Seville offers a perfect city break package in Spain, with a picturesque old quarter, historic sights, excellent food and flamenco culture to explore. If you are wondering where to stay in Seville, read on to understand Seville’s neighbourhoods and our recommendations for the best hotels in Seville.
There are plenty of stylish options, but the most popular hotels and apartments get booked up quickly. So whether it’s budget or luxury that you are looking for, we’re here to help you find the best place to stay.
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Overview of where to stay in Seville
Bario Santa Cruz – Picturesque and close to the main sights but also the most expensive.
Centro – Encompassing Seville’s Old Quarter and shopping district, close to the sights with lots of accommodation options.
El Arenal – The neighbourhood closest to the river, a little cheaper than Santa Cruz and Centro but still convenient.
Triana – The old working class district just across the river offers plenty of atmosphere and is a good budget option.
Macarena – A boho district that’s great for nightlife and very budget friendly but a little further from the main sights.
Map of the best neighbourhoods to stay in Seville
Stay in Bario Santa Cruz Seville
Bario Santa Cruz in Seville was the medieval Jewish quarter, a maze of picturesque and narrow streets around the Cathedral and Real Alcazar. It’s one of the best areas to stay in Seville for sightseeing, but also the most expensive.
Santa Cruz is undeniably pretty and convenient, but also full of bars, restaurants and tourists. So check the location of anywhere you book to ensure you can escape the noise and bustle of the streets.
Accommodation in Santa Cruz
These are our favourites but check for more options later in the article
- Luxury 5 star – Alfonso XIII CN
- Luxury Boutique – Hospes las Casas del Rey de Baeza
- Affordable Boutique – Hotel Rey Alfonso X
- Traditional – Hotel Amadeus
- 4 star branded hotel – Querencia de Sevilla – Marriott Autograph Collection
- Budget – Hotel Boutique Elvira Plaza
- Hostel – TOC Hostel Sevilla
- Apartment – Apartmentos RG Suites Jardines de Murillo
Top things to do in Santa Cruz Seville
- Seville Cathedral and Giralda bell tower
- Real Alcazar – the Moorish style royal palace and gardens
- Archivo de Indias – The archive of Spain’s historic discoveries
- Murillo Gardens – a pretty public gardens
- Hospital de los Venerables – a historic cloistered building and art gallery
- Casa de Salinas – a historic private Palacio
- Wander around the picturesque streets with tapas bars and courtyards
- Plaza de España – a picturesque plaza
- Parque Maria Luisa – the largest park in Seville
- Visit the museums in Parque Maria Luisa
Read more in my article: 20 Best things to do in Seville Spain
Stay in Centro Seville
The Centro district of Seville runs north of Seville Cathedral up to the area around Las Setas, when you cross over into Macarena. This area encompasses the Old Town or Casco Antigua that you may see marked on maps, with a web of narrow and often pedestrianised streets, in one of the oldest parts of the city. Here you’ll find some of the best hotels in Seville with a wide choice of accommodation, from budget to luxury.
The northern part of the quarter is one of the best places to stay in Seville for shopping, with high street brands and the department store El Corte Ingles. Close to Las Setas around Plaza Alfalfa the Alfalfa neighbourhood has reinvented itself as a trendy enclave for independent boutiques and bars known as Soho Benita.
Accommodation in Centro
These are our favourites but check out more options later in the article
- Luxury 5 star – Radisson Collection Magdalena Plaza Seville
- Luxury Boutique – Hotel Boutique Corral del Rey
- Affordable Boutique – Hotel Boutique Casa de Colón
- 4 star branded hotel – H10 Casa de la Plata
- Budget – Hotel Alcantara
- Apartment – Giralda House
Top things to do in Centro Seville
- Museo de Baile Flamenco – the Flamenco Museum
- Attend a Flamenco show
- Take a Tapas tour
- Shopping – from small traditional shops, to high street chains and department stores
- Palacio de Lebrija – a historic townhouse full of antiquities
- Casa de Pilatos – a historic Palacio with Italianate gardens
Read more in my article: 20 Best things to do in Seville Spain
Stay in El Arenal Seville
El Arenal is the neighbourhood closest to the Guadalquivir River. In the days when Seville was a thriving port, this area grew wealthy on the goods that arrived by ship from the New World. These days it’s a convenient place to stay, with easy access to the pleasant riverside promenade.
