Tres Culturas del Mediterraneo-stiftelsen

Comfortable one week hotel experience near by the wonderful old town in Cordoba. Very nice pool and bar at the roof top. We did not book breakfast included, but we did buy it once and it was a good variety. The reception was very disappointing, this is a five star hotel. They receptionist did not act like five star staff. In other countries we have visit in Europe and North and Central America we have been welcomed with greets and helpful services. The staff never ask us questions about our stay or trip and did not show any kind of interest in their guests.

Me and my boyfriend stayed at this hotell about 10 days. Location: the hotell is a bit outside of Sevilla city, but we wanted that. Around the hotell there was a big shop were you could by anything (ANYTHING), so that was very good. If you walked a bit longer than you could fint some small restaurants. They were OK, if you didn't want to go in to the city. You could take taxi to Sevilla and we payed 9-12euros for that, or you could take the shuttle bus from the hotell (it cost 2 euros - and then you could use it as much as you want). The hotell: if was a bit worn out some places, but nothing we felt as a burden. It was a big hotell and for me it is understandable that some areas would get old. But the pool, the pool bar, the toilets, the lobby, the restaurant looked good. The rooms was also OK - nothing to complain about (even though I have seen better rooms). The cleaning was also fine. The food was OK, nothing more than that. But again, I didn't get furious og upset when I saw it - I guess I didn't expect it to be anything massive. What is important to remember is that Sevilla seems to be a city where a lot of Spanish people travel to, so I feel like the hotell is more facilitated to Spanish people. That means that the main language is Spanish, but also that prices aren't that high :) BUT: We wanted to wash some clothes and because no one could help us in english we payed 60euros for 8 pieces of clothing. :( we tried to speak to the cleaning lady in Spanish and English..