Central Hostel is exactly what it says, centrally located! It's very simple with a basic kitchen, clean bedroom and plenty of showers for the guests so I never had to queue. It served me well as I was staying in Seville to spend time with my daughter and needed a base to sleep and simple kitchen for a bowl of cereal and cup of tea in the mornings. I wouldn't go to the hostel if I wanted to meet other travellers as it's not a sociable place. I saw very few people outside of their rooms. It does get noisy at night, especially at the weekend so I recommend having earplugs and I could also hear snoring next door so the walls are thin! The host was very helpful especially when my phone broke and she printed off my train ticket from Gatwick and put it under my door.