Hotels in Seville

Slick, stylish and chic, the EME Catedral Hotel stands out for its juxtaposition of avant garde and rustic. Rooms are tastefully decorated with modish touches while the bricked walls and vaulted ceilings take on a rugged appearance. The design hotel seduces with spectacular views of the Cathedral, especially from its stunning rooftop swimming pool. Dining options impress those with the finest tastes: Santo Restaurant is run by Marin Berasategui, the proud owner of six Michelins stars. It features glass floors that reveal Roman ruins under the hotel.

This modest budget hotel is packed with history and character. In 1844, famous novelist Don José de Zorrilla was inspired by the atmosphere and decided to create his novel based on this hotel. Ever since, it has enjoyed quite a reputation in town. Overlooking one of the most popular plazas in Seville, it is surrounded by countless tapas bars and restaurants. All 22 rooms have air-conditioning, en suite bathrooms and satellite TV.

Hotel Montecarlo is a 3-star property that offers excellent value for money. The reformed 18th-century mansion rewards guests with a polished interior, plush furnishing and well-maintained facilities. Rooms feature Arabic-influenced arches and porcelain decoration. With added-value items like free Wi-Fi, it’s a savvy option for those not willing to break the bank.

A 1-star hotel offering 3-star standards, Hotel Londres is a small-scale abode with a low price tag. Rooms are simple and clean, although not all have their own bathroom facilities. Located near the Museo de Bellas Artes, all the city’s attractions are just a hop and jump away. Those looking for a slice of tranquillity will enjoy its calm surroundings coupled by its prime location.