The northern part of El Arenal near the Plaza de Armas bus station is a 30 minute walk from Seville cathedral, but at the southern end El Arenal borders Santa Cruz, with easy access to all the main sights. Hotel prices in El Arenal are a bit lower than Santa Cruz, so look here if you want better value accommodation without compromising too much on location.
Accommodation in El Arenal
These are our favourites but check for more options later in the article
- Luxury 5 star – Mercer Sevilla CN
- Luxury Boutique – Hotel Gravina 51
- Affordable Boutique – Hotel Boutique La Parada del Marques
- 4 star branded hotel – NH Sevilla Plaza de Armas
- Hostel – For You Hostel Sevilla
- Apartment – Suites Sevilla Plaza
Top things to do in El Arenal Seville
- Walk or cycle along the east bank of the River Guadalquivir
- Guadalquivir River Cruise
- Torre del Oro – a medieval tower overlooking the river
- The Bull Ring
- Nao Victoria 500 – a replica of Magellan’s ship
Read more in my article: 20 Best things to do in Seville Spain
Stay in Triana Seville
Despite being just across the river from Santa Cruz, Triana has a personality of its own. It’s the former working class area of Seville that was known for its gypsy culture and ceramic factories. Triana is a favourite area to stay for those who want a local vibe without being over-run by tourists.
The parts closest to the river, especially near Puente de Isabel II and Puente de San Telmo are just a short walk across the bridge to reach the main sights of Seville. Accommodation prices are quite a bit cheaper than Santa Cruz or Centro. While there is less choice of hotel accommodation, Triana is a good place to rent an apartment.
Accommodation in Triana
These are our favourites but check out more options later in the article
- Luxury Boutique – Hotel Boutique Triana House
- Affordable Boutique – Triana House
- 5 star branded hotel – Eurostars Torre Sevilla
- Apartment – Triana Apartment
Top things to do in Triana Seville
- Mercado de Triana – the neighbourhood food market
- Shopping for traditional ceramics that were made in this area
- Centro Ceramica Triana – the ceramics museum
- Isla Magica amusement park – just north of Triana
- Torre Sevilla – just north of Triana
Read more in my article: 20 Best things to do in Seville Spain
Stay in Macarena Seville
Macarena is located to the north of the Centro district and has a boho vibe, with vintage shops and vinyl record stores. Most tourists don’t make it to Macarena, so it offers a much more local atmosphere, with cheaper accommodation.
Macarena is probably the best neighbourhood to stay in Seville for buzzing nightlife, with numerous bars and restaurants around Alameda de Hercules and Calle Ferria.
This would be a good place to stay if you are on a tight budget or want an apartment for a longer stay in Seville. When looking for accommodation, Alameda (around Alameda de Hercules) and Feria (around Calle de Feria) are part of this wider neighbourhood.
Accommodation in Macarena / Alameda
These are our favourites but check out for more options later in the article
- Affordable Boutique – One Shot Palacio Conde de Torrejón 09
- Budget – Sacristia de Santa Ana
- Hostel – Room007 Salvador Hostel
Top things to do in Macarena Seville
- Las Setas – a sculptural wooden structure known as The Mushrooms
- Antiquarium Seville – for Roman remains
- Alameda de Hercules – a broad plaza with Roman columns
- Nightlife around the trendy bars of Alameda de Hercules and Calle Feria
- Mercado de Feria – a neighbourhood food market
- Palacio de las Dueñas – a 16th century Palacio with gardens
Read more in my article: 20 Best things to do in Seville Spain
Other Seville neighbourhoods to consider
Los Remedios – this area just south of Triana is where the April Fair is held. Outside that period it’s a calm residential area with modern apartments and little in the way of tourist attractions or accommodation. Los Remedios would be a quiet neighbourhood to base yourself for a longer apartment stay in Seville.
