Seville Travel By Public Transport From Seville To Cadiz, Conil And El Palmar + Where To Stay Near Airport And Train Station

[rabbitdrop]

Hello Can anyone help me please... I will be arriving in Seville by plane on a saturday in May. I then need to get to the train station to meet someone. We then need to travel together by public transport (presumably train) to Cadiz, Conil and el Palmar. Any advice would be appreciated. On the return journey we will spend the night in Seville as our planes and trains leave early in the morning. Can anyone recommend an area for us to stay in that is near to the train station but on a good route to the city centre and also somewhere easy to get to the airport for a morning flight.
many thanks

[mushroom25]

Seville airport to Seville santa justa station, 35mn and Eur 4.00. timetable here. http://www.tussam.es/fileadmin/uploads/pdf/Horarios/ANO_2014/Cartel_en_Aeropuerto.pdf
Seville to cadiz 1hr45mn by direct train, trains at 0845, 0945, 1045, 1445, 1608, 1645, 1745, 1945, 2045.

cadiz to conil/el palmar by bus, timetable here http://www.tgcomes.es/CONIL-VEJER-BARB-ZAHARA.pdf

[Buenchico]

The (well-reviewed) Pension Virgen de la Luz is a 10 minute walk from the rail station and close to the central attractions of Seville. At £15.12 per person (based on two sharing) it's a bargain.

The San Francisco Hostal is also well-reviewed, about 10 minutes from the station and close to the city centre. At £16.85 per person (again based on two sharing) it's also well worth considering.

Both of those hotels can be booked here:
http://www.hostelworld.com
(NB: Please don't be put off by the word 'hostel' in that URL. There are loads of good quality hotels and B&Bs on that site as well. I booked through that site last year, for a peak-season stay in Madrid, and found a wonderful hotel, in a superb location, for just €22 per night for a single room)

[Jennykenny]

Very good info from other posters. Just want to say, as someone who as lived and loved living in Spain, especially Andalucia, just be a little bit aware round the railway stations, especially in Sevilla. Don't be paranoid, just keep an eye on things.