Last Updated on September 29, 2024 by Katrina
Passionate, ornate, sophisticated. From Moorish architecture to flamenco dancing, rich experiences abound in the capital of Spain’s Andalucia. Here are five places to stay that put you near some of the city’s biggest sights—like the Royal Palace, the Seville Cathedral, and the Giralda Tower—and channel the magic of this Spanish city. These are the best hotels in Seville.
Hotel Colón Gran Meliá – The Leading Hotels of the World (C. Canalejas 1; 34-954-50-5599) Casco Antiguo
Convenience and grandeur combine at this 189-room hotel that’s a few minutes’ walk from the Cathedral. You’ll be struck that “this sophisticated hotel’s centerpiece is its central bar with Art Nouveau stained-glass dome, chic velvet chairs and live crooners,” writes The Telegraph, though “another high point is scanning the city’s skyline from the rooftop pool.” A Google reviewer likes that “the rooms were large and clean, and breakfast was yummy. We had the red level service which gives you access to a private lounge with snacks and drinks from noon to 10 pm.” >> Book this hotel for less
Radisson Collection Hotel, Magdalena Plaza Sevilla (Pl. de la Magdalena 1; 34-95-512-1033) Casco Antiguo
This five-star property combines familiar perks—a breakfast buffet and free Wi-Fi—with a three-Michelin star Basque restaurant and a convenient location. The Telegraph describes it as “an upscale contemporary conversion on a leafy plaza in Seville’s central shopping district” and “Radisson’s first five-star property in Spain.” A Tripadvisor user writes that “rooms are quiet and full of touch-tech details. Very comfy beds, combined with a great rooftop and pool overlooking the city.” >> Book this hotel for less
Hotel Alfonso XIII, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Seville (C. San Fernando 2; 34-954-91-7000) Casco Antiguo
Want the ultimate Seville stay? Condé Nast Traveler calls this 1929 grand dame, commissioned by the then-king of Spain, “truly regal extravagance … look for the monarch’s mahogany and bronze throne.” Today, the 148-room hotel, now part of the Marriott family, combines “Andalusian, Castilian, and Moorish decorative styles; with grand stairways, sweeping corridors, and ornamental patterns everywhere.” Even so, one Google reviewer calls it a “great value for money.” Another likes the “comfy beds, stellar breakfast, great air conditioning, modern gym, lovely pool and grounds. We felt like royalty.” >> Book this hotel for less
EME Catedral Mercer Hotel (C. Alemanes, 27; 34-954-56-00-00) Casco Antiguo
“The hotel couldn’t be closer to the cathedral, hence the name,” writes The Telegraph. “The Alcazar Palace is on the far side of the cathedral, five minutes’ walk away, and the Barrio Santa Cruz is similarly close, packed with independent boutiques.” The hotel has a rooftop pool and an onsite spa. A Tripadvisor user writes that “stepping out on to the balcony and facing the grandeur of the Cathedral every morning and watching the city come to life—irreplaceable! Their restaurant had great food and competed with the area restaurants.” >> Book this hotel for less
H10 Casa de la Plata (Calle Lagar, 2; 34-518-90-0899) Casco Antiguo
“Occupying a central spot bang in the middle of the main shopping zone, this hotel from the excellent H10 group shows its Sevillano character with vibrant colors, Triana ceramic tiles and quirky pseudo-paintings,” writes The Telegraph. A Tripadvisor user adds that this is “one of the best value hotels I have stayed in. Loved being greeted with a glass of cava and loved the rooftop pool and bar. The location is walking distance to all the main spots.” >> Book this hotel for less
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