The 7 Best Hostels in Seville (Updated 2025)
"I stayed in an 18th-century building with a lovely leafy courtyard that’s perfect for coffee or an afternoon siesta; breakfast is complimentary and an in-house café is open daily until 11pm. The hostel is centrally located, pet friendly, and has family rooms and a large guest kitchen. Bunk beds have lights, outlets, curtains, a pod-like design with thick mattresses, and attached lockers so your gear feels secure; bathrooms are consistently clean." - Matthew Kepnes
