Hotel Macià Sevilla Kubb

It will depend a great deal upon what price you find for this hotel as it can vary WILDLY and that will dictate a great deal as to whether you find it a good value or not. I, did not, as there's clearly a great deal more put into thinking about design than the actual comfort of the hotel. While the lobby looks like a sleek airport lounge and the rooms look great in pictures, in practice actually sleeping is very cramped with weird things like this rotating 'non-closet' for clothes, and you feel like you're inside a cave. This isn't helped by this very unfortunate glass wall on the bathroom, which, while not transparent, is dreadful for privacy if staying as a couple. There is either a massive problem with their check in system or the staff is horribly incompetent as this process took an inordinate amount of time. Also, it was very angering that the breakfast was one price if you bought it for all the days and another if you only bought it for part if the stay. I had to leave for the train earlier than they started so I had no option. Additionally, at check in they said to pay at the breakfast and then at the breakfast they said to pay at reception. There are serious staff communication failings. And that rooftop pool? It's just for social media photos as in person there's little that's appealing about it. Ultimately, if looking for a modern hotel that's a short walk from Santa Justa Station, this is a decent option, but expect much more form over function, don't go as a couple, be ready to be patient with the service, and most importantly, go elsewhere if the price is above 140 per night for your stay as it simply doesn't live up to the cost.

Despite the score given to this hotel, it is a nice hotel. I think the key is understanding what you get. The pool is nice, but they could do with getting more beds (and there is space). There is no bar near the pool area (on the top floor), so the hotel description is misleading. This is definitely a missed opportunity. There is no kettle in the room, but you can ask for one (this is not advertised). The breakfast is limited, so we decided to eat elsewhere (lots of places to choose from). The room is clean, modern and pleasant, but not suited for those who value their privacy as the bathroom is only separated from the room by a green glass wall. The staff were pleasant, though their English could be limited (as is my Spanish!). Location is great, being well placed for the key sights. I would not dissuade anyone from staying there, just try to manage expectations accordingly.

Hotel was pretty average and rooms were quite depressing for the location. Services were quite mediocre as we had a tour planned for 6:45 am and we had asked packed breakfast at 6:30 am In the morning the day prior. They had written our room numbers and agreed to give it on time, but next morning when we went to the reception to ask about the breakfast, they had no idea what were talking about and neither did they convey us what the issue was and we had to leave without the breakfast. Their breakfast timing is mentioned to start from 7 am but they are pretty slow with their service as it starts from 7:30-8. And if you’re planning to sleep till late morning , not possible, you’ll be heavily disturbed with the corridor noises. The only good thing about the hotel was its location.

Stayed here for 3 or 4 nights in May during a trip to Spain. The hotel is excellently located and within a 5-10 min car ride/taxi of the main attractions that Seville has to offer. The service was great too but the hotel is way too modern with a focus on the look rather than comfort. The sofas and chairs in the lobby are really uncomfortable. The back is straight at a 90 degree angle. It is almost as if they don't want you in the lobby. The rooms are okayish - the bathroom is quite small and with a small little knob which will never open when your hands are wet after coming out of a shower. Almost got locked in once. Why not have a comfortable knob/handle rather than whatever this is. For the price, I think you may be able to do better. Macia hotels really needs to rethink comfort over look for this hotel.

Stayed two nights at the end of a tour. The hotel is part of a chain and is very clean and modern - too modern. The decor looks nice but glass walls in for the bathroom allow for light to show through into the room which disturbs anyone but the heaviest sleepers - this was a real problem. The location is ok if you use a taxi. The tour, and our personal preferences, walked from the hotel for most activities which involved a brisk and sometimes hot (Seville is having a heat wave). Our interactions with the staff were excellent. We ate breakfast in the hotel and, similar to our other stays, the food was varied and sufficient to meet most tastes. If we returned, it would not be our first choice. We didn't come across any eating areas close by (less than 20 min walk).

The room was modern and efficient. However there was no hot water kettle for tea of instant coffee. There were some great restaurant options just down the street. The walls are quite thin and vibrate when others close their door

Just so-so. As an American on a Trafalgar Tour, the air conditioning is set on the lowest setting (16C) but only controls to 75F - barely tolerable. What is it with the A/C over here in Europe? Today in Seville it's 42+C and you're really lucky to find a hotel 🏨 with great A/C!

The hotel is in walking distance to Sevilla old town (about 15 minutes on foot) and also very close to the main train station (Santa Justa). The room was comfortable, we had enough space for our backpacks and all our stuff, bathroom was spacious too. The bed was also nice and big, the furniture was very practical (you could turn it around and use it as wardrobe, mirror and fridge - we liked this very much). The pool on the roof was nice, but we didn't use it, because the weather was not that warm yet. Staff was friendly, we had no problems. I recommend this hotel if you are looking for good value for money.