Guest rating 9.1
Triana Patio Hostel
Seville, Spain
1.3 km to centre
Regular price
€21
Price with NEXT PASS
€18
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Spain
Seville
Orange trees, flamenco courtyards and Andalusian heat.
- Average dorm bed
- €20 / night
- Average private room
- €48 / night
- Partner hostels
- 1
- Best time to go
- March–May and October
Seville in short
Seville is the most atmospheric city in southern Spain: a Moorish palace, a cathedral you can see from half the city, and streets so narrow the buildings shade them all afternoon.
It is compact enough to walk end to end, and it is the obvious starting point for a southern loop through Málaga and Granada.
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Why visit Seville?
The Real Alcázar
A working royal palace with Moorish courtyards and gardens that reward a slow morning.
Flamenco that is not a show
Small peñas in Triana still run late-night sessions for locals rather than tour groups.
Free to simply walk
Plaza de España, the riverside and the Santa Cruz quarter cost nothing and fill a whole day.
Things to do
Plaza de España
A half-circle of tiled bridges and balconies; go early or at dusk to avoid the crowds and the heat.
Metropol Parasol
A wooden lattice above the old town with a rooftop walkway and a view over the whole centre.
Triana across the river
The old ceramics and flamenco quarter, with a market and tapas bars along Calle Betis.
Cathedral and Giralda
Climb the ramped bell tower — it was built for horses, so there are no stairs to speak of.
What a bed costs in Seville
Dorm bed
€20
Average across partner hostels, per night
Private room
€48
Two people sharing, per night
Average NEXT PASS saving
€3
Per night, compared with standard rates on major booking platforms.
Prices shown across NEXT STOP are demo figures for this preview build. They illustrate the intended model rather than live availability, and will be replaced with rates from partner hostels before booking opens.
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