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"Great property. They have a shuttle that takes you to and from the metro where you can catch the train to any part of Sevilla. Clean and very cool decor. I'll be back next time in Sevilla."

"Close to explore Seville but avoid crazy city prices. Car is needed however to get around. Extraordinarily large rooms with a split duplex bedroom and living quarters. Both Air cons worked well in the room and the hotel was well proportioned for restaurants and cafes and shopping. Shame that the pool was closed in April. Rooms are noise proof which was perfect as there were fans visiting for the copa del rey final. "

"Generous sized room with extra bed and large balcony. Buffet dinner was reasonably priced but nothing special. Serves as a good base to explore Seville but avoiding the city prices. The rooms are not found proof and there were lots of your groups - kids and rally folk… so there was quite a bit of noise and door slamming in the morning. Pool was being renovated in early April so couldn’t use it. Staff were friendly, bar and garden decent. "

"Great place to stay!"

"the property was located in the quiet area, which was good for rest and enjoying the day"

"Luz at the check in counter of the Hospeduim at Simon Verde was extremely helpful and very knowledgeable and very nice person. "

"A pleasant stay. Wouldn’t say it was 4 star by English standards but clean and comfortable "

"Run…don’t walk. Run away from this property. The pictures don’t represent this property. Not dirty. Dark. Old. Vinyl furniture. The ‘cafeteria’ and that’s what is ridiculously crowded. The property is sandwiched between refineries and camping grounds. 2 stars maybe…4 is offensive. We left. Didn’t stay. Didn’t get our money back, don’t care. Managers have dealt with this situation before - clearly. They were dealing with another couple when we left. Terrible. You’ve been warned. "

"We first arrived a bit shell shocked after staying in quaint hostels in Southern Spain. This place is large, Soviet-block style, and in a more crowded suburb than in quaint Cordoba & Granada (of course Seville is a bigger city than these, so shouldn't be a big surprise). So it took some time to adjust but once we did, we had a pleasant stay here. The apartment was clean and spacious, with a small kitchenette that did the trick (only problem was no wine opener so I had to buy one at a supermarket). Parking was comped in the adjacent underground garage, with a convenient elevator to the floor where our room was."