The 7 Best Hostels in Seville (Updated 2025)
"I found it clean, organized, and very social — a reliable chain location that offers lots of activities like a daily walking tour and a nightly bar crawl. If you want to save money there’s a shared kitchen, and the terrace is a great spot to hang out; overall you get a lot of value. The beds are basic (metal bunks with thin mattresses), but privacy curtains help you sleep, and note they have an age limit of 45 years old." - Matthew Kepnes
