Silken Al-Andalus Palace Hotel

The hotel was great, good breakfasts, we ate in The Palace Restaurant a fantastic Valentine celebration special meal, wonderful value.We had a buffet meal and also tried the Italian restaurant and the Cafeteria all good value.The room was comfortable and clean only moan is the lack of T.V. channels for English speaking guests. We enjoyed the sights of Seville and would stay at this hotel again.

I have never stayed in a hotel where I haven't found something to complain about, except the Silken Al Andalus. Silken Hoteles have done a splendid job of creating a top class hotel, with modern rooms and a friendly team of staff. The hotel is huge with glass elevators to all floors. The rooms are newly renovated and very well lit with a nice big television. A mini-bar is provided with reasonably prices contents. We ate in the Italian restaurant and were impressed with the quality and surprised by the normal pricing (most hotels are... more

not far from downtown, nice rooms, impressive hall and entrance, try one of the white sofas in the hall, you will want to sleep there! right next to the Real Betis Stadium, so you can go and see football!

The Al Andalus is a big modern hotel outside the city of Seville. The lobby of the hotel is very open and sunny while the rooms are spotless and good sized. We loved the outdoor pool. We were on a tour but we ate one evening meal there and it was an excllent buffet. Breakfast was wonderful with lots of fresh fruit that you can take with you.

We stayed at this hotel from Jan. 27-29, 2006. The rooms were quite large, and we only paid 75Euro/night for a triple room (one couch unfolded to a bed). The rooms and bathrooms were extremely clean, and the shower was SO good. There are five coffee shops/restaurants in this hotel including a classy piano bar. It's only a 6 Euro cab ride to the city, or a 1 Euro bus ride on the #34 bus into the city. I will definitely stay at this hotel again the next time I'm in Seville--I highly recommend you do the same.

We stayed here in Oct 05. Although the hotel is some distance from town we found this not to be a problem - it takes about 30 mins to walk along a tree-lined avenue. For the last part, into the centre itself, you can walk through the Maria Luisa park. Or, catch the #34 bus which stops just round the corner from the hotel and costs 1 EUR and takes 15-20 mins to take you to Plaza Nueva.