Hotels in Sevilla
Hotel AC Ciudad de SevillaSevilla / Seville
This palatial building is the legacy of the 1929 Universal Exposition, built by Vicente Traver in 1927. Sited in a familiar residential area in Seville and forming part of a group of homes, the grand construction stands two stories high and boasts and tall tower with spire. The façade combines regionalist elements and a multitude of baroque ornamental motifs, while contemporary and fully equipped ...
Hotel Alcoba del Rey de SevillaSevilla / Seville
A tribute to Andalusia is enclosed in this hotel located in the Macarena district, close to the basilica that houses the popular Virgin. It honors the monarch Al-Mutamid, who was the king-poet that inherited the most extensive territory in all of Al Andalus. As legend goes, in efforts kept secret his love for the wash maid Rumaykiyya, it was in this very spot that they hid from her father. Today, ...
Hotel Casa ImperialSevilla / Seville
A 16th century mansion, outfitted by the company Hispano-Alemania. Former residence to the personnel of Casa de Pilatos, the neighboring manor originally belonging to the Marquis of Tarifa. Presiding on the façade is the family coat of arms of Alfonso de Villafranca, the butler who first owned the building. The majority of rooms, designed as apartments, have a kitchen and small sitting room, separ...
Hotel Hospes Las Casas del Rey de BaezaSevilla / Seville
These houses that once belonged to the Duke of Feria, sited in the Santa Cruz neighborhood near the Capuchinos roundabout, now forms part of one of the most exclusive hotel chains in Spanish territory: Hospes. A having undergone an audacious rehabilitation, one might say that the local flair portrayed on the building’s façade has little to do with the interior spaces. Common areas, and especially ...
Hotel Alfonso XIIISevilla / Seville
Inaugurated by Alfonso XIII for the Ibero-American Exposition in 1929, this elegant neo-mudejar palace has received over the years chiefs of state, aristocrats and movie actors. Its personality and style attract a clientele with high acquisition power, consisting in executives, businessmen and politicians. The luxury place captivates guests as soon as they enter the lobby, rich in marbles, tiles, ...
Hotel AmadeusSevilla / Seville
This 18th-century stately house, situated between the districts of Santa Cruz and La Judería, is just a stride or a glimpse away from La Giralda, monument that lines up with the surrounding rooftops and antennas in the skyline that is relished from the hotel’s rooftop terrace. The establishment already has its fallowing in the vox populi, thanks to the owners´ passion for musi...
Hotel Barceló Gran Hotel RenacimientoSevilla / Seville
The frenzy for a Roman Hispalis rejuvenated by the benefits of the Universal Exposition of Seville in 1992 introduced this kind of hostelry establishments: the old Prince of Asturias revived by the chain Barceló. Right in Cartuja, three cylindrical structures conceived by architect Javier Carvajal Ferrer stand tall in the horizon, with the Barqueta and Alamillo Bridges in the background. A landsca...
Hotel Casa RomanaSevilla / Seville
To one side of the hotel is the Plaza del Duque, and to the other La Alameda de Hércules. Hotel Casa Romana sits on a street named after Trajano, Emperor native of Ithaca, like Roman Hispanic Emperor Adriano who propagandized glorious episodes of the empire. Casa Romana aims to arouse a least part of the charm and enchantment of those times in this 18th-century building. Here, the ancient Roman vi...
Hotel Cortijo Águila RealSevilla / Guillena
Palm trees, bougainvilleas and potted geraniums surround this country house sited on an estate with 20 hectors of wheat and sunflower fields. The good taste of the interior décor penetrates to greater extent the living rooms and common areas than the private realms of the bedrooms, decorated with hand painted furniture and upholstery. The old area grain rooms have been rehabilitated into a confere...
Hotel Cortijo El EsparragalSevilla / Gerena
A complex to the likings of Andalusian country residencies. Originally the Convento de los Jerónimos built in the 16th century and used until 1850, the hotel still conserves the chapel honoring the Virgen of Belén with its period frescos. Sited on a large estate of 3,000 hectors, the house has passed through several hands before the Marquees of Casa Oriol bought the property several decades ago....
Hotel Cortijo Soto RealSevilla / Utrera
Set in the immense albarizan lands of Bajo Guadalquivir, between Seville and Jerez, a luxury country estate renews the command of the old Andalusian possessions. Formerly the property of an affluent Arab, the hotel is sited in the center of a large estate known as Las Capellanías in the sunny town of Utrera that parts with 500 of its rolling hectors for the labor and leisure of country goers here....
Hotel Cortijo Torre de la ReinaSevilla / Guillena
The old settlement of rearguard troops under Fernando III el Santo during the conquest of Seville. Afterwards, it ended in the hands of María de Molina in the 14th century and was given a new name. Over time the building has lost its military character and has transformed into a typical Sevillian estate. The comfortable bedrooms afford complete equipment. Each is different, tastefully decorated wi...
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