Las Casas de la Judería, Seville

Its a trip back to the 15th century! The hotel is a renovated historical building and renovated very well. Lots of art and character. All the modern conveniences are provided and the breakfast is excellent. The location is also fantastic - close to everything. The only downside is noises from the street/corridors permeating into our room

Beautiful and historic hotel. The rooms were a good size and the atmosphere was relaxing

This was the worst hotel of our entire trip. First they gave us a room where we would have to go up about 10 steps just to get to the bathroom at night. As that didn't work for us, they offered us the room next door and told us to go on out and tour the city. When we came back they had only a really inferior room with lights that were shining on my wife all night because the cover was gone. They offered to put a towel over the light but never did.

Then it got worse. We felt the problem was with the people at the reception who just didn't care.

Really enjoyed our stay due to its uniqueness - 27 houses joined as one hotel.

Unique property with friendly staff.
May be diffcult for some with poor mobility because of the outlay of the rooms but we really enjoyed the character of the building and proximity to attractions

Really cool maze of a hotel. Our room was either accessed through a 5 minute walk through tunnels, leading to various lovely courtyards, then crossing an alleyway into yet another old building. The other way was walking outside along a few alleys- we eventually got it down without getting lost. Unique place as all the old mansions have been connected. Our room was very spacious- largest of the trip. Not newly renovated but in good shape and clean which added to the historical character feeling. There was an elegant piano bar on the 2nd floor of the main entry building decorated with lots of very old, elegant furniture- the kind you see in museums that they tell you not to sit on - except you could it on them - old painting on the walls. If we weren't dressed like 21st century tourists, you could feel like you were having a drink in an 18th or 19th century salon of some sort.
Breakfast was generous- lots of choice, coffee was a fancy Nespresso machine - prefer real coffee myself but not bad.
Our roomed looked out on an alley- one rainy night someone's motorbike alarm kept loudly sounding though the hotel staff were able to remedy that for remaining nights.

I thought this place was quite historic and a good choice. You don't get to stay in a historical place like that very often.

We thought it was a special hotel with a uniqueness to it that was charming. The location was good to shopping, restaurants, places we wanted to explore. The room and bathroom were pretty spacious and comfortable. It was a bit challenging to navigate the different buildings in order to reach our room. There were many food choices at breakfast that were really tasty.

Best hotel I have ever stayed in. Out of a fairytale with an amazing location. Truly breathtaking.