Goya - إشبيلية

Great price for location and a spotlessly clean hotel. Walls thin so you here other guests from time to time and my room was very small. But, the location and cleanliness were excellent for the price.

The room is too small, and one of the male receptionist is not helpful and not friendly.

Couldn't ask for better concerning location. Cathedral was only 250 metres away. We were given Room 130 which, oddly, was directly above Room 120 (the steep flight of stairs would not suit Persons of Restricted Mobility but were no problem for us). The room had 2 balconies (one from the bathroom) out onto the street - the narrowness of which amplified the sounds of the hubbub below, as noted in previous comments about this hotel. The room itself was very clean and well-appointed with twin beds. Looking at a floor-plan (detailing the escape -route in case of fire), it would seem that room sizes and facilities varied from one to another. A slight niggle was that there were only Spanish-language TV stations available so we couldn't keep up with the news - there was a 5.5 magnitude earthquake in Mercia that day. When we booked in, I found that the first night's stay had already been charged to my Card - which was not clearly explained on the Hotels.com site but on the Hotel Goya's site it is stated that the first night would be charged in case of a no-show so I wasn't too bothered. The 'no breakfast' thing was not a problem,either, as there was a bar about 40 metres from the hotel, towards the cathedral, which catered for all tastes at very reasonable prices. We had arrived at Santa Justa Rail Station, from Malaga, found the Tourist Information Office - located above Platform 6, I think -and got a map of the city, crossed the car parks past the waiting taxis then crossed the road to the bus stop where we caught a C1 bus to the Ave de Carlos V getting off near the Prado de San Sebastian Tram Stop. Then we walked straight on, across the roundabout, along the Calle San Fernando, following the tram-lines round to the right which brought us to the Cathedral. From the Cathedral Square, where the horse-drawn carriages congregate, a short distance up Calle Mateus Gago brought us to the hotel. Took us, maybe, 20 minutes. We stayed for 2 nights during which we hardly saw or heard

J'ai passé 3 nuits à l'hotel Goya, et je recommande fortement cette adresse: on ne peut probablement pas être mieux situé pour dormir à Séville! L'hotel est tout petit, absolument impeccable et très mignon. Il y a beaucoup de marbre par conséquent il doit y faire plutôt frais l'été (j'y étais en mars). Le personnel est correct, à l'ancienne. On est très, très loin des grandes chaînes hotellières! La chambre était petite mais nickel, air conditionné/chauffage, salle de bain rutilante. Une très bonne adresse vraiment pas chère car vous serez à quelques mètres de la cathédrale et des restaurants.