Good location. Nice private room and bathroom. Nice rooftop!

They charge you for everything; Leaving your bags more than an hour (€5/hr), laundry €10+ of you use it, deposit required for TV remotel)

Location is fantastic!! And as a woman travelling solo, the area felt very safe. Great to have the option of the rooftop as well as the courtyard area. The room came with a great amount of storage for each bunk too. I thought the shelf in the bunk was a great addition. Super helpful!

As a woman, I didn't really like the set up of the showers. This was only my second hostel experience so I'm not sure what the norm is, but there wasn't really a space to shower and change without either getting clothes really wet or leaving clothes hanging outside of the shower but being in a towel to get to them in a room of strangers (mixed room). It wasn't something I personally felt super comfortable with. But the actual showers were great.

everything was clean and separated: sink, toilet and showers were completely independent which was useful in a dorm with 8 people. everyone had two lockers (one under the bed and another one) and a hanger, which helped with the tidiness of the room. also I loved that every bed had a curtain, plugs and a light. staff were super nice and the people there too. the common area was nice as well, and it had both an indoor and an outdoor part. the position was great, really close to the city center and also to the river, which has an amazing path where you can walk on the side

the only thing that I didn't like was the fact that storing your luggage costed 5 euros a piece after the first hour (that was free)

I liked the private spaces of the beds and how convenient the breakfast process was. Simply turning in my ticket was so simple. The storage underneath the bed and the cabinets was plenty, and I liked the layers of sheets provided. The location is gorgeous and worked perfectly for my first trip to Seville.

I wish the towel fee had lasted the whole time! I paid for one, hung it up, and after cleaning came, it was gone. I thought that would be my towel for the week, and didn't want to have to keep paying for a towel every time I showered. Also, more options during breakfast, like oatmeal, fruit, and/or eggs would be nice. There's a decent amount, but for an 8 day stay, crossaints, oranges, cheese + ham can get dull fast.

It's surrounded by cafes, supermarts and only 4 mins walk to Plaza de Armas for the Airport Bus. 7 mins walk to Triana bridge. My dorm was next door from reception but not a problem. Appreciate that the beds have curtains for privacy. Each bed has plug in point and light. Bathroom/toilet with toiletries are within your room. The place is clean and trendy. Enhanced security with keycard to enter main door and bedroom. Terraced chill out area and space for hanging your washing on 3rd floor. Towels chargeable. Bring your own padlock but you can buy one from reception if needed. Breakfast €7 but plenty of cafes around. Kitchen clean and well equipped. Sofa, working area and fining table on main floor. Guests are respectful of each other Highly recommended.

Lovely Hostel, large beds with different plugs and lights. Bonus for the individual curtains so you can lock yourself out from the rest of the room and the air conditioning ! One of the two toilets was wheelchair accessible.

There were 2 showers for 8 people but only one of them had a lock. The other shower gave right in front of the entrance to the with only separator the shower plastic wall. I booked a single stay but somehow my reservation was doubled into two so my boyfriend was swapped beds without any warnings creating a little chaos when someone tried to get in his usual bunkbed. Two hours later some guy tries to get into his newly assigned bed because he wasn’t warned either that he was reallocated in the middle of his stay so check with the staff before hand to avoid any jump scares.

The bed was really cozy, with curtains and modern-designed lamps. I spent some time indoor and I found it very relaxing. There are beautiful external areas, such as the patio and the rooftop. In the common area you can meet other guests and have dinner together.

The staff is a bit cold in my opinion and I've found services a bit expensive. Walking around the city, just around the corner, there's a laundry service for half the hostel's price. Coffee (made with a domestic machine) is subject to charges, during and after breakfast.

It was my first time staying at a hostel, and I had an overall great experience. The room and bed/pod were fairly clean. Each person has access to two lockers (one under the bed and another by the door in the shared room). They’re quite spacious—the one under the bed was large enough to fit a small carry on suitcase and backpack. The location is very accessible to taxis/buses, and walking distance to Alcazar (around 25 mins).

I brought a circular dial combination lock, but it was too big for the lockers, so I had to purchase one from the front desk (5 euros). I’d suggest bringing a lock with a thinner shackle. It can be a bit tricky to find space to put your clothes and towels by the shower area (I had to sort of toss them over the shower door).

I was greeted so kindly and treated well from the very beginning... this makes SUCH a difference! The room was awesome and possibly best hostel I have stayed in so far ( over 14 in the last 3 weeks). So much storage room and plenty of charging points. The place has a great vibe and loads of fresh air and bright spaces. Common area is super cute. 👌

A little bit overpriced ( although I feel all of Seville is ) and on site drinks and coffee were a tad expensive. The cost for luggage storage is also excessive I believe. Only issue I had with room was the shower tiles really needed a good clean... mould in tile grout and on ceiling unfortunately

This hostel was probably one of the nicest that I have ever stayed at. The facilities were incredible nice and seemed very new. We stayed in an 8 female dorm and it seemed huge. Multiple lockers, hooks, etc. to keep your things. This was a really quiet place where many people seemed to be relaxing.

This hostel is not very social as there weren't many people hanging out in common/shared spaces. Extra things, like luggage storage, breakfast, towels, etc. were a little pricey in my opinion. The area surrounding the hostel was a little iffy at late hours, although there are locked doors.