Sevilla Dream Hostel

The room was dirty and looked more like a storage space in a garage, with an aluminum door. The shower was absurdly small, so small I couldn’t even touch my legs. Machines could be heard running all night, and the place was very noisy. There was no remote for the TV, which meant no TV, the AC didn’t work, and the cushions were filthy. I could keep going. This was disgusting and absolutely not worth the price. It’s the worst hotel I’ve ever stayed in, despite having traveled around the world.

The staff were caring and helpful, and the people I met made the stay fun and interesting. It’s a cheap hostel in a good spot, not too far from the city center and near the river. The four-bed room is the one I’d recommend. The kitchen had everything needed for cooking, there was a bar with couches, and you could order breakfast. You can rent a bike, hang out on the rooftop, or just chat with the open-minded, easygoing staff. Hope to see you again!

Good value for the price, with friendly employees who do their best to help. The food and coffee were good too. Beds are comfortable, though not the best, which is fair for a value option. If you want top-of-the-line beds, stay at a five-star hotel. The main drawback is how thin the walls are. If someone snores in the next room, you’ll hear it.

After reading the reviews, I was nervous about staying here, but two nights in, I don’t really understand the bad ones. The place was clean, quiet, and comfortable, with very friendly reception. The interior is beautiful, with mosaic tiles all over, and everything is within walking distance. No problems at all.