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The Best Hotels in Seville for a Sun-Soaked City Break

Where to stay in the southern Spanish city

Ibiza's luxury hotels might be best for summer blowouts and Barcelona is a year-round favourite, but this Andalucian city is hard to beat if you're in search of authentic Spanish culture.

Sun-baked Seville is affectionately known among Spaniards as ‘the frying pan’, so you can be sure of clear skies and balmy temperatures as you stroll the Barrio de Santa Cruz – the city’s old town (and former Jewish quarter) is where you’ll find the Alcázar Palace and the cathedral, plus its famous La Giralda bell tower.

After oranges (or possibly before), flamenco is Seville’s most famous export and you’ll be able to give it a whirl in a hole-in-the-wall bar. For ceramics, don’t miss the Triana neighbourhood and its many pottery studios.

When it comes to the best hotels in Seville, Hotel Alfonso XIII is fit for royalty and was built to the spec of its namesake king, ready to receive his esteemed guests.

Or check in to Corral del Rey , a boutique hotel in one of the city’s many palace houses, now with an added rooftop pool.

From old-town boltholes to the places to stay with pools , this is Esquire 's edit of the best hotels in Seville…

A little on the traditional side, Gravina 51 is nonetheless one of Seville’s most charming stays – the boutique hotel has 37 rooms and a two-bedroom apartment for anyone hoping to hang around a little longer or bring the kids along. Highlights of this Seville stay include the handy historic centre location, a peaceful patio and breakfasts that serve local produce only. There's no formal restaurant, but the bar dispenses snacks, including platefuls of the ultimate tapa jamón Ibérico. It’s set within one of Seville’s palace houses, with all of the 18th-century building’s original character and features intact, only now with added WiFi. There's also a rooftop terrace to relax on, or for added privacy, book a room with its own balcony.

Hotel Alfonso XIII

If you're in search of Seville's stateliest stay, look no further than Hotel Alfonso XIII . Made to order for the King of Spain, who, back in 1929, wanted somewhere showy to host his visiting dignitaries, this royal retreat continued the tradition over the next few decades, welcoming Charles and Diana, Prince Rainier and Grace of Monaco, and Hollywood stars from Sophia Loren to Brad Pitt. We’re sure they enjoyed the opulence, along with the classically Andalucian accents.

The palm-edged Moorish palace – which has an outdoor pool and courtyard to cool off in – is in the historic Santa Cruz quarter and close to the city’s Gothic cathedral.

Fans of art deco detailing will enjoy cocktails in Bar Americano, or for brunch with a live-piano soundtrack, turn up at Restaurante San Fernando at 1pm on Sundays. Tapas classics and an extensive wine list are served at Ena Sevilla.

Hotel Colón Gran Meliá

It may have an average annual temperature of a balmy 25 degrees Celsius, but if you're visiting Seville during the summer, when the mid thirties are not uncommon, you’ll be grateful to the Hotel Colón Gran Meliá for adding a pool to its rooftop terrace. From up here, you’ll be able to admire the city sights from afar, instead of down at street level. And when you are in search of even more extreme temperatures (if you can take them), head to the Clarins spa to use its sauna, hammam and thermal showers. The hotel opened in 1929 (clearly a prolific year for accommodation around here) and is another Seville landmark, popular with bullfighters and celebrities. Its El Burladero restaurant – and its southern Spanish cuisine – is loved by locals and visitors alike, who come for the tapas and ideally a seat out on the terrace. At second restaurant La Abacería del Colón, it's the jamón that takes centre-stage.

Hospes Las Casas del Rey de Baeza

Hospes Las Casas del Rey de Baeza may have a lengthy name, but its location can be summed up succinctly: extremely central. It's right in the city's historic heart – the Santa Cruz neighbourhood is home to the cathedral and the Real Alcázar palace, and it also enjoys proximity to the tapas bars of Calle Mateos Gago.

The heritage hotel has repurposed a traditional 18th-century courtyard. From your old-town HQ, you’ll be able to visit the Alcázar and cathedral's La Giralda bell tower, as well as a museum entirely dedicated to flamenco dancing.

