The most beautiful hotels in Seville have names and surnames. It is no coincidence that hotels are fetish places for so many artists, corners that serve as home for writers, refuge and passage for passers-by, temples of inspiration or frames for bucolic characters, in the style of Edward Hopper but without leaving Seville. Many of them, in addition to their beauty, luxuries or other peculiarities, become destinations in themselves.
And you don’t have to rack your brains to enjoy authentic experiences, take a train or a flight to Cancun. The city is in spades and you can shred it, walk through it and taste it.
Also you can hide under the sheets after getting your hands on the an opulent breakfast to honor you in a private jacuzzi , with a massage or delight in breathtaking private views. Or both possibilities. For any of them, it is well worth discovering, revisiting or being carried away by these Edenic sites.
These are, in our opinion, the most special, beautiful and dreamy hotels that Seville has in store for you.
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The renowned architect Juan Pedro Donaire (Donaire Arquitectos) restored the 14 houses of the sixteenth century that housed this building and the result is a marvel. A total of 60 rooms make up this hotel where the avant-garde decoration blends perfectly with memory.
Almohad motifs are repeated in the rooms and coexist with other nods to the Golden Age, and with minimalist touches in contrast to the baroque that is enhanced in the monuments that surround this lodging, one of the most beautiful and reputable hotels in Seville.
Respect to its venerable terrace 15 meters separate an innocent cocktail from the Cathedral of Seville, the largest Gothic temple in the world. Its terrace is simply extraordinary and this luxury is also paid for. Of course, you can practically touch the buttresses with the fingers of your hands.
馃搷 c/ Alemanes, 27
Placid and pleasant
The architecture and interior design studio Your Living Space Atelier has been in charge of giving a new life to this old manor house from the late nineteenth century in which this new hotel in Seville is located.
It is located in the vicinity of the Bellas Artes and among the ingredients that make up its decoration are Scandinavian pieces, classic furniture from the 1950s and lamps as formidable as the one designed by Miguel Mil谩 in the 1960s.
The light works as a guiding thread in Pl谩cido y grata and gives the spaces in each corner a homely and peaceful atmosphere. Le Corbusier’s Lampe Marseille presides over the breakfast room and other works such as a canvas by Carla Cascales is inserted in the cocktail area. A compendium of rooms and corners designed in detail to enjoy and share.
Another of the benefits that define Pl谩cido y Grata is its commitment to proximity also in gastronomic terms. Breakfast is served in a room adjoining the kitchen and its sourdough breads are made by baker Pablo Conesa.
And starting the day with all the guarantees cannot be understood without a specialty coffee. In this sense, they are also pioneers and include a specialty cafeteria under the same name in their hotel. NOMAD brings the coffee of this award-winning Catalan firm to the center of Seville.
馃搷 c/ Monsalves, 4
CoolRooms Villapanes Palace
The magic of this 18th century palace is no secret.
In fact, the interior of this monument framed by the Santa Cruz neighborhood is a place worth visiting, one of the greatest manifestations of civil baroque architecture in Seville. Inside is this luxury hotel, a haven of peace where taste prevails in every detail.
The Central Patio, an architectural delight of arcades supported by marble columns, is illuminated by natural light from the skylight and surrounded by palm trees and orchards. On the other hand, it is said that the Patio de las Conchas was the original starting point of the Jacobean Route V铆a de la Plata, in whose fountain the pilgrims had to wash their hands before starting their journey.
The orange grove, its wellness zone or the terrace that governs the palace from the heights are other of its essential corners.
The client is guaranteed a fairytale stay, whether staying in any of its rooms or in the Torre贸n Suite, the most peculiar of them all with vaulted coffered ceilings, large windows and an imposing terrace with views to enjoy in privacy.
In this case, the interior design and the incorporation of design pieces was in charge of GCA Arquitectos and Patricia Urquiola.
馃搷 c/ Santiago, 31
Mercer
Mercer is one of the growing number of 5-star hotels in the vicinity of the Arenal district, oozing elegance and exclusivity on all four sides. The former Castelar Palace, dating from 1880, is the landmark building that gives life to the Mercer. The structure, intact, preserves its original staircase, the central courtyard and the high nineteenth-century ceilings.
