Seville hotels

This hotel is a gem in the heart of Seville, and is considered one of the best hotels in the city. From the moment you enter, you are enveloped in an atmosphere of elegance and tradition, blending historical charm with everything you could desire from a contemporary hotel. The rooms are spacious and tastefully decorated. My favourites are the Mozarabic suite and the Seville suite, with a wall entirely decorated with tiles.

One of my favourite moments is enjoying a gourmet breakfast in the lemon tree courtyard, where the aroma of freshly brewed coffee mixes with the morning breeze. In the afternoon, I love sitting back and relaxing in the orange tree courtyard. The El Limón restaurant serves Andalusian dishes with a modern twist, perfect for an unforgettable dinner. Don't forget to head up to the terrace: it has a pool and a relaxation area, ideal for enjoying under the Sevillian sky.

Just a few steps from the Santa Justa station is another of the best hotels in Seville. With locations in several cities in Spain, it is now in the Andalusian capital where it's redefining the concept of urban luxury. Its rooms are spacious and bright, decorated with impeccable taste. In the reception area, you will find a flower shop, and its state-of-the-art gym is open 24 hours.

The hotel has a pastry shop run by a renowned pastry chef that offers a memorable breakfast. It also has a restaurant, Trotamundos, serving global flavours made with local products. To combat the Sevillian heat, my favourite spot is Limbo on the ground floor. There you will find a 750 ft² pool and sun loungers, giving it a tropical oasis feel. The hotel also offers a delicious food menu to accompany the experience – the red tuna poke bowl from Barbate is a must – along with a variety of cocktails.

Design lovers will adore this boutique hotel. Your Living Space Atelier was tasked with bringing a Sevillian manor house from the late 19th century into the contemporary world, and they did so wonderfully, so much so that they turned it into one of the best hotels in Seville. Unlike others, in its 15 rooms, minimalism and Nordic design reign with high-end furniture.

One of the highlights is its interior courtyard, an oasis of tranquillity filled with greenery where you can enjoy a coffee in the morning or a glass of wine at sunset. The coffee is unforgettable, prepared in their specialist café, which is also open to the public. They work with Nomad Coffee and offer sourdough bread. I recommend ordering the toast with salmorejo (a cold tomato soup, similar to gazpacho), Iberian ham, egg, and avocado. In the afternoon, stay at their cocktail bar and try some tapas. You won't regret it.

If there's one hotel that everyone knows in Seville, this is it. The same king who gave it