Urban Cube Hostel Sevilla

All clean. Lockers was a great help in between checking in.

Very good place

This was the first time I had ever stayed in a pod hotel, and it was remarkably comfortable and clean. The mattress was so comfortable that it was the best sleep. I had on my trip to Spain, and I was surprised at how roomie and comfortable the inside of the cube was. The premises were spotless, and the bathrooms were constantly maintained throughout the day. The flow of people in and out of the bathrooms was staggered so you never had to wait for a shower or a bathroom stall or a mirror or a sink. Towels were given daily, and guests were given a locker for their bags, and another locker in their room for daily belongings. Pods were completely locked and could only be opened from the outside with your room key. Staff was very helpful, from the front desk to housekeeping, everyone was kind and informative Great location!… lovely 10 minute walk down to the old section and monuments. There was a common area near reception, where you could pay one euro for them to make you a coffee at breakfast, but there was also a communal refrigerator, kitchen, and a vending machine. Water from the sink was completely portable. I was very satisfied with my stay and would definitely return again. Guests were business travelers and tourists young and old, It was a smart, economical and comfortable choice.

My first stay in a hostel, pleasantly surprised the place is super clean, plenty of toilets, showers, kitchen with kettle and fridge. Super friendly staff

To start with, the two people at reception are very pleasant and helpful; however, the rest leaves much to be desired. The luggage locker is located very close to the main entrance and is extremely small. The locker in the room is just a 40 cm × 40 cm cubby, big enough for a few items, but you often have to walk back to the main luggage locker to get spare clothes because everything simply doesn’t fit in the tiny in-room locker. Another issue is that there is only one or two power sockets for 15–20 beds, which is clearly not enough. There are indeed USB ports built into the sleeping pods/cubes, but the charging speed is extremely slow—so slow that it’s impossible to charge an iPad with them; the output power is simply too weak and won't charge at all. If you want to charge your devices properly, you have to leave them at the reception area where several outlets are available. The beds are very hard and uncomfortable. Finally, guests are asked not to talk in the sleeping area, but this is difficult to respect because there are so few common living spaces. It would make more sense to establish fixed quiet hours (for example, silence from 10 p.m. until 10 a.m.) to avoid misunderstandings and conflicts. I was staying there for the Seville Marathon, and it’s a very poor fit in that context. If you’re just sightseeing, it might be more suitable.