Nervión / Santa Justa – this is the modern commercial and business district of Seville, close to Seville’s main Santa Justa station and the football stadium. There are some hotels here aimed at business travellers, although you are some distance from the main tourist sights.
Tips for booking accommodation in Seville
- Book early to get the best price and choice – there are lots of options but the most popular get booked up.
- Be aware of major events that will increase the cost of accommodation, such as Santa Semana (Holy Week) and April Fair
- At busy periods a minimum stay may be required.
- Prices for weekdays are a lot cheaper than weekends – sometimes half the price
- Check the monthly temperatures – you’ll need heating in winter and air conditioning in summer
- Check for outdoor space at the hotel – few have gardens but many will have an interior patio or roof terrace, even a rooftop pool.
- When considering where to stay in Seville, check the walking time to Seville cathedral, which is the heart of Seville’s sightseeing area. However, none of the accommodation I’ve recommended is more than a 30 minutes walk from the cathedral.
Tips for family accommodation in Seville
- Seville can be extremely hot in summer so think carefully about when you visit. Spring and autumn are ideal, but remember the city is very crowded before Easter due to the Santa Semana (Holy Week) parades and during the April Fair.
- For convenience, I would personally look for family accommodation in the Santa Cruz neighbourhood closest to the Real Alcazar. This will give you access to several shady public parks that have children’s playgrounds, such as the Jardines de Murillo, Jardines del Prado de San Sebastian and Parque de Maria Luisa.
- If travelling with younger children check whether taxis can pull up outside your chosen accommodation. Within the old city the streets are narrow and often pedestrianised although taxis can access most areas.
- Families with older children might consider some of the hostels recommended below, which have rooms suitable for families, as a good value alternative to renting an apartment.
Hotel Price Guide for Seville
Prices will vary with the season and how far ahead you book, but as a guide I’ve used the indicators below. This is the average price per night for a double room, based on typical spring or autumn prices. Prices are based on our visit in 2023
£ = Under £100 a night
££ = £100-250 a night
£££ = Over £250 a night
££££ = Over £500 a night
Expect to pay per room per night:
- 5 star luxury hotel in Seville: £300-500+
- Luxury Boutique Hotel in Seville £250-350
- Affordable Boutique Hotel in Seville £130-250
- 4 star branded / chain hotel £150-200
- Budget Hotel in Seville £100-150
- 2 bedroom apartment in Seville historic centre £150-250
- Private room in hostel £70-120
- Dorm room in hostel £30-50
Best 5 star luxury hotels in Seville
If you love to travel in luxury or want to splurge for a special occasion, there are some wonderful luxury 5 star hotels in Seville with top notch service. Expect to pay £300-500 a night with best deals on weekdays and in low season. *Our favourite: Radisson Collection Magdalena Plaza Seville
Santa Cruz
Alfonso XIII CN | Price: ££££ | 5 star – 148 rooms | Location: Santa Cruz | Decor: Andalusian grandeur | Amenities: Outdoor pool, gardens, restaurant, fitness centre
Centro
*Radisson Collection Magdalena Plaza Seville | Price: £££ | 5 star – 89 rooms | Location: Centro | Decor: Contemporary elegance | Amenities: Rooftop pool, restaurant, fitness centre
El Arenal
Hotel Colón Gran Melia | Price £££ | 5 star – 188 rooms | Location: El Arenal | Decor: Grand and contemporary | Amenities: Rooftop pool, restaurant, spa, fitness centre
Mercer Sevilla CN | Price: ££££ | 5 star – 11 rooms | Location: El Arenal | Decor: High end trendy | Amenities: Rooftop pool, restaurant, parking
Best boutique hotels in Seville Spain
When travelling with my husband, I love staying in boutique hotels that have some charm and character. There are plenty of townhouses and palacios that have been modernised to make delightful boutique hotels in Seville. I class a hotel as “boutique” if it has a small number of rooms and strong element of style and design.
