Part of our mission at Devour Spain is to support entirely family run businesses, but it’s not just about the bars and restaurants, as in Seville there is a great selection of hotels which are family owned and operated too.<\/h3>\n\n\n\n

These small hotels might not be 4 or 5 star<\/a>, but they are charming, homely, and you are welcomed each time with a friendly smile. Here’s our picks for the best budget hotels in Seville, which also happen to be entirely family owned and operated!<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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1. Hotel Don Pedro<\/h2>\n\n\n\n

Hotel Don Pedro<\/a> is a wonderful family run hotel located in the non-touristic neighborhood of Santa Catalina, in the centre of Seville and an easy 15 minutes walk to all of Seville’s big attractions<\/a>.  We personally love the friendly reception that you receive each time you arrive, but things like computers in the reception (free for all guests to use) and complimentary coffee help you to feel right at home! Hotel Don Pedro also happens to be located just down the road from El Rinconcillo<\/a>, Seville’s oldest tapas bar which dates back to 1670, so you don’t have far to find your way home after enjoying a Manzanilla sherry or two!<\/p>\n\n\n\n

2. Hotel Goya<\/h2>\n\n\n\n

Like many of the small, family run hotels in Seville, this hotel is housed in a typical Andalusian style building, with an indoor patio, decorated with tiles and the rooms furnished in a simple but tasteful way, although Hotel Goya<\/a> really is all about location! It’s located in the charming Santa Cruz neighorhood on Calle Mateos Gago, the street that leads right to the Cathedral and Alcazar – the two monuments that are the heart of sightseeing in Seville. And guess what? You have to walk past one of our favorite wine bars<\/a>, Alvaro Peregil<\/a>, to get there, so it’s the perfect excuse to stop and try a vino de naranjo<\/em> (typical orange wine).<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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