Popular party hostel with pool, bar, and daily activities. The social atmosphere and central location make it ideal for young travelers wanting to meet people.
Oasis Backpackers' Hostel Sevilla is a lively social hostel on Calle Almirante Ulloa near the Plaza Nueva in the heart of Seville, Spain, catering primarily to young independent travellers seeking an energetic, community-focused stay. The hostel is part of a small Spanish-based Oasis chain known for its pool-bar combination and daily programme of organised activities. The Seville property occupies a traditional Andalusian building with a central patio, with the pool installed at its heart — a rarity among hostels in the city and the hostel's defining attraction during Seville's long, hot summers. Accommodation options include co-ed and female-only dormitories ranging from 4-bed to 12-bed, as well as private rooms. All sleeping areas are air-conditioned, with individual lockers for valuables. The hostel's bar operates throughout the day and well into the evening, serving affordable drinks alongside a light food menu. Daily activities organised by staff include tapas and flamenco tours, sangria evenings, and walking tours of the historic barrios, providing an easy way for solo travellers to meet fellow guests. The communal kitchen enables self-catering. The location on Calle Almirante Ulloa places guests within a 10-minute walk of the Cathedral, Alcázar, and Triana bridge. Bus lines on Avenida de la Constitución and Avenida de la República Argentina pass nearby, connecting to the city's outlying areas and the airport bus service. The hostel suits travellers who prioritise sociability, an active programme, and the convenience of a central Seville location over quiet or privacy.
Amenities
- pool
- bar
- terrace
- kitchen
- daily activities
- lockers
Location
Calle Almirante Ulloa, 1, 41001 Seville
37.3926, -5.9988 View on map
Highlights
- Outdoor pool within the building's central Andalusian patio — rare among central Seville hostels, Spain
- Daily organised activities: tapas walks, flamenco tours, sangria nights, and historic barrio walking tours
- 10-minute walk from the Seville Cathedral, Alcázar, and the historic Santa Cruz neighbourhood
- Air-conditioned dorms with lockers and a choice of co-ed and female-only options
Tips for visiting
- Pool is busiest from noon to 4 pm in summer — go early or in the evening to find a spot
- Book dorms at least two weeks ahead for Semana Santa and Feria de Abril — the hostel fills entirely
- Join the free walking tour on the first morning to orient quickly in Seville's historic centre
- Supermarket Mercadona on Calle San Pablo (8 min walk) is the cheapest option for self-catering basics
- The hostel's bar is reasonably priced, but neighbourhood bars just outside offer slightly cheaper tapas
Accessibility
Oasis Backpackers' Hostel Sevilla is a traditional Andalusian building with limited wheelchair accessibility. The pool patio and some dormitories involve steps. Guests with mobility requirements should contact the hostel directly before booking to confirm the most accessible room type and entry routes.
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Frequently asked questions
Does Oasis Backpackers' Hostel Sevilla have a pool?
Yes. One of the hostel's main draws is its outdoor pool set in the central patio of the building. The pool is open during warmer months and accessible to all hostel guests, and it is particularly popular during Seville's extreme summer heat.
What activities does the hostel organise?
Staff organise daily activities including guided tapas and flamenco tours, sangria-making evenings, walking tours of Seville's historic barrios, and social dinners. Most activities are free or low-cost and are posted on the hostel notice board each morning.
Is the hostel suitable for solo travellers?
Yes. Oasis is specifically designed with solo travellers in mind. The communal areas, pool bar, and organised activity programme make it straightforward to meet other guests. The female-only dormitory option provides an additional level of comfort for solo women travellers.
How is public transport from the hostel?
The Seville city bus network runs on Avenida de la Constitución nearby, and the central Plaza Nueva tram stop connects to Santa Justa AVE station. The city centre is compact and most historic sites are walkable from the hostel.