Hotel Baco

The hotel was clean, neat and tidy (no 'roaches climbing the ceilings). The staff were very friendly and helpful, especially the chap with the moustache who helped us out by pointing out the interesting places to see on a map. The hotel was conveniently located for most of the attractions (not just the cathedral and Alcazar but also the marmalade-selling nuns of Santa Paula and the excellent Museum of Flamenco which puts on a quite exhilarating show at 7/7:30pm most evenings).

No breakfasts. There was no large double beds, just two single (or maybe small double) beds that we had to push together.

We thought the staff was very nice and the hotel clean and comfortable. The location was fairly convenient for walking to everything we wanted to see in the historic city.

The elevator was unreliable, there was no window in the room other than to an inner courtyard, there was unexplained noise throughout the night, there was no real lobby to sit in and no restaurant or breakfast service.

the reception staff, we meet two, one in the morning and evening

the broken toilet which was dangerous, and was an accident waiting to happen because it was cracked at the base meeting with the tiled floor around the bolt fixing. It was reported to reception on the morning we left 8th oct. We would return to the hotel and would reccomend it.

Very convenient location, nice small hotel which is above the more famous restaurant with the same name which is an excellent place to eat. Aslo recommended a visit to the shop where you will find mots of Sevillian and Spanish typical products.

What did not work for me was the mattress in the bed, which was quite uncomfortable. The rooms either face the main busy road or some inner courts which are very small and not well aventilated, so you feel a bit claustrofobic, especially during the warm and long summer.