We rolled into Sevilla on a very hot afternoon in mid June. When the taxi pulled over at the door of the hotel we were doubting our choice. We wondered if we had made the right decision since it seemed out of the way and on an ordinary street. However once we checked in our doubts disappeared. The check in... more

My wife and I stayed three nights in early June 2008 and we were very delighted with this cosy, romantic hotel. We had arrived on a Saturday afternoon, and the check-in process was handled smoothly by Amanda at the reception, who gave us a quick overview of the city on the map and gave us a valuable piece of information... more

Lovely little hotel in great location for walking to shops, restaurants etc Rooms very small though but very preftty hotel. more

My mother and I were very much looking forward to stay in the Casa Romana hotel and we had booked the room since January - unfortunately on arrival were told that there was no availability and that they had computer problems and we had to stay in a different hotel. At no time did the Casa Romana let us know... more

We were encouraged by previous reviews of this hotel but sadly our experience is not one that we would repeat. The first room we were shown (103) was small, dark and dingy. The tiny patio had a nasty smell of drains. We asked immediately to change but were told no alternatives were available. The next day we were moved to... more

Absolutely delighted with the Casa Romana. It’s an amazing hotel with beautiful furnishings and décor. More like a 5* hotel – one of the best hotels I’ve ever stayed in. Would definately return. more

The Casa Romana is a lovely understated boutique hotel in a great location. Minutes away from the frantic shopping and main tourist sites it is cool calm and peaceful. We particularly liked the rooftop garden and jacuzzi after a day sightseeing, which refresshed us for our tapas bar trawls in the evening. The rooms do vary greatly in size. We... more

We (three adults from the same family) stayed here for 2 nights in December 2007, and had a great experience. We enjoyed being in a smaller hotel, a bit off the beaten track but still an easy walk to all of the city's sights. (We arrived by taxi from the train station -- I would not recommend driving here because... more

We found the Casa Romana to be a lovely, clean, and quiet hotel. Our room on the ground floor opened to the patio. This, being in the pattern of the old Sevillian houses, was great. The staff were very helpful, especially with finding some suitable restaurants for me, a vegetarian. Would definitiely return. The only drawback while we were there... more