Best Luxury Boutique hotels in Seville
Expect to pay £250-350 a night for these luxurious boutique hotels, which are all well located within a 15 minute walk of Seville Cathedral *Our favourite: Hospes las Casas del Rey de Baeza
Santa Cruz
EME Catedral Mercer | Price: £££ | 5 star – 57 rooms | Location: Santa Cruz | Decor: Sleek and minimalist | Amenities: Rooftop pool, rooftop bar with cathedral views, fitness centre, spa
Coolrooms Palacio de Villapanés | Price: £££ | 5 star – 50 rooms | Location: Santa Cruz | Decor: Contemporary elegance in an 18th century Palacio | Amenities: Fitness centre, spa
*Hospes las Casas del Rey de Baeza | Price: £££ | 4 star – 41 rooms | Location: Santa Cruz | Decor: Andalusian charm in an old townhouse | Amenities: Rooftop pool, internal courtyard
Centro
Hotel Boutique Corral del Rey | Price: £££ | 2 star – 17 rooms | Location: Centro | Decor: Cosy elegance in a 17th century Palacio | Amenities: Roof terrace, plunge pool
Palacido y Grata | Price: £££ | 4 star – 15 rooms | Location: Centro | Decor: Calm and contemporary | Amenities: Internal courtyard, parking
Hotel UNUK | Price: £££ | 5 star – 39 rooms | Location: Centro near Las Setas | Decor: Sleek and contemporary | Amenities: Rooftop pool, restaurant
Eurostars Sevilla Boutique Hotel | Price: £££ | 4 star – 40 rooms | Location: Centro | Decor: Richly coloured contemporary | Amenities: Rooftop pool
El Arenal
Hotel Gravina 51 | Price: £££ | 4 star – 51 rooms | Location: El Arenal | Decor: Classic and charming | Amenities: Bar, internal courtyard
Triana
Hotel Boutique Triana House (Sister to Triana House B&B) | Price: ££ | 3 star – 7 rooms | Location: Triana | Decor: Exuberant Andalusian colour and pattern
Best Affordable Boutique hotels in Seville
Looking for boutique style for less? We’ve found some hotels with bags of style that are a little more affordable. Remember you’ll get more for your money outside the central Santa Cruz area, especially in Macarena and Triana. Expect to pay £130-250 a night. *Our favourites: Hotel Boutique Casa de Colón and Hotel Boutique La Parada del Marques (we stayed at Hotel Boutique La Parada del Marques)
Santa Cruz
Hotel Rey Alfonso X | Price: ££ | 4 star – 60 rooms | Location: Santa Cruz | Decor: Stylish and contemporary | Amenities: Rooftop pool
Hotel Legado Alcazar | Price: ££ | 4 star – 18 rooms | Location: Santa Cruz | Decor: Chic and contemporary | Amenities: Internal courtyard
Centro
*Hotel Boutique Casa de Colón | Price: ££ | 2 star – 17 rooms | Location: Centro | Decor: Vintage chic | Amenities: Roof terrace and internal courtyard
El Arenal
*Hotel Boutique La Parada del Marques | Price ££ | 3 star – 20 rooms | Location: El Arenal | Decor: Stylish budget boutique | Amenities: Rooftop Terrace
Triana
Triana House (More affordable B&B sister to Triana House Boutique Hotel) | Price: ££ | 3 star – 7 rooms | Location: Triana | Decor: Elegant use of striking colour and pattern
Macarena / Alameda
One Shot Palacio Conde de Torrejón 09 | Price: ££ | 4 star – 60 rooms | Location: Macarena | Decor: Stylish and contemporary | Amenities: Rooftop pool, terrace bar, restaurant
Patio de la Alameda | Price: ££ | 3 star – 39 rooms | Location: Alameda | Decor: Cute and colourful | Amenities: Internal courtyard, roof terrace