Architects Cruz y Ortiz renovated this space and managed to give it solemnity, keeping marble as the main material. The hotel offers only 11 rooms, but all of them have everything you need, luxury and comfort in equal parts in a magical setting.
Its solarium is also a gift and a strong point in terms of enjoying the Sevillian sun. Regarding its gastronomic proposal, Mar铆a Luisa Restaurant offers diners an experience with deep Andalusian roots. One of the most beautiful and high quality hotels to stay in Seville.
馃搷 c/ Castelar, 26
Only YOU Hotel Sevilla
Of the 8 floors that make up this enormous 5-star hotel a whole experience of comfort is created. Guests may want to go out and explore the city, but within the walls of this new hotel in Seville they have everything they need.
The Palladium group is behind this exquisite hotel, which now has 5 locations throughout the country. A lobby of more than 1,000 square meters, a wide range of gastronomic offerings, from its breakfasts buffet style to the proposal of its restaurant, Trotamundos.
It also has a signature cocktail bar that you can also try in the pool area and two very unique spaces: Breakery with Manu Jara the last of the confectioner in town and the corner of the florist Olive Verde.
Interior designer L谩zaro Rosa-Viol谩n is in charge of the interior design of this dream space and the architectural firm T10 is responsible for the remodeling of the property. By all accounts one of the most beautiful hotels that have been added to Seville.
馃搷 Avenue of Kansas City, 7
Fontecruz Seises
Its large terrace with views to the Giralda is one of the many virtues of this hotel located on Segovia Street. But it is not only for this bucolic scenery that this hotel has earned its fame.
The 43 rooms that complete the Fontecruz are set in a unique building, a 16th century palace where ancient Roman mosaics, Nasrid colonnades, Renaissance coffered ceilings and tiles blend with modernity. An architectural boast to enjoy a dream stay.
馃搷 c/ Segovia, 6
Hotel Alfonso XIII
It is one of the most impressive historic buildings in Seville and, although it is owned by the Seville City Council, it offers its services under administrative concession through a luxury hotel chain. You’ve probably dreamed of spending a night in one of their opulent rooms just as the entire Hollywood star system has done.
The Alfonso XII is the hotel of glamour, a favorite lodging of illustrious figures throughout history, from Charles and Diana of Wales grace Kelly, Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie and the set of filming of Game of Thrones. In 2011, the architectural firm Dem贸polis was in charge of the refurbishment and improvement project and HBA of the interior design work.
Its Andalusian regionalist and Mudejar style and its splendid gardens stand out, in addition to the work of the sevillian architect Jos茅 Espiau the city has left a melting pot of buildings that dazzle visitors and locals alike.
It would be King Alfonso XIII himself who established the construction of this distinguished building to house the great personalities and leaders of the time for the Ibero-American Exposition of 1929. The idiosyncrasy of this hotel cannot be understood without knowing its history, which has made it one of the best hotels in Europe in the very center of Seville.
馃搷 c/ San Fernando, 2
Houses of the Jewish Quarter
In the heart of the Jewish quarter, this hotel is a sort of city made up of several palace houses. The hotel has about 134 rooms and all of them have luxuries such as period furniture, hydro-massage showers and spa. Not to mention historical artifacts that you can see throughout the maze of houses such as amphorae, ancient walls, statues and fountains in Arabic style.
After the transformation works that OTAISA carried out in this historic Sevillian building, the hotel opened in 1989. Since then it has been a great tourist attraction in the city. There are 32 patios, 1,800 planters and details that give authenticity to the place such as the crochet scarves over the sofas. In addition, all rooms are uniquely decorated.
As if that were not enough, we are even more surprised by the fact that these houses are interconnected through a subway tunnel in which there are Roman vestiges and even a wall of the time is preserved at the ticket of the passages.
They also have their own spa, the Termas de H铆spalis, decorated with mosaics from Roman times, and the Empori贸n restaurant.
馃搷 c/ Santa Mar铆a la Blanca, 5
Seville Tower
Gastronomy and accommodation are the two bases on which the Eurostars Torre Sevilla proposal is based. Deluxe rooms with views of the Aljarafe, spa, different hotel alternatives and all the comforts to make you feel much better than at home.
