Seville is an ancient city with a great history behind it. The city can be better known and understood thanks to its most emblematic hotels, buildings that are worth visiting and studying. These hotels are not only a good place to stay and spend a few days, but also a living heritage of Seville. We take a look at the 10 most famous historic hotels in the city.
Hotel las Casas de las Juderías
Santa María la Blanca Street, 5, Seville.
This is what the popular Seville of yesteryear was like; classic style houses were seen as they are still preserved in this hotel located in the Santa Cruz neighborhood, which takes advantage of 27 of these rooms with an antique aroma for its guests. The décor is classic and the atmosphere is tranquil. Its terrace with hammocks and swimming pool is ideal to spend an afternoon taking advantage of the good weather in Seville. The building still preserves many of its original elements. All very close to the Cathedral. From 40 euros you can find a free room.
Penthouse Catedral” room in the Hotel las Casas de las Juderías
Hotel Alfonso XIII, a luxury collection hotel
San Fernando Street, 2, Seville.
This hotel was built during the reign of King Alfonso XII (hence its name) to accommodate the visitors of the Ibero-American Exposition of 1929, whose expedition was made up of the most select members of the society of that time. The hotel is impressive; a showcase of luxury and comfort. It has impressive patios, meeting rooms, weddings, press, giant dining rooms… it is a palace that still preserves all its splendor. Of course, you have to prepare your wallet to stay there: it costs between 400-1000 euros to spend the night.
Book at Hotel Alfonso XIII, a luxury collection hotel.
Lobby of Hotel Alfonso XIII
Hotel Sacristia de Santa Ana
Alameda de Hércules, 22, Seville.
The hotel is located in an old manor house of noble origin that impresses as soon as you enter. The building dates back to the 17th century and is located in the heart of Alameda de Hércules, one of the most emblematic squares in Seville. The rooms and common areas exude a classic aroma, with a stately and precious style. There are options for both whole families and couples. If you wish to eat, the kitchen offers Mediterranean-style cuisine with touches of Seville. The price per night is around 50-60 euros.
Make a reservation at El Hotel Sacristía de Santa Ana, in Seville.
Courtyard of the Hotel Sacristia de Santa Ana
Hotel Inglaterra
Plaza Nueva, 7, Seville.
The Inglaterra Hotel is a classic upper-middle class hotel in the city; it dates back to 1857, and its rooms have hosted kings, writers and illustrious composers. Its style is predominantly classical, especially in the common areas and rooms. However, its spectacular terrace (where weddings, presentations and other events are held) has a cool touch. There you can have a drink or a good breakfast taking advantage of the good weather of the Andalusian capital. There is a bar and conference rooms. The best thing, without a doubt, is its location; it is situated in the heart of Plaza Nueva, a location with all the strategic points just a few meters away. Overnight stays are available from 50 euros.
Booking at Hotel Inglaterra in Seville
Terrace overlooking the city at the Inglaterra Hotel
Hotel Adriano Boutique
Calle Adriano, 12, Seville.
This classic-style hotel is located in a renovated 18th century manor house in the Arenal district. It consists of several typical Andalusian patios with potted plants and southern tiles where you can relax and have a quiet drink. Through its enormous paintings, it is possible to analyze the historical Seville of the 18th and 19th centuries. It is a great option for people looking for the perfect mix of tranquility, good service and tradition. In addition, it is very economical, for 35 euros you can spend the night.
Make a reservation at Hotel Adriano Boutique.
Room with double bed in the Adriano Boutique Hotel
Villapanés Palace Hotel
31 Santiago Street, Seville.
It is a century-old palace that was a landmark in the old Seville and, as its name suggests, belonged to the Marquises of Villapanés, a noble family of Jerez descent. With its baroque architecture, the hotel is today a very pleasant classic lodging, with restored and modernized rooms and halls, but retaining all the charm of the ancient palace in its common areas. It offers a small roof terrace with good views, and where it is possible to relax in a hammock, having a drink al fresco. Rooms are available from 60 euros.
Make a reservation at Hotel Bécquer.
Courtyard of the Hotel Palacio de Villapanés
Hotel Simón
Garcia de Vinuesa Street, 19, Seville.
If there is an old hotel in the city, where every traveler who set foot in Seville used to stay centuries ago, it is the Simón Hotel, located very close to the Cathedral. It is a small hotel where you can breathe all the essence of the typical Sevillian houses of the eighteenth century, with the classic Andalusian courtyard full of pots, with fountain and other green elements adorning it. Architecture lovers can delight in the traditional checkered tiles and dark brown wooden furniture found in some rooms. Reservations can be made from 53 euros per night. The location alone is worth it.
Make a reservation at Hotel Simón de Sevilla.
Hotel Simón Courtyard
Hotel Posada del Lucero
Almirante Apodaca Street, 7, Seville.
The original construction of this hotel dates back to no less than the 16th century. In this central street is this old inn, which combines modernity, classicism (in stone and wood) and style. Very well maintained facilities and good attention to the traveler. The spaces are spacious and quiet. It also has a nice terrace, decorated in pristine white. It is a great lodging option that exudes the best aroma of Seville. It is possible to find rooms from 45 euros.
Make a reservation at Hotel Posada del Lucero.
Hotel Posada del Lucero Courtyard
Murillo Catedral Suites
Segovias Street, 2, Seville.
Located in the Santa Cruz neighborhood, these suites are built on an old Seville house from the early 19th century. It is very famous for having to his credit the Balcony of Rosina, essential in the magnificent opera “The Barber of Seville”. These suites have everything; some even have a kitchenette, the most luxurious includes a Jacuzzi. All this in a unique enclave; the historic center of the city. The price is from 200 euros upwards per night, having the complete suite (in which several people can enter).
Book at Suites Murillo Catedral in Seville.
Room with double bed in the Suites Murillo Catedral
Hotel Las Casas de los Mercaderes
Álvarez Quintero Street, 9, Seville.
We finish our tour of historic hotels in Seville with another hotel whose facade already gives clues of the solera it has. We are talking about Las Casas de los Mercaderes, an old manor house from the middle of the 18th century, today converted into a 3-star hotel. The rooms are classic, simple, spotless and functional. It overlooks the street, one of the busiest in the city center. It has a bar-restaurant for those who wish to have everything at hand. For 120 euros you can stay overnight in a double room for two people. Good price, better location.
Book at Las Casas de los Mercaderes.
Hotel Las Casas de los Mercaderes Courtyard
