Pensión Pérez Montilla

The hotel was adequate but when the heat was on it smelled like ass. The hotel was noisy throughout the night with slamming doors and loud people in the halls. Walls are thin and even with earplugs we were not able to sleep for more than an hour or two at a time. Horrible nights rest right before we had to take a long trip! I do not recommend this place!

No hot water in bathroom

Extra large room, parking available 50m away, Barrio Santa Cruz very close, courteous staff

Nice little hotel for a couple days no more a little noisy inside and out

Basic but perfectly adequate accommodations. We got a room with a shared bathroom and the bathroom was very nice, too. You can't beat it for location...an easy walk to the Catedral, the Real Alcazar, and the Santa Cruz (Old Jewish Quarter) area, which is exactly what we wanted to see. The staff is very helpful -- Jordi especially went out of his way to help us. Be prepared to speak Spanish, if nothing more than key words from a phrasebook or Google translator. It can be a little difficult to find -- a small street off the main road -- but it's worth the effort. A GPS app will help. And it looks out over a nice plaza with a local bar/pub. Parking is an extra charge and is off-site, a 5-minute walk away, in a covered, access-controlled parking garage.

Great location. It’s a inexpensive place to stay with the basics. I would stay there again.

Wonderful stay!! The staff was friendly and helpful, the room was very clean and cozy, and the location was unbeatable. Right in the heart of the Santa Cruz neighborhood with dozens of bars and restaurants within blocks. All the major tourism sites are 15 min walk away. I highly recommend booking a room here for your stay in Sevilla!

The room was nice and spacious, it was also very quiet at night as the hotel is located in a square away from the nearby main road. The staff were friendly and storing my bag was no problem.

The hotel was an old building on the outskirts of the old town. I had the single ensuite room whilst dated decor contained everything you needed. The room was actually across a patio terrace but unfortunately one night they locked the terrace door with the key on the outside, meaning I had no way of getting into my room. And it wasn't clear how you contacted reception given it was supposedly manned 24 hours but there seemed to be no one there. But that aside for the price it was decent value.

the location was ok on the fringe of the old town and the staff was friendly enough however it was difficult to communicate as my spanish sucks. the rooms were bare and small with a uncomfortable bed. the bathroom had a consistent bad smell and cheap towels were provided that did not soak up water and stuck to your skin... there are many hostels or hotels in the old town area to chose from. i would look elsewhere.