us on the third floor with a view of the roof of the shopping center. There was a camera on the roof of the shopping center, directed towards the windows. I wish they would warn us about this. They took away the foot towel, but forgot to give a new one. Otherwise everything went fine. It takes half an hour to get to the city center, but this is clear from the map.

I recently had the pleasure of staying at this hotel, and overall, I had a positive experience. One of the standout features was undoubtedly its fantastic location, which offered convenient access to the nearby metro station. However, I must acknowledge some areas that fell short of expectations. While the room was comfortable, I did notice that cleanliness was not up to the standard I had hoped for. Additionally, the amenities provided were somewhat lacking, which was a bit disappointing. Nevertheless, despite these minor drawbacks, the hotel staff were friendly and accommodating, and I appreciated their efforts to make my stay enjoyable. With some attention to detail in cleaning and enhancing amenities, this hotel has the potential to be an even more delightful destination for travelers.

Great location, big rooms, decent breakfast... Nonetheless very noisy from the activity in the lobby to the neighbors walking around...

There is a pedestrian street at the door, with many cafes and supermarkets. The hotel is a converted building on the street. It takes more than 10 minutes to walk to the palace church... To go to other places to take the bus, you have to walk out of the pedestrian street, which is quite tiring

It was a very clean hotel. The facilities are a little old, but it doesn't bother me much. The breakfast buffet had a wide variety of food, so I never got bored even after staying several nights. The reception staff were very polite and spoke English perfectly well.

The hotel is located in the old town of Seville, not too far from the Royal Palace and the church. It is about 7 or 8 minutes walk. The hotel's atrium has local architectural features and a beautiful roof. The hotel room is relatively small, and it is an external room outside the main building, with only small windows facing the patio

An unexpectedly delightful hotel! I love it so much! The historical sense and elegance of the hotel itself make people like it as soon as they walk in, as if the previous owner was a knight, and this is the palace given to him by the royal family. On the day of arrival, the flight was diverted due to weather reasons. We arrived at nearly 4 am. The front desk lady spoke very good English and was particularly concerned about us. She checked us in quickly and let us have a good rest. The first impression was full. The breakfast at the hotel the next day was also very rich and delicious 😋The hotel is small but very exquisite and beautiful. The room facilities are both classical and practical. I really regret not staying in Granada for a few more days. I love this town so much! There are many restaurants and shops within walking distance of the hotel, which is very suitable for vacation!

原先貴族居住的palacio改建的酒店，原址下方是一世紀的古羅馬遺跡。現在酒店隸屬於hospes連鎖品牌旗下，主打特色還是以設計為主。 設施：基礎房間不大但足夠使用，甚至隔出了玄關和卧室。酒店窗户有密封門設計，保證足夠遮光。但我們房間正對街道，早上還是比較吵的。淋浴隔水不太好，（總算在歐洲見到的）衞洗麗似乎不能使用。酒店自帶一個傳統的羅馬浴場，住店客人可以預約免費使用一小時，是務必嘗試的體驗。 衞生：沒發現問題 環境：一級棒的公區設計。自帶的安達露西亞庭院很棒。附近的廣場也非常漂亮。 服務：很周到的服務，所有工作人員英文都很棒。入住介紹也很詳細。

The hotel is conveniently located near the Plaza de Armas bus station; from there, you can reach the airport for just 5 euros. Cleanliness and service were okay. The breakfast buffet was decent, but you have to catch a waitress if you want eggs cooked for you or a glass of cava for a topnotch breakfast. There are roadworks in front of the hotel; on weekdays, they start at 8 a.m., and you won't get any sleep after that. The audibility in the rooms is high (we even heard the conversations of an Italian couple behind the wall). Since our stay was from Friday to Sunday, we did not request a change of room with a view on the other side. Perhaps those rooms are of a higher category, and we wouldn't get one anyway. At least, we had a room on the highest floor, which offered a bonus — a view of Seville rooftops with a beautiful sunrise one day (see the picture below, hence the roadworks on the street). I suppose rooms on the other side of this floor would have a view of the river and sunsets (but I couldn't check it).