Hotel Abril by Pillow | Price ££ | 2 star – 10 rooms | Location: Macarena – close to Las Setas | Decor: Colourful with charming touches
Charming traditional hotels in Seville
If your tastes are not for the achingly trendy, check out these mid range hotels with bags of charm and traditional style. All of these are centrally located in the Santa Cruz neighbourhood. Expect to pay £180 – £300
Hotel Las Casas de la Juderia | Price: ££ | 4 star – 134 rooms | Location: Santa Cruz | Decor: Traditional and colourful rooms within 27 connected townhouses | Amenities: Rooftop pool, patios, spa
Hotel Amadeus | Price: ££ | 4 star – 30 rooms | Location: Santa Cruz | Decor: Traditional elegance with a musical theme | Amenities: Rooftop plunge pool, soundproof rehearsal room
Hotel Casa del Poeta | Price: £££ | 4 star – 18 rooms | Location: Santa Cruz | Decor: Classic old school Andalusian | Amenities: Roof terrace, bar
Palacio Pinello | Price: £££ | 4 star – 18 rooms | Location: Santa Cruz | Decor: Elegant and charming in a 16th century Palacio | Amenities: Internal courtyard, restaurant
Hotel Casa 1800 | Price £££ | 4 star – 33 rooms | Location: Santa Cruz | Decor: Elegant and classic | Amenities: Rooftop pool
Branded 4 star hotels in Seville
Larger branded 4 star hotels in Seville can be a great option for groups of friends. As part of a large hotel group they are usually well maintained with contemporary decor, offering facilities such as a swimming pool or spa and have a range of room options to suit everyone.
Look out for these hotels from H10, NH, Intur, Marriott and Melia that are well located for sightseeing in Seville. Expect to pay £150-250 per night, with prices a little lower as you move away from the cathedral. *Our favourite: H10 Casa de la Plata
Santa Cruz
Querencia de Sevilla – Marriott Autograph Collection | Price ££ | 4 star – 95 rooms | Location: Santa Cruz | Decor: Modern Andalusian with rich colours | Amenities: Rooftop pool, restaurant, gym
Centro
*H10 Casa de la Plata | Price: ££ | 4 star – 73 rooms | Location: Centro | Decor: Contemporary with Andalusian touches | Amenities: Rooftop pool and terrace
Casa de Indias by Intur | Price: ££ | 4 star – 61 rooms | Location: Just behind Las Setas | Decor: Cool and contemporary in a traditional building | Amenities: Rooftop pool
El Arenal
NH Sevilla Plaza de Armas | Price: ££ | 4 star – 262 rooms | Location: El Arenal, close to Plaza de Armas bus station | Decor: Sleek and contemporary | Amenities: Rooftop Pool
Parque Maria
Melia Sevilla | Price: ££ | 4 star – 365 rooms | Location: Parque Maria Luisa | Decor: Contemporary | Amenities: Outdoor pool, gym, spa
Triana
Eurostars Torre Sevilla | Price: ££ | 5 star – 244 rooms | Location: North of Triana in the Seville Tower | Decor: Contemporary | Amenities: Fitness centre, restaurant, spa, city views
Best budget hotels in Seville
For those on a budget there are some stylish but affordable options in Seville. You’ll find better value as you move away from the central historic area. Neighbourhoods like Triana and Macarena have a wider range of cheap hotels in Seville, but you’re up to 30 minutes walk to the sights.
