Melia Sevilla

My daughter and I stayed at the Melia Sevilla on October and both were very pleased and would stayed more time there. We were received with extreme courtesy and everyboody was very nice. I had booked a double standard room but for a 10 Euro plus were upgraded to a superior. The room was huge, with very confortable beds (I have back pain problems, so this is the most important "detail" for me), a wonderful view, specially the sunsets. Everything was spotless. The bathroom is big, confortable and beautiful, with a good... more

Location -------- The hotel is not smack downtown, but Seville isn't huge and everything is walkable from the hotel. It is about 10-15 minutes walk to the cathedral. Around the hotel is mainly residential with a couple of nice parks next door. Check in -------- My reservation details were all there. However, there was no "welcome to the hotel" or any conversation in general. I may have just been very unlucky with the person who checked us in. However, like a lot of people we encountered in our stay in Seville,... more

My Mom and I stayed here as part of a 5 week trip of Europe and we loved it from the moment we set foot in the place. Compared to the places we’d previously been staying in this was a dream. The lobby is large, airy and very tastefully furnished. The front desk are so friendly and helpful, including helping us book tickets to a wonderful flamenco show. The rooms were large, clean and modern and mom adored the pool. She spent every afternoon there and didn’t want to leave the hotel. The breakfast was good but worth the price only if you... more

I found the hotel to have good standards: rooms clean, staff were very courteous and there was a good selection of food at the breakfast bar. The pool was clean and most of the time deserted. One drawback was that it was in a fairly quiet location which seem to suit most of the business clintele. It was about a 15 minute walk to the main areas of Seville, however the walk was very scenic.

Hi Myself and 10 other have all just returned from a 3 day break in Seville staying at the Melia Sevilla. We were all well impressed with it. The whole building from foyer to lifts is decked out in marble and the staff were all very friendly, my friends and I became friendly with the Security Guard - who we think never sleeps - he was always on hand to help us with hotel enquiries or just for city information. The pool was always kept spotlessly clean and you alway seen someone out cleaning the hotel. The only thing I would fault is the bar... more