Hotel Un Patio al Sur
About Hotel Un Patio al Sur
Be thrilled by this magnificent, 18th-century, Andalusian building – a recently renovated, authentic townhouse which features original features, a privileged location near many of Seville’s most impressive sights. The delightful Patio al Sur, once a convent, has been converted to a beautiful, boutique hotel. Enjoy fresh, contemporary design details that contrast wonderfully against the buildings original features. Plaza de España is a 30-minute walk from Un Patio al Sur and La Cartuja Island is 1.2 mi away. Sevilla Airport is 8.7 mi away. License Number(s): H/SE/01073
Amenities
- Meeting space
- On-site dining
- Business center
- Luggage storage
- Multilingual staff
- Pet friendly
- Public transit access
- Airport shuttle
- Smoke-free property
- Elevator
- In-room safe
Reviews
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It was clean We had only one day to see around and the room was not ready eventhough I specifically asked for a ready room. They made us wait for 1.5 hours and we couldn’t see some places in our schedule. If you have limited time in the city, they are not helpful to make you use the room earlier. In Cordoba we had a much luxurious hotel cheaper than this and they helped us to make the room ready early!
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very friendly staff and the room is clean nothing to complain
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Everything was amazing and if u consider the price this is one of the best value for money stays in have ever been to.
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Cute Didn’t stay longer so I couldn’t comment on that
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Very nice room with fantastic bathroom. Bed was excellent and comfy. Location is perfect.
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Great location! First floor handicapped room is small even for 2 people with minimal luggage. No exterior window to fresh air, only window in the room opens into the hotel lobby. Room does have an AC unit which you'll need to keep the room from getting too stuffy.
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Amazing stay in Seville! The room was clean, comfortable, and exactly as shown in the photos. The location was perfect, with easy access to the city’s main attractions, restaurants, and public transport. The host was friendly and helpful throughout our stay. We felt very welcome and enjoyed every moment. Would definitely stay here again and highly recommend it to anyone visiting Seville! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
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The room was too small.
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Great location. Charming atmosphere.
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Very nice hotel in a quaint part of Seville with no traffic, just walking area. Cobble stone streets, shops and great restaurants. Great experience staying at this lovely hotel.
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Quiet at night time away from street noise. Free coffee And kettle facility down beside reception in the morning. Room we had was internal so overlooking reception so noisy during the day. Rooms are small.
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Comfy bed, spacious room. Good water pressure in a quiet hotel, We loved the location . Walking distance to great restaurants and shops!
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Comfortable room with a lot of character. Original art work. Nice to have a small balcony our room. Others had windows facing inside the courtyard which is common in Seville Nice location on a quiet side street but a short 10-15 minute walk to almost everything Nice local restaurants and bars in the area The cleaning staff dropped the ball one day but it was quickly resolved
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Location was great
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The staff is friendly and service-minded. The location was very good, in the Old Town. Just a walk to everywhere. No breakfast, but many cafes near by with very good breakfast and lunch. A short walk to the shopping street. Also a short walk to the bus station.
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Its location. The bathroom smells bad.
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Location was ideal. Quite close to Plaza del Duque. Check-in very quick and friendly staff. Room was very comfortable and enjoyed our stay here.
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Clean and quality things like toilet paper The WiFi was out in the morning but maybe due to weather
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Great location with in walking distance of all major historic sites had room with Juliet balcony had 3 different sets of
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Very clean and welcoming . Friendly staff at the reception desk. Room was larger than anticipated and reasonably priced. Lots of tapas in the area. Tea available at check in was appreciated but disappeared without notice. Initially difficult to find amid the confusing streets, many with no name posted. The Hotel Colon is a good reference point found on many maps.