The hostel is clean and there is no something broken. The staff is friendly, helpful, and professional. I just don't like the color of the room which are dominated by red and yellow so that it's not comfortable for sleep. And ya, the hostel is located in the center of Sevilla but the consequence is it's crowded even though at... More

The doors maybe open, but basically all you're allowed to do after midnight is sleep. This is an issue since it is Spain and I never ate before 9pm and never got back to the hostel before 1pm. The only wifi is in the lobby or kitchen & the only place with outlets to charge your devices is the kitchen... More

Choosing the Samay hostel was a great choice for our trip to Sevilla. Everything was extremely clean, the staff were very nice and helpful, and we loved the Flamenco performance they arranged (€14). We booked a 3-person apartment, which was in a separate building across the courtyard, meaning we didn't have wifi access in our room. Also, all the apartments... More

Out of all the hostels/hotels I stayed in while traveling in Spain this had the best beds, service, and a warn atmosphere. Had a great walking tour (thanks to Millie), and they gave us great tips on hiring bikes etc.

I was on my way to Portugal from Morocco. Doing a dry run for my backpacking in Europe come December. So i took the ferry, took the buses, did that whole thing. And so I was pooped when I got to Seville. I first stopped at La Raza??? Restaurant, then hopped on the C2 bus with the intentions of getting... More

Welcoming staff, many activities, good rooms and beds, always clean, well-provided self catering kitchen, and places to make new friends (the lounge room, the terrace). Last but not least, very good location, just 1 minute from the Bairro Santa Cruz.

My first time visitng the city, the hostel was very good. The staff we welcome and spoke a variety of languages. The rooms were clean and the beds comfortable. The location was good, on the outskirts of the old town meant that within 5 min walk you were in the middle of town. Only downside was the breakfast, very uninsiping... More

The hostel is very close to the bus station, however if you don't have a map of Seville and get your bearings, get a taxi! We were greeted by a lovely guy on reception, I think was Harvey or Pavel, can't remember which, but he could not have been nicer or more helpful. We paid for beds in a four... More

Had a trip in Spain for 10 days and the first city I stayed was at Seville!! Arrived the airport at 11:30pm and took the airport bus to terminal station! Actually I was no idea where was I even I hold a map and the direction to the hostel!! The hotel website said its very close to the bus station... More