This was my first hostel experience and I couldn’t have chosen a better place. Rooms were cleaned daily as were the bathroom. The location was perfect for everything I wanted to do in Sevilla. Very close to bars, restaurants and attractions. The hostel make it so easy to meet other people which was one of my anxieties going in for the first time. The activities and the layout of the place make it difficult not to interact and get involved. Loved every minute and can’t wait for my next trip.

Air conditioning in all rooms, social atmosphere, large and fully stocked kitchen, easy check in, luggage storage, enough bathrooms, extra blanket on bed, fridges to store my own food. The location was INCREDIBLE! I also liked how they have game nights every other night which allows you an opportunity to make friends even if you don’t want to drink and party.

The doors and lockers had locks that were super loud so it was almost impossible to come in quietly and not wake up roommates. The patio closed at 11 pm and the doorstop even earlier at 10 pm- especially for Spain, that is too early and makes socializing with new friends you have met difficult, The kitchen and living room closed at 1 am, so basically, if you wanted to socialize but not go out to bars it was impossible to do so late at night. The luggage room is not locked so theoretically anyone could take your bag, which I found odd.

It was ABSOLUTELY amazing, my stay here was awesome. I've met so many people I will never forget, heard so many stories, this was an unforgettable experience. The hostel was amazing, it had everything you could want, the kitchen was enormous, the fridge big enough, enough space for all my things. Everything was very clean and well kept, I slept well. The staff? INCREDIBLE, love them, the volunteers and staff, love them so much, their work is amazing and they put tons of effort in giving you the best stay. Special mention to Santi and Anna P. Will definitely come back when I get the chance

I was in the mixed 8 person dorm room. I was the only girl in the room, but I wasn't bothered. Everyone in my room was very friendly. The hostel location was good to see the things I wanted to see, both normal and the special sights for Semana Santa. The bathroom was shared with the whole floor of rooms, but they're cleaned three times a day and I never found myself waiting for the shower or the toilet. I've also never made friends as easily as I did here! They host family dinners every other night along with a paella making class. Both are great ways to make friends. The staff is friendly, and they speak a variety of langues, along with creating a really welcoming environment for travelers like myself to make friends. Additionally, there is a grocery store not too far off.

I would have liked the beds to have curtains. I was on the top bunk so I was afforded some extra privacy with that, but I always feel more comfortable when I can close a curtain to separate myself from others watching me.

Great location. Bed, pillow, duvet all comfortable. Charging plug available by your bed on the pillow side with a shelf next to it so you can put your phone on it. I was in 6 mixt dorm, with the bathroom outside, not much space in the room to move around. Towels available at the reception, daily activities available.

The community room is closed overnight, it does not seem there is any reason, but if you want to leave your bedroom for any reason, you have nowhere else to go in the hostel until it reopens in the morning. No shower gel available in the bathroom, only hand wash by the sink. The towel rent price €4 - a bit expensive

Perfect for remote workers - they have a nice work area with free coffee and tea. Beds were comfortable, blankets were warm, toilets were clean, convenient location in the center of the main Seville tourist area so it’s convenient to walk north and south and even west to Triana. There are also daily pub crawls and free dinners (need to sign up early). The demographic would be late 20s so you get less of the rowdy younger party crowd.

Wish they had privacy curtains and remove rhe 1 he limit for air conditioning (had to wake up in the middle of the night to turn on the aircon again)

I really liked thr fact that the hostel was pretty social, which makes the whole experience pretty nice. Furthermore, everything was pretty good when it comes to facilities and location

The bed did not have curtains, which could be done for some privacy while sleeping. The air conditioning was good but to had to turn on and off manually, also there are sensors that will make it turn off when someone opens the windows just to put their shoes on the balcony. So this made us turn the AC many times oner and over again, which might be dangers if u sleep on an upper bed. On the note, the stairs of the bed could be slippery, they are metalic with no texture.

It was clean and there was whole day some persons who kept the kitchen clean. Also there was free coffee in the morning and on Wednesday was free family dinner. They offer many activities daily and discount coupons for places to visit. Staff was kind and helpful. WiFi is good, it worked almost places well despite there was many people. Rooftop terrace was cool and sunny for relax and rest. Location is good not very far from bus station and almost historical places are walkable.

It was quiet crowded and there was only one shower with toilets on the floor. If place is full booked you have to wait and staff cleaned it between 8-9:30am and this time the toilet and shower was closed daily. In my room on bed wasn't curtains.

Location is very near to Plaza Espanya, which is the starting point of a walking tour. I loved that their facilities are exactly geared towards the backpacking community: There's a lift, a common kitchen outfitted with cookware, a wide refrigerator, luggage storage area, tourist maps and tours, desktop computers. There's also a daytime shower and toilet for those who have already checked our/will still check in. The kitchen is also maintained. Beds are comfortable, sheets are clean. The wooden bed panel creates a cozy private nook feeling. Overall, Black Swan exceeded our expectations except that we had an early request for lower bunk beds that was not fulfilled. A steep ladder to the upper bunk.

I wish they had dorms with a private bathroom. Nonetheless, the shared bath and shower was efficient with strong heated water (unlike many other hostels we've stayed in that pushed eco-conservation to the max). I woke up early in the morning to someone sleeping in the floor. My companions then went down to check out earlier than me. Hidden by the wooden panel, she thought my bed was already empty so she was about to get in my bed but was surprised I was still there. She then gathered her things to the storage assigned to her friend's bed, bade her goodbye and left. It seemed to me that her friend booked 1 bed while she sneaked in with her friend's key.

Arthur, the funniest and kindest person who helped every time I needed, who was really atentive to details. The hostel is really nice, there are many activities, also is near to the touristic points and supermarkets. The space to leave our personal belongs is really big.

The only thing I think it can be improved to become perfect is, put cortinas on the beds (perfect to give some kind of privacity and confort even when we are sharing rooms).