Monte Carmelo Hotel

We stayed at this hotel a couple of years ago and enjoyed it immensely. We stayed at this hotel in July. After booking a different hotel and deciding we couldn't stay there another night we popped into this hotel and booked in for the remainder of our stay. The hotel is in the Triana area which is across the river. We did not find this a problem as it was only a 10/15 minute work to the main tourist sites and the prices tended to be a bit cheaper. This hotel is very clean and the staff are very friendly. It represents good... more

Although the hotel was clean and comfortable, the staff were very rude and unapproachable. The location was ok, but the rooms were dark and very unwelcoming. The aircon struggled to cool the room down and was very noisey. The hotel shut down from 1 -5 and it was not even possible to get a cup of coffee or a cold drink, except from the mini bar. Would not return!!!

We stayed at the Monte Carmelo for 3 nights in October. We got an incredibly good deal by booking online and paying at the time of booking, and were able to book two rooms for the three of us. The rooms were very modern, and HUGE, as were the bathrooms. The hotel was very clean and quiet, and when there was a problem with the lobby online access, the staff refunded our money (a euro or so for an hour of access) without our even asking that they do so. We didn't eat at the hotel during our stay, and after reading some of the reviews, I'm... more

This hotel is located near the Triana district with its bars and resturants, about 15 mins to the catedral/centre - so it is well located. The service and room were both excellent. My room (a twin) was very spacious and smart in appearance. Staff were helpful and friendly. The breakfast had a good varied selection of hot/cold food and good coffee. I would say this is a three star superior, compared to other hotels I've stayed in. I'd reccommend this hotel.

The hotel was an excellent choice for us--two blocks from our daughter's apartment (she's studying in Sevilla for a semester), and very convenient for shopping and seeing all of the tourist sites: Alcazar, the Cathedral, and Flamenco. Its staff were very helpful, and recommended an excellent restaurant around the corner--La Montanera--great food and a wonderful staff at reasonable prices. Speaking of food, the breakfasts at Montecarmelo were first class. There was a full selection from fresh fruit and yogurt to eggs, an assortment of Spanish... more