Seville Picasso Backpacker en Sevilla, Espana

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4 Bed Mixed Dorm

$15.67

4 Bed Male Dorm

$20.90

6 Bed Male Dorm

$18.29

6 Bed Female Dorm

$18.29

4 Bed Female Dorm

$20.90

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Sobre Seville Picasso Backpacker

Direccion: C/ San Gregorio, 1, Seville, Spain

Picasso Backpacker Hostel is located in Seville's Barrio de Santa Cruz, just a short walk from the Alcazar, the bullring, the Archive of the Indies, the University of Seville, the Cathedral, the Torre del Oro, María Luisa Park, Plaza de España, the Lope de Vega Theatre, and the Fine Arts Museum. Plenty of tapas and flamenco bars can also be found nearby.

We have a variety of shared dormitories equipped with air conditioning, heating and television. Linen and shower gel are provided, and free tea and coffee is available in our common room. Breakfast is included in the rates and we also offer internet access, a kitchen and bicycle/motorbike rental.

Seville Picasso Backpacker Servicios

24 hour reception
Towels for Hire
Tours/Travel desk
Breakfast Included
Linen Included
Air conditioning
Outdoor Terrace
Internet Access
Free WiFi
Free City Maps

Luggage Storage
24 hour security
Hairdryers
Kitchen
Lockers
Common Room
Bicycle Hire
Free Internet Access
Hot showers

Comentarios recientes

80%

On each floor there were about six or seven rooms with various beds, but only one bathroom to share with the whole floor, plus one toilet without sink. This seems too little to me. In the morning you had to queue to take a shower. The sink within the bedroom offered cold water only, so it wasn\'t a pleasure washing yourself there, either. Plus, despite the temperature of 20 degrees during the day, the nights were significantly colder and the blankets too thin. The rest was okay. Binja, from Germany ~ 9th Dec 2011

77%

The Italian lady at the reception is very riendly and helpful,however the night guard is very rude and blunt. He excpects tourist to be fluent in Spanish, since they are in Spain, and he teaches people manners. Very nice location, I will stay there again. Abi Chaker, from Lebanon ~ 21st Sep 2011