2-Star Hotels in Andalusia, Spain

Beautiful clean accommodation in central location and very quietly located. Parking facilities are difficult because they are only available in the immediate vicinity for the neighborhoods. Unfortunately, the booked breakfast was not available and no refund was offered, but it was referred to the booking platform, but it was not offered any replacement.

A very beautiful hotel. It is really like a museum. Decent breakfast with fruits. All the rooms are different: some are large, some are small. You get what you have paid for. If you chose the room with Mezquita view it will be large and the view is breathtaking but it's better to have earplugs. The staff is very friendly and helpful. I would definitely return.

I stayed in this small hotel which is a 1-minute walk from Ronda Train Station during my solo travel for the past two days. Downstairs is a cafe run by the owner, which also serves simple breakfast. The bread is baked very fragrantly and the cafe prices are affordable. My review of staying here last night. The bed was very comfortable and the pillows were at my preferred height. The single room in this small hotel is not very spacious, but it has a private bathroom, is clean and has everything you need, and is in a good location. The only drawback is that the soundproofing is not very good.

Location is good, close to the cathedral and in a nice neighbourhood, cafes and restaurants nearby. People at reception are nice and helpful. The room is ok, a bit basic, outdated and bathroom not very clean, terrace on the rooftop was closed probably because it’s winter. Overall I would just recommend for 1 night to someone looking for a central location on a budget.

I had a very comfortable stay. The facilities were kept exceptionally clean thanks to frequent tidying. I really appreciated being able to use not only lockers and towels but also kitchen items like cutlery and glasses.

Not as per our expectations. Don’t know if it is popular in Spain that tea, coffee, kettle, fridge are not provided. And there is no sound proofing at all. Next door neighbour was like opening and closing MY door, which woke me up several times at night, as well as the gurgling sound being so loud.

Buenísima ubicación, habitación muy limpia aunque un poco pequeña, al tirar la cadena del wc es un poco ruidosa. Los días que estuvimos no funcionaba muy bien el ascensor, y subíamos al 3° por las escaleras. Te ponen café a tu disposición en la recepción. Muy amables en todo momento, dan información y recomendaciones de lugares que visitar. Repetiremos seguro. Recomendable!!

La verdad es que no tenía las expectativas muy altas por algunas opiniones que había leído, pero en mi caso la experiencia ha sido MUY POSITIVA. El alojamiento da lo que promete, simplemente eso. La habitación estaba limpia y era amplia, la ducha era grande y la cama era cómoda. El aire acondicionado funcionaba de maravilla, y el ruido que hace es de aparato antiguo pero no impide para nada el sueño. Repetiré sin duda!! Gracias

Exceed my expectations. Easy to self-checkin, close to all tourist spots. Owner has the very right understanding to customers’ true needs. We got a family room have a clean room, clean bed, clean toilet. We stayed 2 nights. Room got cleaned after we came back. That’s all what I expected. Nothing is fancy. Basic kitchen is available, not in use for me, nothing to comments.

The hotel's location is right in the heart of the Santa Cruz quarter, nestled within narrow alleys. Because of this, even with Google Maps, I couldn't find it on my first check-in. It's very close to the Alcázar of Seville and the cathedral, just a few minutes' walk, and there are plenty of restaurants nearby, making dining convenient. However, it's quite a distance from bus stops and taxi stands. Since the area is full of small alleys and cobblestone streets, cars can't drive in, so you have to drag your luggage a long way, which is exhausting. The transportation is inconvenient. The hotel rooms are relatively clean, but the facilities are incredibly outdated. The shower stall, in particular, is a joke – it's roughly 0.6 x 0.6 meters. There's no shelf inside for shower gel or shampoo, so you have to place them on the floor before you enter. But during the shower, trying to bend down to grab those items is impossible; that narrow, straight shower stall is practically 'custom-made' for you. It's too tiny, too ridiculous. If I ever come to Seville again, I would definitely not choose this place.