Hotel Doña Manuela (Basic Hotel Doña Manuela)

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The property had a great location. Easy check in and out. Stayed 2 nights and walked to historical landmarks. Greatest gelato place one street over.

Lovely place, lots of restaurants nearby. Disappointed that there was no fridge in the room. Would recommend for a short stay.

Wondering hotel in center of Seville. Surrounded by park and restaurants, tapas places. Convenient for everything. Clean, tidy, efficient, lovely roof top area and room comfortable with free coffee in reception area.

The hotel was clean and in a great location. We did not care for the breakfast, so we went elsewhere

Clean room and friendly staff.

Great location, we were able to walk to and from popular spots in Santa Cruz with ease! Had a wonderful time in Sevilla

Excellent location in the heart of Seville. The Cathedral, Alcazar, and Plaza de Espana are all within a 5-10 minute walk or less. There's also a beautiful park nearby. And we loved the coffee bar in the lobby (surprisingly good coffee!). The room that we had was very clean with great views. It's a somewhat small space for four people (we were traveling with our kids), but very workable. And the staff was extremely helpful.

Very basic hotel but right next to the real alcazar which is very nice. They also have free drinks and snacks 24/7 which is extremely nice. No need to worry about breakfast in the morning before visiting attractions.

Great location, relatively close to main important cultural attractions, and centric! Also close to bars and local restaurants for casual meals including breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Bus to train station, 10-20 min depending on traffic.

Room was small and clean and, well…basic. Furnishings are dated and dark. We were only there for one night so it was fine, but not sure I would stay much longer. Location was fairly central and it was easy to walk into the center of town.