Romanticizing the summer in inland Andalusian cities is the only possible way for those who have no choice but to stay in Seville in August. Between summer cinemas, concerts under the stars, exhibitions and some gastronomic proposals available is not quite an ordeal. In addition to all this, there are aquatic proposals such as the Hesperia Sevilla day pass, which this summer revalidates this experience with breakfast, cocktail, tapas and entrance to the pool.
When Eduardo Dato and San Francisco Javier begin to melt, the reader will already have spent half the morning recovering the reading habit. Or scrolling in social networks in the shade. Or taking a dip in the pool of Hesperia Sevilla.
You don’t have to stay at the hotel; Fresquito & Pool is a plan open to the city’s neighbors during the summer season and offers two different plans.
Two passes to enjoy the pool at Hesperia Sevilla
Fresquito & Pool, which consolidates after a busy edition in 2024, is designed in two formats.
On the one hand, the half-day pass, which includes a succinct tapas – cold soup to choose between gazpacho and salmorejo, plus a main tapa – as well as access to the pool on the second floor. A refreshing break for those who enjoy an intensive work schedule or for those who want to head into the weekend in high spirits. The pool is open until 9:00 pm.
The full-day pass starts early in the morning with a succulent breakfast buffet, available until 10:30 am.
Breads of different kinds, a selection of hot dishes, the possibility of having eggs of your choice, pastries, fruit, cereals and fresh yogurt, pancakes, churros and a host of possibilities to whet your summer appetite.
In this case, tapas at noon and a cocktail to choose from those offered by the lobby bar are included.
How much do the Fresquito & Pool experiences cost?
Both experiences are priced at €45 + VAT and €65 + VAT, respectively.
Following the philosophy of the firm, which locates its hotels in strategic urban areas, Hesperia Sevilla awaits in the Nervión neighborhood.
In the heart of the business district and next to the Sánchez-Pizjuán stadium, it invites you to discover Seville from the idiosyncrasy of the neighborhoods.