LAS CASAS DE LA JUDERÍA SEVILLA

Exploring the courtyards, gardens and fountains nestled between the houses that make up the hotel was a delight! The two rooms we had were spacious and comfortable, and all the staff were very friendly and helpful. Lots of fresh fruit for buffet breakfast served in a characterful underground room.The pool, although not large, was a welcome relief from temperatures that reached 45 degrees! Location excellent for main sights and La Bartola which is only a minute away serves great tapas. Good value for money too!

We were looking forward to our stay in this hotel. It was recommended by several friends! The hotel is a combination of 28 houses connected by tunnels, very unusual but the gardens are really beautiful! We arrived by car, guided by the GPS through very narrow streets, there is no place to park in front of the hotel without stopping traffic, but a very friendly hotel attendant helped us with the luggage and took the car to a parking garage! We were greeted by a very friendly staff, our rooms were spacious and clean! One problem I found with the hotel is the lack of wifi in the rooms, we also had issues with the air condition, Alejandro at the front desk was rude when we complained but the maintenance guy who came to fix the unit was very nice and knowledgeable! In all I have to say we had a nice stay!

We booked our stay at Las Casas de la Juderia very last minute. It was my husband & I, and our 5 month old baby. The hotel is an amazing warren of interconnected buildings in the old Jewish Quarter. As you round another corner you find another lovely little courtyard or intriguing room or corridor. We were upgraded to the Junior Suite (Room 27), which was on the ground floor, which was very kind as we had our baby in the pram. The room was HUGE, with an enormous, very comfortable bed, large bathroom, and a sitting area with satellite TV. There was a small mini-bar, but we only used it for the chilled water. It was in excess of 40 degrees during our stay in Seville, but the room stayed lovely and cool, and the AC worked very well. The courtyard our windows opened onto was quiet and cool, as was the front courtyard, that doubled as a patio for the hotel's restaurant. Breakfast was included and was a solid offering a combined continental and traditional 'english' offerings. The staff are very friendly and helpful, booking tours for us, and always assisting with any queries with a smile, and particularly helpful with the baby. The location is great for seeing many of Seville's main attractions, and is a welcome easy walk back to the hotel for your afternoon siesta before venturing out again! There is a rooftop pool, which looked lovely, though we never got to try it as it was very full on the days we ventured up to the roof. To be fair it was unexpectedly VERY hot during our stay. We had a lovely stay and would definitely come again.

Incredible hotel! It is a small village in itself. As soon as you go in and are looking for your room, you get lost in a maze of patios and staircases, but it is way worthwhile! Everything is authentic and you feel like you are in the past. Our room was small but very nice and clean. The only thing that might be a small problem is that the reception staff get overwhelmed very fast due to a small reception area, so there is no time for manners at check in or out. In general, they are not overly friendly but the hotel is beautifull! A great thank you to the cleaning lmdies who are genuinely nice and helpful!

The hotel is historically made up of lots of houses all now joined together. In the main it is a charming place, a warren of courtyards and pretty areas. I had a standard room which was adequate, not luxurious. The staff where very polite and helpful. There is a piano bar which is beautiful and worth a visit. There are a few negatives, the roof pool is worth visiting, it is small but quaint, when I visited it was very busy, only one member of staff serving at the bar who was overwhelmed. The hotel has very limited car parking and we had to find our own public car park which was not easy. I would not book breakfast, it was an unpleasant experience, it is served in an old cellar, no natural light, there is a beautiful courtyard area which is unused which would have been lovely, everything is self service, the tables and chairs are tiny to cram people in. It is a bunfight to get anything as the self service area is small and as many as 70 people trying to serve themselves. Staff were not so interested here. I would stay again but my advice would be to step outside for breakfast, there are dozens of far nicer places on the doorstep. As a City we loved it, so much to see a do, a hidden gem.