The staff will be able to point you precisely in the direction of the best convent-made cakes, Andalucian fashion and the places to stockpile pottery in the Triana neighbourhood. Tapas tastings can take place in the courtyard or up on the rooftop terrace.

CoolRooms Palacio Villapanés

The best hotels in Seville err towards the aged side, clearly – this one is another palace, built in the 18th century and with the intricately carved wooden doors to prove it. CoolRooms Palacio Villapanés is also now the proud owner of a rooftop bar and pool. The baroque building – now protected as a key example of the architectural style – was originally designed for an admiral. It is just outside of the Barrio Alfalfa and a 15-minute walk from the cathedral and Alcázar. Also on your doorstep are the narrow lanes of the Barrio de Santa Cruz, which you could easily while a day away exploring. The high ceilings, grand staircase, marble columns and shutters all blend seamlessly with newer additions, which include mid-century furniture by the design queen Patricia Urquiola. The staff look suitably dapper, thanks to uniforms created by the Galician designer Roberto Diz.

Casa del Poeta

You’re probably getting the picture by now – Seville isn’t really big on modern hotels. Yet another historic hideaway is Casa del Poeta , a boutique hotel set in a 17th-century house that has been eased into the 21st century, but was allowed to bring its period features and original architecture with it. There are just 18 rooms and the hotel’s centrepiece is its patio and fountain. The old-town setting means you’ll be a three-minute walk from the cathedral and the neighbourhood’s narrow pedestrianised streets will lead you to more of Seville’s top heritage sites, including the famous Alcázar. The Barrio de Santa Cruz and flamenco hotspots are all within a short stroll away, too.

Hotel Casa 1800

Another converted mansion-palace now open to guests, Hotel Casa 1800 was built in 1864. You can still see the studded wooden doors that were created when horse-drawn carriages still had to fit through the gates. A meticulous restoration has ensured its heritage is preserved, but it’s just as homely as ever ( casa by name and nature, you could say). The rooms, which feature exposed-brick walls, chandeliers and gilded headboards, are arranged around a central courtyard, with a pool-enhanced terrace at the top promising perfect panoramas – you’ll be able to see La Giralda bell tower, the rooftops and spires of Santa Cruz, and the greenery of the Alcázar gardens.

There's no restaurant at the hotel, but guests are invited to join afternoon snacktime on the patio, served daily between 4.30pm and 6.30pm, and the ideal pitstop to come home to.

H10 Casa de la Plata

What this new-build hotel in the pedestrianised shopping precinct lacks in historic character, it makes up for in traditional tiles, crafted nearby in the colourful barrio of Triana (Seville’s ceramic-mad centre), latticework and a classically Andalucian courtyard. The decor at H10 Casa de la Plata also includes black and white bathrooms, wooden floors and irreverent oil paintings.

Head downstairs to the Moorish-style pool to cool off from the city’s unforgiving heat beside the shade-supplying olive trees and the marble Roman bath, or follow the hotel’s handy tapas map around the neighbourhood. It's well placed for ticking off most of Seville's city-centre sights.

Mercer Sevilla

One of the grandest hotels in Seville (and we’re not just talking about the ceiling heights), Mercer Sevilla is in El Arenal, among the city’s oldest and most atmospheric districts. There are just 12 rooms and suites, set across two floors within this late-19th-century mansion near Nueva Square. The neighbourhood was once frequented by Miguel de Cervantes and, in the 16th and 17th centuries, it was home to one of the most important ports in the world. The contemporary design of the hotel complements its historic backdrop seamlessly – and you’ll be especially pleased that a rooftop bar and pool have been introduced. At Mercer Sevilla's María Luisa restaurant, guests can take their pick from the Mediterranean menu, with ingredients such as sobrassada from Mallorca, prawns from Huelva, Cantabrian anchovies and Spanish Retinto beef all featuring.

