My Top 3 Hostels in Seville

You are about to read a list of the best hostels in Seville. I've picked these hostels for different reasons (price, location, services...). Each one has its particular advantages and charm as you'll see in the reviews.

Rates are cheap compared to any other accommodation in Europe. Expect to pay approximately 16-20 euros for a bed in a dorm, more or less the regular rates around Europe (except very expensive cities like London or Paris...).

In my opinion, hostels in Seville are great value and cool places to meet people. The managers generally know the travellers' needs and offer a nice atmosphere.

Oasis Backpackers Hostel -- €

Oasis Backpackers Hostel
Plaza de la Encarnacion, 29<
954-293-777

Located just a few blocks from the Palacio de Lebrija and the Plaza de la Alfalfa (great nightlife!), this modern and clean hostel provides a quiet and nice ambience. The rooms (all with a window or a terrace) are set around a large central patio, as is it custom in Sevillian houses (Casa de Pilatos). It organizes different tour such as a free walking tour that's held every morning, a tapas one and even a flamenco one.

© Oasis Backpackers Hostel

Rooms: You can choose between a dorm with an ensuite bathroom (8, 6 and 4 beds) and a dorm with a shared bathroom (6 and 4 beds). All dorms are mixed. There are also double rooms, both with an ensuite or shared bathroom. You'll find small safes in every room.

Facilities:

• Free Internet access and Wi-Fi + paying guest phones at the lobby
• Free breakfast from 8am to 11am (toasts, jams, butter, coffee, tea and milk)
• Laundry services (for only 7 euros you drop your clothes in the evening
  and you get them clean, dry and folded the next morning)
• Towels hire
• Air conditioning in all rooms and central
  heating!

Why booking at Oasis Backpackers Hostel? This hostel is the perfect place to hang out and meet people, the bar and central patio are always cool places to socialize. The staff is really friendly, ask for everything you need, they'll help you out. And it has a rooftop deck with a small swimming pool. Great for refreshing after a hot summer day... The double rooms are in a separate building located just 2 minutes away from the main one, so you'll enjoy a nice rest.

© Oasis Backpackers Hostel

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Samay Hostels Sevilla -- €

Samay Hostels Sevilla
Avenida Menendez Pelayo, 13
955-100-160

© Samay Hostels Sevilla

One of the best located hostels in Seville, it is next to the barrio de Santa Cruz and a short walk from the Cathedral (15 min. approx.), the Casa de Pilatos (10 min. approx.) and other important sights of Seville. The hostel has a quite modern decoration and the facilities are pretty new. The staff is nice and organizes some extra activities (walking tour, tapas tour at night). It can be a bit noisy depending on the room as it is located in a main avenue.

Rooms: You can choose between an 8-bed mixed dorm, a 6-bed mixed dorm, a 4-bed mixed dorm, a 4-bed female dorm and private twin rooms. All with an ensuite bathroom and individual lockers.

© Samay Hostels Sevilla

Facilities:

• Free High speed internet access and Wi-Fi + paying guest phones, all at the lobby
• Laundry services (washing machine, dryer)
• Towels and hairdryer hire
• Air conditioning and central heating!
• Tours desk to organize activities in the city

Why booking at Samay Hostels Sevilla? Its beautiful rooftop deck! Not as close from the Cathedral as The Living Roof but the views of the Giralda tower are still spectacular. Besides, chilling out there after a whole day walking and visiting the city is just awesome. The staff is really friendly and will be glad to give you some advice. Oh, and if you have time sign up for the free walking tour... highly recommended.

© Samay Hostels Sevilla

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La Caja Habitada -- €

La Caja Habitada (only in Spanish!)
c/ Credito, 20
954-902-445

© La Caja Habitada

This trendy and elegant hostel is located at the Alameda de Hercules, an area known for its lively pubs, friendly locals and vibrant musical scene. It is also next to the city walls, the Andalucia Parliament and the Iglesia de la Macarena (Macarena church). Although the prices are a little bit higher than the usual rates, its fashion decoration and artistic atmosphere will make it worth it (e.g. there's an art exhibition the first Saturday of the month). It also has a small terrace at the top.

Rooms: You can choose between a 6-bed mixed dorm with an ensuite bathroom and a 4-bed mixed dorm with a shared bathroom. There's only one private room with an ensuite bathroom. All rooms include individual lockers.

Facilities:

• Free Internet access and Wi-Fi everywhere in the hostel
• Free breakfast from 8am to 10am with the usual cereals, bread, jams, juices, coffee, tea, milk... and some other options like fruit, cookies, olive oil, tomatoes and garlic (in Andalusia it is very common to have grilled bread with some olive oil, sliced tomato and a bit of garlic)
• External laundry service (you drop your clothes and get them back clean and folded)
• Iron and hairdryer (5 euro deposit)
• Air conditioning and heating!

Why booking at La Caja Habitada? First of all because it is not the regular backpackers hostel! If you are looking for a place with drinking contests and free pizza parties, you should definitely look for other hostels in Seville. The minimalist deco and its permanently renovated facilities will give you the impression that you have booked a boutique hotel. Just ask at the reception for advice on bars around the Alameda, you have tons of them around.

© La Caja Habitada

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