Sevilla Suites Hotel

The hotel is indeed in a quiet suburb of Seville. From the outside it looks like an un-inspiring concrete apartment block in the middle of a residential area.
Once inside the hotel is wall-to-wall marble and mirrors. The hotel itself does not appear to have air-conditioning, although the individual rooms do.
The rooms are large and have a kitchenette for self catering, however there were no utensils, crockery or cooking equipment in the kitchenette.
The hotel "Restaurant" only operates a breakfast time. The cafe only operates after 6.30pm providing adequate snacks - but not meals and drinks.
There is a vending machine for water canned and bottled drinks and a small micro market next door but one.
The pool is lovely, but suffers from the lack of available refreshment.
The reason I chose to be in a hotel in the suburbs was for the peace and quiet and the fact that there was an hourly bus service, but this is however untrue.
When I asked about the bus, I was told it was "not working" , but on Friday, Saturday and Sunday the hotel provides it’s own bus service which goes to Seville and back only twice a day on Friday and Saturday and Once on Sunday.
During a 40-degree sweltering heat, the lack of facilities would not encourage me back to this hotel.