Nobu Sevilla

There’s no stopping the expansion of Nobu Hotels – they do have one of the most successful Hollywood actors of all time backing them after all. In case you’ve missed it, that’s Robert De Niro, who initially encouraged chef Nobu Matsuhisa to take his Nikkei concept global while dining at his Los Angeles restaurant in the late Eighties, pleading with him to open another outpost in Tribeca, which he eventually did in 1994. Since then, they’ve brought black miso cod, rock shrimp tempura and yellowtail sashimi to the world, with editions everywhere from London to Las Vegas, via Marrakech, Madrid and Miami. Many now come with hotels attached, as is the case in the sunny Spanish city Seville's Nobu, where there’s a rooftop terrace and plunge pool, a cocktail bar, and rooms and suites that blend contemporary Japanese design with Andalucian accents. And yes, plenty of opportunities to order black cod.

Ocean Drive Seville

We hope you can forgive us if you now have a certain mid-Nineties easy-listening anthem stuck in your head, but allow us to introduce this Seville hotel, which has absolutely nothing to do with the Lighthouse Family (or Miami, for that matter). In the heart of the city’s historic centre and the Encarnación quarter, the 49-bedroom hotel has a rather striking neighbour. It’s impossible to miss the mushroom-shaped Las Setas, a wooden structure designed by the Berlin architect Jürgen Mayer that’s home to a rooftop terrace, a market, a museum, various restaurants and its very own square for performances. All rooms at Ocean Drive Seville have a balcony or terrace, but for the most outdoor space, book a suite, each of which has a roomy 27-square-metre deck. Keen-eyed mid-century magpies will be thrilled to spot an Eames LCW chair, on show in some of the accommodation alongside other design classics. The hotel's prime location puts you within a 10-minute walk of the cathedral, the Royal Alcázar and the shopper-friendly Tetuán Street.

Corral del Rey

In possession of a temperature-regulating rooftop pool (we’re sensing a trend here, which inevitably sweaty tourists will no doubt be relieved about), Corral del Rey is another heritage palace house hidden away down a narrow labyrinthine street in the old quarter. And if you love classic boutique hotels, this small-scale stay in the Barrio de Santa Cruz is the dream Seville bolthole for your next city break. The guestrooms are set across three buildings, and the interiors include beamed ceilings, medieval wooden doorways, marble pillars, colourful headboards and original wooden shutters that dawn doesn’t stand a chance against. Light bites (that’s tapas in these parts) are served in the ground-floor café-lounge, or you can stumble out each morning in search of strong coffee and churros.

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Where to stay in Seville, Andalucia's striking capital

Stylish, good value and exuding Andalucian charm, the hotel scene in this southern Spanish city make it a winning weekend break.

Seville is one of Europe’s most handsome cities, with centuries of alternating architectural influences giving it a style all its own. Today, the Spanish city’s labyrinthine medieval barrios   (neighbourhoods)   are home to an increasing number of charming boutique hotels, which reflect Seville’s Moorish and Christian heritage alongside its artistic and musical obsessions.

1. Nobu Hotel Sevilla

Seville’s aesthetic history has been all about the blending of cultures, with Islamic and Christian influences sitting alongside contemporary architecture in the city centre. Nobu Hotel Sevilla followed in this tradition when it opened in the Spanish city in April 2023, taking on an elegant townhouse conversion and consciously blending Andalucian craftsmanship with contemporary design and the brand’s signature Japanese minimalism.

The 25 guest rooms are furnished with mid-century armchairs, mirrors and coffee tables. Sleek grey-marble bathrooms with freestanding tubs betray the Japanese influence, while period features from the building’s early-20th-century heyday are retained in parquet floors and wood-panelled walls. There are unmistakably Andalucian features, too — particularly the geometric ceramics and Moorish wall niches in communal areas.  

Naturally, the ultra-luxe hotel is also home to a Nobu restaurant, with the same fusion of Japanese and Andalucian influences. The signature dish is miso black cod, which diners can follow with a local dessert of churros dipped in liquid chocolate. Seville’s ancient history is represented, too: the restaurant is centred around a Roman wall, uncovered during the renovation. Nobu Sevilla’s location is also a selling point; it’s in Plaza de San Francisco, close to Seville’s famous cathedral and the bars of the 16th-century garden square, La Alameda. Then there’s the hotel’s rooftop garden; it’s an unbeatable place to relax, feet in the pool, glass in hand. From €285 (£244).

