Hotels near Sevilla La Nueva

Lovely nature surrounding the area.

a quiet place, safe

The hotel looked really nice and had a lovely ambiance(including the dining area). The rooms were comfortable, and big, the best was the food from the restaurant, the best calamares in the whole trip. Thanks for the experience

Fresh rooms in the old building and service as I arrived very late!

I was pleasantly surprised with the size and cleanliness of the place. It's not ideal to travel to Madrid City centre, but its location is excellent in terms of restaurants and shops nearby. A straight bus to Tresaguas shopping mall. I would certainly come back here again. If you are travelling by car, this place is perfect. I previously stayed at Hotel Villa Odon, nice hotel, but in the middle of nowhere. Hostal Las Encinas is in a picturesque village with many facilities

The place is soooo nice and all clean. they have a pool that we used and pingpong table. and very nice porche to sit for coffee and dinner. the kitchen is well equiped just perfect. the hosts are exceptional, we had small talks and we really enjoyed our stay. Whenever we will go back to Mardid, we reserve there. the only thing is that you need to have a car. But we knew about it before reserving so nothing bad about it

The apartment itself was good, the bed and pillows very comfortable. Kitchen well equipped with a washing machine. Walking distance into the town, supermarket, and bus stop. The 581 bus near the supermarket takes you into Madrid weekdays every 30 minutes. Longer on weekends.

Raul is friendly and helpful, he lives next door but is not intrusive at all. The property is on a large, picturesque, private area with parking, an outdoor pool and a relaxation area overlooking the pool. The property is lovely, spacious and clean. It's approx a 25 minute drive away from Madrid itself. There's a very large shopping centre 5 minutes away by car. Ubers are very easy to use. We'd definitely recommend and come again.

It’s always difficult to review an hotel when you stay during a town’s fiesta because life changes; staff take days off, some restaurants bars and shops, even petrol stations, close but I’m still trying to get my head around my experience here. I chose the hostal because it looked easy to find, I could park on the street outside and it had a restaurant. Yes, I found it easily, parked outside but no restaurant. Hostal ASADOR is a pretty clear indication it has one, isn’t it? But it didn’t. The current Booking.com information photos show a busy restaurant but the description now says there isn’t one. Correct, there isn’t one; but I’m sure that’s changed since I booked it in February (my stay was in September) because I noted that it had one and even sent a message to them to ask if it would be open when I was there. I didn’t receive a reply. There is one next door which seems to be part of the same building as the hostal but it was closed. Luckily it’s only a short walk to the town centre so I was pointed in that direction and assured that I would find restaurants there. I was sceptical because it was fiesta so the town was buzzing with a music stage in Plaza Mayor and a huge fairground in the adjoining park. After passing many burger stands I was eventually fortunate to come across a lovely restaurant near the park with only one table available. I got very lost walking back to the hostal. I had a feeling that the hostal had recently been taken over. It was a strange atmosphere. The lady and her husband/partner, whom I assumed were the owners, were both very friendly but uncomfortably so and seemed to be at my shoulder whenever I emerged from my room. My ground floor room adjoining the small reception was pretty basic and rather dismal. No wall sockets and no bedside lights. The shower room was OK. There was nothing majorly wrong but it was rather a dour place, felt unloved and I just didn’t feel comfortable so I don’t think I would stay here again.