Who Is This Residence For?
Amro Sevilla is a purpose-built student accommodation located at C. Ali Al-Gomari, 41013 Sevilla, Spain. It offers a range of private and shared rooms, with monthly rents spanning from €599 to €1,265 (indicative — confirm with the operator). The property is suited to students who prioritise modern, spacious living quarters and on-site amenities such as a gym and laundry facilities. Residents can also opt for a studio or a one-bedroom unit, which provide greater privacy than typical shared dorms.
The dual-occupancy tag suggests that certain room types allow two people to share, making this accommodation a possible choice for couples or friends who want to split costs while staying together. The building’s Google rating of 4.1 based on 340 reviews indicates that a majority of past residents had a satisfactory experience. Given the relatively high price point compared to Seville’s city-wide starting rent of €167 per month, Amro Sevilla targets students who value comfort and convenience over budget savings, and who are willing to trade proximity to the core for a quieter residential setting.
Who Might Want to Look Elsewhere?
Negative reviews raise several red flags that may steer some students away. One resident, Giulio Graziani, wrote on Google: “Far from the center. Common areas are very dirty (stay away from the pool). The staff is rude and unprofessional. They made several ‘mistakes’ taking money from my bank account with no permission. The deposit I received (months after my departure) was missing 25 euros for no reason.” This suggests that cleanliness, staff conduct, and deposit handling have been problematic for some.
Another reviewer, Jan Michel, stated: “I have never seen a more incompetent reception and administration in my life than in this dorm.” While they praised fellow residents, the criticism of management is strong. Students who expect professional, responsive on-site staff should be cautious and perhaps verify current management quality before committing.
The location, described as “far from the center”, may deter those who rely on walking or prefer being in the heart of the city. With no university data provided, it is unclear how close Amro Sevilla is to major campuses; prospective tenants should check travel distances to their specific institution. Finally, the minimum rent of €599 (indicative) is significantly above Seville’s entry-level student housing price of €167 (indicative), so budget-conscious students would likely find more affordable options elsewhere in the city.
What Residents Actually Say
Three Google reviews are available for Amro Sevilla, offering a mix of praise and complaints. Below are exact excerpts:
Jan Michel (Rating: 1)
“I’ve been living here since September 2023 and still have a few months ahead of me. The one star I give is for the other students who live here. These are very nice and pleasant. But now let’s get to the negative points. I have never seen a more incompetent reception and administration in my life than in this dorm. The”
Giulio Graziani (Rating: 1)
“Far from the center. Common areas are very dirty (stay away from the pool). The staff is rude and unprofessional. They made several ‘mistakes’ taking money from my bank account with no permission. The deposit I received (months after my departure) was missing 25 euros for no reason (checked with friends that stayed the”
Maria Lascasas (Rating: 5)
“The staff is super nice and always available for any matter. The rooms are very spacious and modern. I felt like home! 10/10, super recommend!”
These three voices illustrate a split experience. While Maria found the staff helpful and the rooms appealing, both Jan and Giulio experienced significant service issues. Readers should weigh these accounts and, if possible, speak with current residents or arrange a visit to form their own impression.
Price Positioning in Seville
Within Seville’s student housing market, Amro Sevilla sits at a premium tier. The city’s reference starting price is €167 per month (indicative — confirm with the operator), likely for a shared room in a basic residence. Amro Sevilla’s cheapest option is €599 (indicative), about 3.6 times that baseline. Its maximum reaches €1,265 (indicative), which reflects studios or larger private units.
The deposit is set at €800 (indicative — confirm with the operator). This is a common amount in Spanish student accommodation, but the review mentioning a missing €25 upon deposit return suggests that tenants should document the condition of their room and request a detailed final statement.
Given the price, residents are paying not just for a room but for the included gym, laundry facilities, and the relative spaciousness reported by some. If a student values those extras and can afford the higher rent, Amro Sevilla may justify its cost. For those on a tighter budget, many other properties in Seville start far lower — 16 student residences exist in the city, according to available data, offering more affordable alternatives.
Room Type Guidance
Amro Sevilla lists four unit types: studio, 1-bedroom, 2-bedroom, and 6-bedroom (likely shared flats). Here is a brief walkthrough of each:
- Studio: A self-contained unit with combined living/sleeping area and private bathroom + kitchenette. Best for maximum privacy and independence.
- 1-bedroom: Separate bedroom plus living space, also private. Suitable for students who want a bit more separation between sleep and study areas.
- 2-bedroom: A shared apartment with two private bedrooms and common kitchen/living area. Good for friends or students who want to share with one other person while having individual rooms.
- 6-bedroom: Large shared flat, typically with six bedrooms and shared common areas. The most budget-friendly option within the property, but offers less privacy.
The “dual_occupancy” tag indicates that at least some room types — likely studios or 1-bedroom units — can be booked for two people. If you intend to share a room with a partner or friend, confirm the policy and any additional fees directly with the operator.
Booking Timing
Amro Sevilla’s availability begins from 1 September 2026. For a move-in date that far ahead, the recommended booking window is early spring to mid-summer 2026, as many student residences in Seville fill up before the academic year starts. Prices, especially for the more popular studio and 1-bedroom units, may also increase closer to September.
Because no minimum lease term is provided in the data, you should clarify the contract length (e.g., full academic year, semester, or monthly rolling) when you submit an inquiry. The lack of a stated minimum lease could mean flexibility, but it could also mean that only long-term contracts are offered — always ask.
For those who missed the early window, last-minute availability may still exist, but the risk of higher rents or limited choices increases. Planning ahead is strongly advised.
FAQ
How does the deposit process work, and what should I watch out for?
The deposit is €800 (indicative — confirm with the operator). Based on the review by Giulio Graziani, some residents experienced delays in receiving the deposit back, and an unexpected €25 deduction was made without clear explanation. To protect yourself, take dated photos of the room’s condition upon move-in, keep a copy of your contract, and request an itemised statement of any deductions when you move out. Ask the management directly about their deposit return timeline before signing.
How far is Amro Sevilla from the city centre?
The address (C. Ali Al-Gomari, 41013) lies outside Seville’s historic core. One reviewer specifically noted it is “far from the centre”. Without exact walking or transit time data, you should check on Google Maps or similar tools from your university or common landmarks. Expect a commute by bus or bicycle rather than a short walk. If central location is a priority, consider other residences closer to the city centre.
Can I share a room with another person, and is there an extra charge?
Yes, the property’s tags include “dual_occupancy”, meaning certain room types permit two people to stay together. This is most likely available in studios or 1-bedroom units. The exact surcharge (if any) is not stated in the data; you must confirm with the operator. For shared flats such as the 2-bedroom or 6-bedroom types, each resident typically has their own contract, so dual occupancy may not apply there.
Sources & data date: July 2026
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