We will be in Seville for two nights, driving in from Jaen. There are rooms available at <BR>Casas de la Juderia <BR>Hotel los Seises <BR>Parador de Carmona <BR>I'm leaning toward Hotel los Seises as it is centrally located and we're partial to Moorish architecture. Carmona and Seises are about the same price. Juderia is a bit cheaper. <BR>Can anyone advise?

We stayed at the Los Seises last year and enjoyed it very much. The location is fantastic and the view from the roof pool is wonderful. The rooms are comfortable and the staff was very efficient. There are ruins incorporated into the hotel architecture which makes it quite unique. We'd stay there again.

Las Casas de la Juderia was one of our favorite places...location is ideal, hotel is very charming with lovely, interesting rooms arranged around multiple patios and fountains, etc... <BR>Maria

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I write to you from Seville and I would say both Las Casas de la Juderia and Los Seises are really interesting and quiet(You have a good taste, I guess) Situation of Los Seises is better because it is five minutes walking to the Cathedral and the Alcazar, and Parador de Carmona is a different experience since it is situated out of Seville, in the charming old town of Carmona.

It is difficult for most of us to make comparisons for you as most of us will be familiar with only one of your hotels, but here is another vote for Las Casas de la Juderia. It is a wonderful and architecturally interesting hotel with a friendly and helpful staff. Only about a ten minute walk from the cathedral (if you can possibly avoid making a lot of interesting stops along the way.)