Me and my family went to Seville in the end of August, and stayed in Hotel Isla Cartuja. Arriving to the city, and following the plates that said "Estádio Olímpico", it was very easy to find the hotel. At the front desk, the staff was very nice, giving us very good directions and suggestions to our need's. The room was... More

We were very happy with Isla Cartuja. The room was very big, clean and tidy. The room was well equipped with air con, TV and free WiFi. The breakfast and dinner were great with very compfy beds. It was located pretty close to the town around 2k but we hired the local bikes and had a great time riding around. More

Me and my family found this hotel to be very good, the staff was very nice, and helpfull, the hotel was beatifull and clean, free parking very close to the entrance, the room was huge as well as the bathrooms, the bed was good and the matress has a lot of support. I will be back if I need to... More

Let us face it; Hotels in Seville Spain are very expensive especially at Semana Santa. Unless you want to spend the big bucks for a city center apartment or hotel rental, you will be looking for alternatives. Hotel Isla Cartuja is a close alternative. The worst part of the experience is finding the entrance. The complex is seedy looking and... More

We picked this hotel based on the location on the map on the Kayak site, price and free parking. The hotel is far away from what was shown on Kayak's map. It is across the river to the north-west in the Olympic village which is really deserted. We used Google map on my iPad to navigate to the hotel and... More

Almost everything that you are not expecting from a 4 stars hotel happened. We travelled in a party of 4 families that had booked this hotel over the internet. Upon arrival, the concierge informed one of the families that the room that they have booked, with 3 beds, was no longer available. When asked to solve the problem, he said... More

We were bumped by sister hotel to this location. Had no map, no address. GPS didn't work as the hotel is attached to football stadium (that is in need of repair). In the middle of nowhere (vast parking lots and highways, couldn't walk to anything). Taxis cost 7-10 Euros to get to city centre. All night parties with electronic music... More

It took us 2 hrs to find this place. As another TA said, it is situated in the olympic stadium which looks as if it hasnt been used since whenever they had the last olympics. Our gps didnt recognise the address - not surprisingly because it looks like it was abandonned after nuclear warfare. There were crowds of people in... More

TripAdvisor has rarely let me down from hostels to hotels, so I decided to check out the reviews for some hotels after pulling into Sevilla. Seeing as this hotel had a great price of €55 a night, we decided to stay there. After driving around the outskirts of Sevilla - in possibly the only area of Sevilla that you can... More