El Arenal is a good compromise between cost and distance, around 15 minute walk to the cathedral. If you are travelling with friends on a budget, an apartment may prove better value than a hotel. Expect to pay £100-150 per night. *Our favourite: Hotel Boutique Elvira Plaza
Santa Cruz
*Hotel Boutique Elvira Plaza | Price: ££ | 3 star – 9 rooms | Location: Santa Cruz close to Alcazar | Decor: Calming neutrals | Amenities: Terrace
Alcázar de María | Price: ££ | 3 star – 7 rooms | Location: Santa Cruz | Decor: Vintage touches | Amenities: Terrace, self service breakfast included
Centro
Hotel Alcantara | Price: £ | 2 star – 22 rooms | Location: Centro | Decor: Bright and homely | Amenities: Internal courtyard
Hotel Simon Price: £ | 1 star – 40 rooms | Location: Centro | Decor: Traditional decorated with Andalusian tiles
Macarena / Alameda
Hotel America Sevilla | Price: ££ | 3 star – 100 rooms | Location: Near Las Setas | Decor: Contemporary
Hotel Sacristia de Santa Ana | Price: $ | 3 star – 23 rooms | Location: Alameda | Decor: Traditional charm
Best Hostels in Seville
Hostels can be a great option if you are on a very tight budget. Personally my dorm days are over, but I think a private room in a hostel is an affordable option especially when travelling solo. I’ve focussed here on hostels that have a good range of private en suite rooms as well as dorms. Expect to pay £80-130 for a private en suite room and £30-50 for a dorm room. *Our favourite: TOC Hostel Sevilla
Santa Cruz
*TOC Hostel Sevilla | Price: £ | 21 dorm and private rooms | Location: Santa Cruz right by the cathedral | Decor: Modern and colourful | Amenities: Laundry and outdoor terrace
New Samay Hostel Sevilla | Price: £ | 14 dorm and private rooms | Location: Santa Cruz | Decor: Simple and homely | Amenities: Kitchen, rooftop terrace
El Arenal
For You Hostel Sevilla | Price: £ | 20 dorm and private rooms | Location: El Arenal | Decor: Contemporary
Macarena
Room007 Salvador Hostel | Price £ | 32 rooms mainly for groups | Location: Macarena | Decor: Sophisticated and contemporary
Best apartments in Seville Spain
Apartments are a good option if you want private living space, need the flexibility to self cater or are sharing with friends. They are not always a cheaper option than hotels when travelling as a couple, but provide good value if you are sharing a 2 or 3 bedroom apartment with friends or family.
When travelling as a couple I prefer apartments for longer stays and favour hotels for shorter city breaks. This is because apartments can be more restrictive on arrival times, whereas with a hotel you can just drop your suitcase and go. Eating out is cheap in Seville and on a short trip we prefer to enjoy the local restaurants rather than self cater.
Expect to pay £150-250 for a 2 bedroom apartment close to the cathedral, with budget options for £100-150 across the river in Triana *Our favourite Apartmentos RG Suites Jardines de Murillo
Santa Cruz
Puerta Catedral Indias Lofts | Price: ££ | 1 bedroom apartments – 4 people | Location: Santa Cruz | Decor: Contemporary neutrals | Amenities: Roof terrace
Puerta Catedral Suites | Price: £££ | 2 bedroom apartments – 5 people | Location: Santa Cruz | Decor: Contemporary neutrals | Amenities: Roof terrace
Puerta Catedral Apartments | Price: ££ | Studio and 2 bedroom apartments – 3-5 people | Location: Santa Cruz | Decor: Contemporary neutrals | Amenities: Roof terrace
*Apartmentos RG Suites Jardines de Murillo | Price: ££ | 2 bedrooms – 5 people | Location: Santa Cruz – Jardines de Murillo | Decor: Stylish with colourful touches | Amenities: Roof terrace with plunge pool
Downtown apartment, Cathedral area | Price: ££ | 2 bedrooms – 5 people | Location: Santa Cruz | decor: Charming with vintage touches
Misterhost Puerta de la Carne | Price: ££ | 2 bedrooms – 4 people | Location: Santa Cruz | Decor: Cosy and colourful | Amenities: Balcony
Sunny 2 bedroom apartment | Price ££ | 2 bedroom – 4 people | Location: Santa Cruz | decor: Pared back contemporary with designer touches | Amenities: Sun terrace
