Sevilla hostels

Pros: Excellent staff, volunteers, free dinner and pub crawl. Good chats and socialising. Also Diego allowed me a bed early morning when I arrived which was well before check in. Legend.

Pros: Very sociable, good vibe, volunteers are friendly and nice, free dinner everyday gather everyone who staying there, had a really nice time:)

Cons: There were always small flies in the room and bathroom even after they cleaned the room.

Pros: Staff is amazing!!! This is a place great for solo travellers who want to socialize, they habe activities every day and all day long! Loved tht. Rooms and facilities were always clean and they served free dinner every night plus flamenco lived show on Saturdays

Cons: The bathroom, even tho it was clean at all times it was only one bathroom for 6 people in a room, and mornings could get busy

Pros: Julián rocks! Great space with lots of room to chill; the patio is excellent. Also, nothing really beats the pricing-- I paid about 9 euros for the hostel

Cons: The guy who initially checked us in wasn't the friendliest (granted it was 2:30 AM so can you blame him?) but overall not too bad!

Pros: My stay in Sevilla could not have been better. It was awesome. All staff and volunteers were amazing. I had a great time having a vegan dinner and drinking some drinks with all of them.

Pros: The diner at 9pm is really nice!

Pros: The dinner tasted good and location is nice. But whole experience was a very bad taste in my mouth.

Cons: If you want to get hit on by volunteers, or hit on volunteers, or watch then try to hit on each other in public spaces, and have zero cultural immersion or spanish... This is the hostal for you. There are more volunteers than guests on the group events, and they've formed a clique. They seem friendly at first. Some are actually. But if you're not here to party and binge drink, the volunteers actually get in the way of connecting with other guests. The dinner felt like a bad highschool dance. It was shocking how hard it was to actually engage with people. Im really heartbroken by the need to write this review (Diego/Argentinian/morning staff was awesome). But other reviews are very misleading and travelers like me shouldn't stay here. Perhaps on a short stay you don't notice your "friends" aren't guests but volunteers, and they aren't actually engaged they are just working or tagging along with their clique friends. If you're still thinking of staying here.. apply to be a volunteer. It's a hostel for volunteers not guests. Unprofessional. Unpleasant escape from Spain,to gringolandia . Furthermore: the volunteers were not empowered to deal with a very chauvinist guest who said very inappropriate things about pretty much every woman (volunteers and guests). Owner also needs to fix microwave so it's not killing their volunteers with radiation. The dinners were very tasty. But the overall experience.. awful, inauthentic, sad. I do feel some of the volunteers are actually interesting, cool, nice. But they've formed a clique and the worst of them set the tone and feeling for the whole house. To the actually cool volunteers,.. you know who you are, .. you don't have to join crappy cliques or deal with BS chauvinists, there are plenty of better volunteer opportunities. I'd be happy to follow up to help you .

Pros: Loved everything about this hostel! Room was just what I needed, location really close to attractions etc. It’s great value for money- they offer free tours everyday, as well as family dinners where you can meet all the volunteers and fellow travelers. One of my favourite things to do was hang out with the volunteers... met some awesome people & I’m so grateful for this lil experience :) Keep sweet you guys! Coming back to this hostel for sure!