159 exterior rooms with large windows offer privileged panoramic views of Seville. Regarding the interior design of the spaces, GCA Arquitectos was able to find the balance between the modernity of the skyscraper and the Andalusian essence.
馃搷 c/ Gonzalo Jimenez de Quesada, 2
Hotel Posada del Lucero
This hotel guarantees a trip to the past to all its guests. Within its walls hides the history of an ancient Seville, a space that has served for nearly four hundred years as an inn, a function that today maintains under the insignia of modernity.
The architect Adolfo P茅rez carried out the task of adapting and remodeling this historic and artistic monument of national character and cultural interest. Visiting this lodging means treating yourself to quality rest in an environment that preserves the passage of centuries. An oasis with all the comforts for travelers seeking a complete Seville immersion.
馃搷 c/ Almirante Apodaca, 7
One Shot Conde de Torrej贸n
A few meters from the Alameda de Hercules One Shot Palacio Conde de Torrejon has earned to be part of the most charming and tasteful hotels in Seville.
Its more than 60 rooms are sheltered by the walls of this 18th century baroque manor house that, thanks to the intervention of the Alfaro-Manrique y Bao Proyectos studio, highlights its heritage value while embracing contemporary design.
Bedrooms with craftsmen, hallways with classic tiles, its marble staircase with wrought iron railing or an imposing central courtyard with arches, columns and arabesque vault. Incidentally, its imposing courtyard houses the restaurant Lalola the proposal of Javi Abascal with tasting menu.
馃搷 c/ Conde de Torrej贸n, 9
Murillo Plaza Alfaro Suites
It was on this inspiring Balcony that Rossini set one of the most iconic scenes from The Barber of Seville. Specifically, it is said that this Balcony was the one Figaro advised the Count of Almaviva to climb to recover his beloved Rosina.
Admittedly, the date of construction is later than the work, which was written in 1775, but we love to imagine Rossini taken with this place.
what if we tell you that, beyond dreaming, you can look out from this Balcony overlooking the Royal Alcazar? Suites Murillo took over this space and reconverted it into 8 apartments accommodated with all the necessities (and many more).
Rooms that shake up the Sevillian hotel scene with juicy proposals. Like delighting in a private jacuzzi from which to let yourself be carried away by the sky of Seville, dotted by the trees of the vines of the Murillo gardens.
馃搷 Plaza Alfaro, 4
Hotel Palacio Pinello
Palacio Pinello Boutique Hotel opened its doors in September 2014 under the premise of bringing its guests to a home away from home. For its restoration , its original structure was respected while architectural elements such as its capitals, columns or polychrome coffered ceilings, which are often inserted inside the rooms themselves, were enhanced.
23 rooms of different categories complete the offer of this boutique hotel just 200 meters from the Giralda. From its courtyards you can see the sky and the light shines on the plants, flowers or the breakfast.
馃搷 c/ Segovia, 1
Unuk
The Hotel Unuk Soho stands out for several reasons but especially for being a pioneer in the implementation of new technologies in order to offer the client a completely avant-garde experience.
Rooms that incorporate home automation systems that are easy to use and that allow temperature and lighting control or trolley bar service with tablets, snacks and national and international press at the guest’s disposal.
Another of the great virtues that make Unuk an essential lodging among the hotels in Seville is its commitment to ecology .
Thanks to systems that guarantee energy efficiency as well as the implementation of LED lighting and the responsible use (or recycling) of paper, Unuk becomes a more committed and conscious experience. However, the hotel also offers a spectacular solarium, fitness room or saltwater swimming pool with views of the Giralda.
馃搷 c/ Ortiz de Z煤帽iga, 8
Kivir
The Hotel Kivir has carved a niche for itself in front of the Guadalquivir, from which it takes its name. Designed by architects Cruz y Ortiz, this boutique hotel rises above the Paseo de Col贸n to offer a cuisine full of flavor, a more sustainable stay and a more comfortable and comfortable environment scandalous views.
The gastrobar Fluvial, run by chef Fran Rodr铆guez, and its terrace, Skyline Kivir, are open to the public, regardless of whether or not they are staying at the hotel.
馃搷 Paseo de Cristobal Colon, 3