Bellavista-Palmera Hotels

The Buffet break fast was fantastic as was the tapas at the Brassiere. The staff at both were welcoming and really great. The Cafe was a bit limited but open loner hours. The room was very comfortable and clean and also very quiet.

A beautiful boutique hotel set in a gorgeous designer garden/decking area! Rooms were simple, clean, with a minimalist style! There was no fridge or drinks facility, but staff were always willing to provide everything from iced tap water to a glass of wine! Some nice touches, bed turned down and a thoughtful saying left on the bed, well most nights, one lovely guy who spoke great English didn't actually do this, but all your female staff did, so two out of three ain't bad!!!! He didn't do melon at breakfast either! He spoke great English so we let him off! Bikes are available, but beware they are for hire, but you won't know it until you get the bill! Not expensive though, just unexpected as the hotel is on the pricey side!

I selected this hotel because my sixteen-year-old daughter wanted something modern and comfortable rather than something quaint and funky. In order not to break the budget, however, I had to find a place somewhat removed from the heart of Seville. Our twin room was clean, a good size, and had comfortable beds. The bathroom was also clean and had all of the modern conveniences (shower-tub, bidet, and basic toiletries). The buffet breakfast which was included with our meal was served from 7:30 to 10:30. It offered a variety of breads, coldcuts, cheese, cereals, juices, a toaster, and a gourmet coffemaker. The hotel has a restaurant and an adjacent bar and cafeteria. Although the dinner menu was tempting for me, it was too exotic for my daughter's palate. There are not many dining places in the immediate vicinity, so we drove into town and found an Italian restaurant. We rented a car and had no problem finding parking within one short block of the hotel each evening. The drive to the heart of Sevilla was very direct (just go straight down the same street on which the hotel was located) and took about ten minutes. It is my understanding that the bus route also goes the same way and takes about 15-20 minutes. The staff was friendly and courteous. While I would still have preferred to have stayed in the heart of town, this hotel proved a good compromise.

Good condition and big rooms, supermarket in the same building, the city is not that big so you can get to the downtown by taxi for about 5 or 6 euros, did not try the food but overall a good experience.

The Good: Great hotel; clean, comfortable; great staff. 20 min walk from Plaza Espana. The Bad: No coffee machine in room; Far from train station; 10 min walk to Line 1 Bus Stop (15 min ride) to bus stop right outside hotel.

Great hotel, very comfortable and excellent facilities. Our of the city but the reception staff provided us with bus tickets for the 15 minute trip into the centre of town.

The party for the baptism started 2 feet from our window, at 1.30am on the nail.Depite the grandfather of the bairn proclaiming that it would go on til 8 it stopped at 3.30. The disco, which wasn't the worst europop, was loud. If we'd missed this party (they are every w/e in September, I don't know about the rest of the year) the hotel would have been nigh on perfect.