Apartmentos Boutique Vida | Price: £££ | 3 bedrooms – 6 people | Location: Santa Cruz | Decor: Cosy and contemporary | Amenities: Roof terrace
Centro
Centrico Apartments Franco | Price: ££ | 1 bedroom apartments – 2-3 people | Location: Centro: Decor: Cosy and contemporary | Amenities: Balcony or terrace
Oboe Sevilla Catedral | Price: ££ | 2 bedrooms – 5 people | Location: Centro: Decor: Contemporary neutrals Amenities: Roof terrace
Botanic Duplex | Price: ££ | 2 bedrooms – 6 people | Location: Centro | Decor: Cosy and charming | Amenities: Roof terrace
Giralda House | Price: ££ | 3 bedroom – 8 people | Location: Centro | Decor: Contemporary | Amenities: Roof terrace
Centro / Las Setas
One & Lux – Alcazares 1 | Price ££ | 3 bedrooms – 8 people | Location: Las Setas | Decor: Contemporary | Amenities: Rooftop terrace
HSH Select Campana | Price: ££ | 4 bedrooms – 9 people | Location: Las Setas | Decor: Stylish and contemporary | Amenities: Balcony
El Arenal
AZZ Sevilla Torre de la Plaza | Price: ££ | 1 and 2 bedroom apartments – 4-5 people | Location: Santa Cruz | decor: Contemporary | Amenities: Terrace or patio
Suites Sevilla Plaza | Price: ££ | 2 bedrooms – 5 people | Location: El Arenal – Plaza Nueva | Decor: contemporary with colourful touches | Amenities: Internal courtyard
Triana
The Triana Corrala | Price: £ | 2 bedrooms – 5 people | Location: Triana | Decor: Contemporary
Spacious apartment in Triana near the river | Price: £ | 2 bedrooms – 4 people | Location: Triana | Decor: Contemporary | Amenities: Access to communal roof terrace
Triana Apartment | Price: £ | 3 bedrooms – 8 people | Location: Triana | Decor: Cute and contemporary
Spectacular 3 bedroom house with 2 terraces | Price: ££ | 3 bedroom – 6 people | Location Triana | Decor: Contemporary with colourful touches
Luxury Penthouse in Triana with pool and parking | Price: ££ | 2 bedroom – sleeps 4 | Location: Triana | Decor: Modern neutrals | Amenities: Rooftop terrace, communal pool, parking
Where we stayed in Seville
We stayed at Hotel Boutique La Parada del Marques which is a great little boutique hotel in the El Arenal area, an easy walk to everything we wanted to see. I can highly recommend the hotel, which is stylish and contemporary, with a sunny roof terrace, pleasant breakfast area where you can sit and get a free coffee during the day, and exceptionally friendly staff.
This is an ideal smaller hotel for couples or solo travellers. It’s located on quite a busy road but if you request a room at the back overlooking the courtyards and rooftops there’s hardly any noise.
Stay at Hotel Boutique La Parada del Marques in Seville
More accommodation in Seville
Hopefully you will have found something that suits you among my recommendations. If not feel free to use the links below to browse for even more accommodation in Seville.
Best time to visit Seville
Located in the south of Spain, Seville benefits from year round sunshine. Winters are mild and you can still find days with clear blue skies and sunshine during the day.
Spring and Autumn are the best times to visit with warm but comfortable weather. However, be aware that the city can be very busy, with higher accommodation prices during the Santa Semana (Holy Week) celebration and the April Fair that takes place 2 weeks after Easter.
Also it’s worth knowing that June and September can still be quite hot. Most travellers will want to avoid the hottest months of July and August when the temperatures reach mid 30s celcius (and higher) and the locals flee to the coast.
Plan your trip to Seville
Need a guidebook for Seville? We recommend the DK Eyewitness Seville and Andalucia Travel Guide
If you need a guide book for Seville, we recommend the DK Eyewitness Seville and Andalucia travel guide. This is the guidebook that I used on my trip and I love the picture guides of key sites and the recommendations of neighbourhood walks in Seville. It’s also handy if you are planning day trips to other locations in Andalusia.
For more resources to plan your trip to Seville, visit the official Seville Tourism Website.
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