Stayed here with partner for 3 nights in Oct 2009. The unique arrangement of many houses linked by narrow pathways (full of pretty plants) and coutyards gives this hotel an elegant charm. It sets the tone for the overall Seville atmosphere. Our room was large with lovely french doors and had a huge bed. Room had the feel of a... more

We loved the Casas de la Juderia. It is a unique experience that I would not have missed for the world and would recommend all to try it. It is a hotel made up of several houses - which are all beautiful with courtyards amongst them. Make sure that you go up on the roof and enjoy some sunshine. Take... more

Twelve friends from all over the world who travel together regularly found the hotel perfect in every way: rooms, service, location, helpful staff. Excellent breakfast. The hotel is an agglomeration of a dozen or so old houses in the Jewish quarter, including small "streets" that connect them and are now beautifully planted and landscaped. Unusual and wonderful hotel, highly recommencded. more

I stayed here for 2 nights in November with a girlfriend. We loved it! Better than a typical hotel, this one had character. our room was gorgeous, near the top with a coutyard view. we slept with the windows open to hear the fountain. just one floor above us was the rooftop, with spectacular views of the surrounding rooftops, plus... more

Such a disappointment this hotel was. We thought it was going to be a luxury hotel. How this hotel claims to be in the Top 100 mystifies us. Dont be fooled by the photos. Our room smelt like it had been shut up for decades, and this was after changing rooms on arrival. The furniture looks like grandmas old stuff... more

I had read so much about this hotel, and was so curious about what the tunnels and underground passages were like! We were not disappointed with the beauty and charm of this hotel. We had come in on the bus, and the bus station is actually quite close to the hotel, so we walked (about 15 minutes, just past the... more

We travelled to Seville and Costa del Sol this past week from UK to get some sunshine and warm weather. The hotel is in the old part of the city - which is difficult to get to but good for walking to all the top attractions. There are lots of charming little lanes and streets with tapas bars, cafes etc... more

Las Casas de la Juderia was recommended by Fodor’s as a “Find” and it truly is. The Hotel looks very plain and unimposing from the street (see photo) but once you are past the front desk you realize that the Hotel is actually 4 or 5 villas that are interconnected (80+ rooms). The Hotel is beautiful inside. There are open... more

This hotel was great... as other reviewers have noted, it's incredibly unique with all of its courtyards and underground passageways. The service was excellent. There are two computers with Internet in the lobby free for use, and the room safe is also free. The beds were actually not as comfortable as I would expect (a little springy), but good enough.... more