Seville Hotel Guide - Murillo House hotels in Seville, Spain.

"Our room was cleaned and tidied up every day. The staff was very helpful."

"This hotel was above my expectations. I knew it would be hard to find amidst the many small alleys of the Old Town but was surprised to receive a warm welcome and very detailed and comprehensive directions from the hotel a few days prior to my arrival. The surprises continued as I discovered more beautiful spaces within each area of the building, and the entire experience was tied together by the Mozart/Musical theme which added to the charm and ambience. I loved the thick, soft bathsheets (rather than towels), along with all the personal hygiene products and, I appreciated having a kettle (not just a coffee maker) and the delicious chocolates left at the bediside, The staff were friendly and helpful and the location was very convenient for all the tourist sites in the centre of town, and lots of cafes and restaurants/ I will definitely return here on my next visit to Seville. Thank you!"

"Great location. Friendly staff"

"Great location and lovely clean hotel"

"Fantastic stay, quirky and interesting place Professional and friendly staff The pool is a must have I’ll come back 😀"

"Everything about this hotel was perfect. In a great location. About a half an hour walk to the centre. Which was very busy so we were happy to be out a little. The staff were amazing, very attentive and lovely. Pool was busy but still a very nice amenity to have. Breakfast was fantastic, if a little expensive. We used the restaurant, the bakery and the pool bar and all were great. You Only hotel group, part of Palladium is well worth it. 10/10"

"A great hotel. The staff are very professional and friendly. The pool area made our holiday. The rooms were very clean and comfortable. The breakfast was fresh with all tastes well catered for. I will be coming back."

"The breakfast bar offered a nice selection of foods. For dinner, I had the best Flan I’ve ever eaten "

"Excellent location, very friendly staff, a bit difficult to get to with a car."