Hotel Seville

The staff were friendly and courteous, and we enjoyed the restaurant attached to the hotel. I loved the nostalgic atmosphere. The architecture and design are distinctive, and the comfortable rooms reminded me of my grandparents' home, built in the same period.

We were exhausted after looking at homes and spending the night with our two dogs. The hotel was charming, clean, quiet, comfortable, and very dog-friendly. There was a live band in the bar that night, but we couldn't hear a peep. Highly recommend!

I've only stayed in the rooms a couple of times, but I really enjoyed it. The food is great, and I'm planning to try the steak next time. Steak nights are Friday and Saturday. They have karaoke around 5 p.m. on Wednesday and Sunday, and it's lots of fun and family friendly. Any of their drinks are chef's kiss. Enjoy!

The staff were very nice on the phone and in person, and the attached bar and grill served excellent food. The pancake serving was especially generous for the price. Breakfast wasn't included, though: despite descriptions online mentioning a buffet, we only got a 10% discount on the breakfast menu. I thought it was included, so that was a surprise. We were just passing through and needed a quick overnight stay, and it worked for that, but I wouldn't rate it as a three-star hotel. The building's historic character is the main appeal, though its age shows. The vestibule has beautiful faux-Spanish architecture, and the common spaces could be nice places to write on a different sort of trip. Our basic room was small, with plain drywall that didn't match the entrance, but it had the necessary amenities like soap and towels. The TV had streaming options. The window didn't seal tightly, so we could hear everything outside even when it was closed, and there was black mold in the corners. The historic district felt run-down, with vacant buildings and little foot traffic. Arriving late in the evening felt unsettling, and the area isn't scenic. The hotel does have covered parking monitored by camera, though it remains quite open to the outside. If we'd stayed longer, I wouldn't have minded exploring during the day.