Huisdiervriendelijke hotels in Macarena

'Top hotel met super service. Lokatie midden in centrum ,dicht bij paleis, kathedraal en veel restaurants'

'Everything was great, from the excellent service to the beautiful decorations. It brings to into another world! The only downside was that we were given an accessible room. After taken a shower, the bathroom looked like a free private pool with very little comfort. 10 towels on the floor to keep the water out made our bathroom close to that in a hostel. Unfortunately this made the experience less pleasant. So yes, please visit this hotel on a trip to Sevilla. But please make sure you don’t get...

'First of all I want to thank the cleaners for keeping this room so clean. Further thanks to Rose, for her kind, warm and charismatic service.'

'Hacienda La Indiana is without question a 10-star experience. From the moment we arrived late at night, we were welcomed with warmth and generosity that made us feel more like family than guests. The owner, with genuine kindness, prepared tea despite the late hour, gave us a personal tour of the property, and ensured we had everything we needed. This rare level of care immediately set the tone for what became one of the most memorable stays of our travels. The room was spotless, spacious, and...

'De ligging is prachtig, het personeel zeer vriendelijk en behulpzaam en de kamers proper. Diner is gewoon, niet veel keuze, soms te zoutig. Kamer 116 rook ferm naar Tabak, maar we kregen vlot een andere kamer.'

'Prettig hotel, zeer beleefd en vriendelijk personeel, goede prijs kwaliteit verhouding. Parkeren voor het hotel is een probleem, maar aan de overkant bij het ziekenhuis, kan je gratis parkeren. We hebben hier een prettig verblijf gehad, helaas niet in de nabijheid van de oude binnenstad. De oude binnenstad is goed te bereiken met het openbaar vervoer, of met de auto, redelijk veel parkeergarages in de binnenstad van Sevilla.'

'Very peacefull hotel. 30 minutes from Sevilla. Nice village with some bars and restaurants. Friendly people, hardly speaking English.'