Train Service from Granada to Seville help

Currently 4 direct daily services at
08:43, 11:24, 17:32, 20:57.
Journey approx 3hr 20min.

You can see the 4 options given by David in the website below. About 30 euro for the 'Turista' fare.
http://www.renfe.com/viajeros/index.html

Some people prefer the bus (a bit shorter trip, less money):
https://www.alsa.es/rutas/granada-sevilla.htm

Cheryl,
There may be more time options if you take the bus on this journey.
We took the ALSA bus from Granada to Sevilla when we were there in 2015. The bus is comfortable & it has A/C. Some buses have Wi-Fi too.
Travel time is about 3 hours.

Enjoy Spain!

I also recommended the bus. Takes about the same amount of time but cheaper. Tickets available on the ALSA website or at the Granada bus station (unlikely it will sell out, frequent runs).

Currently the rail line is under construction and the trip requires some time on a bus and a transfer. All that is included in your rail ticket, but it adds hassle and delay.

The ALSA bus mentioned by others is faster, cheaper, and offers far more schedule times (almost hourly as I recall).

Had a similar question on getting from Seville to Granda. Sounds like the bus is the option, but the bus station is sort of out of the way in Granda isn't it? What is the average cost of a taxi from the bus station to just north of the river, near Plaza de Humillardero.

Also, does anyone know if taxis can usually accommodate 4 people and luggage or do I have to hire a special taxi?

I recently booked 2 train tickets on that route on the Renfe website for 4/3. Not the easiest place to navigate, even with English translation. About 31 E pp one way, 2nd class. If you don't want the hassle you can go through a non-Renfe website, probably cost a little more. one way it's about 3.5 hours, give or take.

Stacy,
We paid about €8-10 for a taxi from the bus station to the city center.
You may need 2 taxis if there's not a minivan taxi when you arrive at the station.