2. Hotel Amadeus

Inspired by Seville’s rich classical music heritage, this boutique hotel is housed in a group of lovingly converted 18th-century mansions in the Barrio de Santa Cruz — a photogenic warren of cobbled medieval streets around Seville Cathedral. The decor pays homage to history with hanging lanterns and walls adorned with azulejo tiles. Instruments such as harps and grand pianos also decorate courtyards and even some guest rooms. From €204 (£174), B & B.

3. Triana House

In the traditional riverside barrio of Triana, this beautiful hotel is set in a late-1700s residence. Opulent tilework is coupled with latticed screens evoking the Moorish windows of the Alhambra fortress in nearby Granada, while private terraces feel like the alcoves of the Plaza de España, a short walk away across the Guadalquivir River. From €179 (£153), B & B.

4. Hotel Casa de Colón

This hotel combines a homely atmosphere with a great location in the Barrio de Santa Cruz, close to the Real Alcázar palace and the Flamenco Dance Museum. The rooms in this 19th-century building have a farmhouse feel, with rustic wooden furniture, antique dressers and exposed brick walls. The owners direct guests to the best local castizos (tapas bars). From €207 (£177).

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Great trattoria out of the tourist area - Acquacotta

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“Great trattoria out of the tourist area” Review of Acquacotta

Acquacotta is a great restaurant in a town with many good ones. My husband and I ate there twice during our recent trip to Florence. In addition to the food being delicious, the menu is very interesting and more diverse that most in the area. The service is also very good. There is no outside dining but the decor is charming. We highly recommend going outside the tourist areas to try this restaurant.

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Acqua Cotta We are so lucky! We live right around the corner from a restaurant we have come to know and love. This Trattoria Toscana celebrates the traditional, the seasonal, and the local. You have to admire the dedication of a chef who cures his own prosciutto, a sous-chef who visits the market daily, and a hostess who places only the best in front of her guests. The menu di giorno tells a story of the changing seasons. Antipasti feature cured meats, new or seasoned cheeses, and fruits or nuts that can complement or contrast flavors. First courses also change with the seasons. Pasta sauces may be from the freshest spring vegetables to hardy winter greens, paired with the right shape and texture of pasta. Second courses of meat or fish are expertly seasoned to build flavors and cooked for ideal textures. I could go on and on, but want to be sure to mention the dolci made in-house, the excellent vino della casa, and the vero caffé. Buon appetito!

Got a little off the beaten track trying to find a steak house that turned out to be closed and ended up in this unassuming, family-style restaurant with friendly staff and a simple menu. We shared some bread and goats cheese, the flavoursome harder cheese and melt in the mouth soft cheese indicating that something special was about to happen. The 1.5kg T-bone steak was enough for three and a half, cooked rare as requested and apparently delicious. Vegetarian tortellini were well-filled and delicately flavoured. Spoilt for choice for desserts so we ordered a selection and shared, all were good but we agreed the cheesecake was the best. Nice bottle of Valpolicella rounded off our favourite meal of the trip so far. Yum!

Looking for a great traditional food experience in Florence? Look no further! Great courses (try the steak Fiorentina) in a great setting. See the cook creating the dishes in the open kitchen. Super friendly people that understand their profession. Highly recommend!

I had eaten here on an earlier visit. This time I had to return with my family. As I remember from my earlier visit, we were warmly greeted and shown to our table after a short wait. We ordered the Bistec Florentina for the table, a family portion. It was superb and plentiful, we couldn't finish it with two teenagers. The potatoes were out of this world - cooked to perfection. For dessert, I once again had the chocolate cream dish and I was able to finish it! There's always room for dessert! The price is quite affordable. With the family style dish and friendly staff, it felt like we were eating at at a friend's house.

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