We spent three nights at La Musica de Sevilla. Our arrival in Sevilla was marked by a couple of unlucky draws: our toddler picked up a tummy bug on the flight over, and got sick repeatedly on the train from Madrid to Sevilla, and when we arrived in Sevilla we discovered the taxis were all on strike that day and... More

La Musica is associated with hotel Amadeus, the next building over. The lobby at the Amadeus is beautiful, but our room as La Musica was very sparsely decorated. That said, it was a large room with a spacious bathroom, which we appreciated. It is very quiet as it has a private code protected entrance for a small number of rooms.... More

La Musica is part of the Hotel Amadeus in central Seville, and without being flash is a comfortable hotel with much to recommend it. The location is excellent, only a few minutes from the Giralda/Alcazar, and has a wonderful roof terrace where breakfast can be taken. Our room faced onto the street, which was occasionally noisy but only as a... More

La Musica is part of the hotel Amadeus which Fodor's Spain guide 2005 gives a star The hotel is everything that Fodor mentioned. Pianos in the soundproof room off the central patio, all modern amenities in rooms, wonderful breakfast terrace on the roof overlooking the Giralda tower and the Juderia and excellent service. We were able to attend a concert... More

Like many historic hotels, La Musica has a beautiful entrance, and quaint public rooms, but the guest rooms themselves are nothing special. The bathroom door in our room was on a track that prevented it from shutting properly and was hard to open unless you got the technique down. The location is pretty good - a 10 minute or so... More