Everything was great in 4x female room; cleaning, space, beds, , lightining, air condition, zero noise. Private bath in room is also a great comodity. Kitchen stuff is pretty enough for everyone. Personel are very friendly, very helpfull, anytime. Love them soo much🙏🏻🙏🏻 Location is one the bests near Cathedral of Magdalena, Bridge of Isabella II, Mercado di Triana, Mercado di Barranco and to all the other beautiful places by walk. Stores and suoermarkets are also all around like Más, El Corte Ingles, Carrefour express, Aldi and all the other supermarkets. So, basically Nomad Hostel is best place to stay in Sevilla.

Everything was good

Great location. About 15 mins from the bus station for the airport or a short walk from the main road for taxis etc (the centre is pedestrianised). Similarly it's 15 minutes or so to the cathedral/ Alcazar and the same across the river to Triana and the market. It's a mostly upmarket shopping area but there are plenty of little places to eat nearby including a nice coffee shop just round the corner if you fancy more than a cafe con leche or doble espresso, but loads more options on pretty much every street! My room had a small balcony, not really big enough to put a chair fully on but 2 could stand on it. Comfy small double and powerful rainfall shower. They also came and made the bed and emptied bins each day. The property is over 4 floors with the small reception at the entry,, the hostel on 1st floor and private rooms on 2nd. There's a basic kitchen and sitting area too, though as Seville has so much going on this wasn't used much on the pension floor! There's a big roof top terrace though weather was quite rainy when I was here so not used very much. Tip: it's on a main pedestrian street so if you're a light sleeper take some ear plugs!

I was there for 5 nights so only really minor things.. a second chair in the room would have been nice and maybe a small shelf in the shower room. Only other thing was there was a coffee machine but no filters, though as it was less than 2 euro for a standard coffee not an issue!

I stayed for two nights at Nomad Hostel and had a great experience overall. The online check-in system was super smooth—my room and door codes were sent ahead of time, which made my late-night arrival (around midnight) totally stress-free. The room was clean and well-designed, and the kitchen was fully equipped and really useful. I also appreciated the modern and cozy decoration throughout the hostel. There’s an elevator too, which was a nice bonus! On my last day, I discovered additional bathrooms and shower areas that were bigger and more comfortable than the small one across from my room—so it’s worth exploring a bit. Overall, a well-thought-out place with a good vibe.

One thing I missed was a curtain around the bed for more privacy. I even changed hostels for one night just to have that feature, but I regretted it—because that place had no kitchen and the check-in took 30 minutes due to a long line. I would’ve been better off staying at Nomad the whole time. And now, something that applies to every hostel on Earth, not just this one: Please, please ask guests if they snore when they make the reservation! I’m begging all hostels out there—just create a special room for the snorers and let the rest of us sleep in peace. One person snoring all night can ruin the stay for an entire room. It’s not Nomad’s fault, but it’s a universal hostel struggle!

The location is FANTASTIC! The hostel staff are super friendly and gave me excellent recommendations on where to have dinner (must try La Gorda in Plaza de Magdalena). They were responsive to any requests and very kind.

Despite what Booking.com says that towels are included, you have to pay 2 euros for renting a towel (so bring a personal towel!) and bring a padlock (or else 3 euros to rent a lock). It is a little noisy on the streets and I was in a 4-room female dormitory, so could not sleep well either of the nights (as people come and ag; and some guests listen to videos on their phones at 2 am loud in the room - but that is not the hostel's fault)

You could tell by a lot of details that whomever made, renovated and/or helped making this hostel put a lot of effort in it and was totally capable of seeing it from a traveller's view & has great taste & is inventive. I basically only left this place because I wanted to go to a seaside town, but I was a bit sad leaving (doesn’t happen much) The rooftop terrace is magic, there was bean coffee all day (good coffee!) I guess I was lucky as the machine had just arrived. The disability shower was not hidden and open to everyone. Which I highly appreciated as I have an invisible disability. Yes you can stay in dorms, be on the upper bed but still have an (invisible) physical disability. I only used it once but what a difference in my energy left this made…! Dorms were open & airy (due to being claustrophobic I prefer this style) and if necessary with heating. The kitchen and common space were always accessible if necessary. Definitely a place to come back as I enjoyed Seville (in winter) as well.

Nothing really. I'm just wondering as the private rooms were on the next floor with a tinier kitchen if those people knew the common place inside to hang out was next to the kitchen on the dorm floor. It was weird to me that the reception was downstairs and was cut off this way from interacting with guests.

The location is great and... Many thanks to the wonderful team! After a completely sleepless first night (due to two EXTREMELY loud snorring ladies in my 4-bed-dormitory - it is so unfair to book a dormitory as a snorer! Do not do that, others want to enjoy their holiday as well!) I was totally exhausted and stressed out. At morning time I went to the reception to ask for a change into a single / double room. My request was handled fast and charmingly. Thank you! The second night was great, I slept for more than 10 hours... :)

Nice place, all clean, great facilities, comfortable couch to relax on during the evenings, a large kitchen. I felt very comfortable here. Not a lot of outside noise coming in at night. Surprisingly hardly any mosquitoes even though we had the windows open during the day.

I reserved my stay with a Visa debit card and it couldn't be used for the payment itself. There is no other payment option other than a credit card. Paying at arrival or bank transfer is also not an option, so be aware of that when you book. The pillows don't have a lot of filling, but I read about this before coming and took an extra pillow with me to solve that. The air conditioning was noisy so we only used it on the lowest mode. The only real downside was the price. It's rather expensive.

The location is good and surprisingly quiet at night. The staff are friendly and helpful. There is a public kitchen and space to make some food.

The AC in my room had some problem and every 2h it stopped working, so at the first night I woke up a few times because of the heat and turned it on again and again. The second day, i asked for the reception to check it while the situation seemed not to be resolved. Then I found out that it was setup for a Sleep mode so it turned off automatically, and i cancelled it so the AC could work normally again.

Attractive hostel, friendly staff, excellent location, very clean, and quiet. Not the most social (at least when I was there) if you’re into that, but I loved the clean, relaxed, quiet vibes. Fab hostel! My first on this particular trip and I haven’t stayed in one I like as much since leaving.

I’m not giving the full 10 simply because of the price. This is not unique to this hostel, but the amount I paid is way too much for a dorm room. Prices have gone way up since COVID, and hostel owners everywhere are taking advantage of the new supply and demand. It’s a shame, and I don’t think it’s necessary, though it’s obviously too tempting not to cash in. As a smoker, I didn’t appreciate the no smoking rule for the outside courtyard, but I guess the non smokers appreciate it. Overall, a really great hostel I would definitely visit again.

The location was great! It was really central and easy to get there from the train station, to shopping and sights, or to eat. The rooftop was nice to hang out on and there was coffee available in the morning. We only stayed one night as we were passing through, but it was easy enough to check-in and out and the room was comfortable.

We had a private bathroom but the shower leaked out from the door a bit and into the hallway so I ended up cleaning up the water. It wasn't a big deal though.