Historical hotels · Andalucía · Spain
We assessed 31 hotels in Seville and curated the 31 finest historic stays for your visit.
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5-Star Contemporary
Seville
A modern 5-star on the former Expo site, praised for its rich breakfast, quiet setting, and extensive pool and spa facilities.
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4-star comfort
Seville
A comfortable Seville base with a rooftop pool, friendly staff, and frequent buses to the center.
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Quiet & practical
Seville
Calm base near Seville's Maria Luisa Park with a pool, strong breakfast, and easy bus access.
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Pool & Central
Seville
A reliable 4-star with a pool, soundproofed rooms, and a location that puts the tram and the old town within easy reach.
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Rooftop pool
Seville
Rooftop pool, central Old town location, and a 9.2 guest rating make this a solid Seville choice.
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Central & practical
Seville
Centrally placed near Seville's top sights, with a rooftop pool and solid comfort at a fair price.
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Central & modern
Seville
A central Seville hotel with modern rooms, free Wi-Fi, and a 250-metre walk to Plaza Nueva.
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Central & Modern
Seville
Modern, central hotel with a strong breakfast and easy access to Seville's sights.
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City Convenience
Seville
Clean, modern rooms near the train station and Nervión shopping, with a cafeteria famous for churros.
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Good value
Seville
A clean, spacious hotel with a pool and highly rated breakfast, easy for Santa Justa station.
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Parking on site
Seville
A Seville 3-star with private parking and easy walking access to Alameda de Hercules.
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Rooftop pool
Seville
A central Seville hotel with a rooftop pool, terrace views, and highly rated breakfast.
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Good location
Seville
A well-rated Seville hotel with strong location scores, spacious rooms, and helpful staff—close to transport links.
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Palace Stay
Seville
A 5-star palace hotel in Seville's historic centre, steps from Iglesia Colegial del Salvador and a 15-minute walk to the cathedral.
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Rooftop pool
Seville
A 4-star Seville hotel with a rooftop pool, wellness centre, and easy access to the train station.
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Historic & central
Seville
A historic former archbishop's residence in Seville's old quarter, with a rooftop pool and cathedral views.
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Central & Dependable
Seville
An honest, well-run hotel with a superb central location, spotless rooms, and a rooftop terrace – all at a fair price.
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Central with Pool
Seville
A 4-star Seville stay with a pool, on-site parking, and strong reviews for its central yet quiet location.
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Adults Only
Seville
An adults-only hideaway in the heart of Seville, with a rooftop terrace and a breakfast guests call excellent.
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Old Town Value
Seville
A stylish, well-priced base in Seville's Old Town with a rooftop terrace and free coffee.
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Courtyard charm
Seville
A traditional 4-star in Seville's historic centre with courtyards, a pool, and a highly rated breakfast.
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Central Old Town
Seville
A central Old Town location and a welcoming 24-hour staff make this a practical pick for exploring Seville on a budget.
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Old-town charm
Seville
A charismatic 3-star stay in the old town, anchored by a beautiful Moorish patio and a prime spot for exploring Seville on foot.
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Authentic & Central
Seville
A small, authentic hotel in a quiet street near the Cathedral, with rooftop views and a 9.7 staff rating.
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Cathedral-side
Seville
A 10-room hotel right by the cathedral, with spotless rooms, a sun terrace, and a generous noon check-out.
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Pool & Parking
Seville
A practical Seville base with a pool, private parking, and a short walk to Santa Justa train station.
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Old Town Base
Seville
Quiet and central, with a 5-minute walk to the cathedral and a remarkably helpful team.
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Central & Quiet
Seville
A well-kept boutique hotel in central Seville, steps from the cathedral and quiet enough for a good night's sleep.
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Andalusian charm
Seville
An Andalusian-styled hotel on the lively Alameda de Hércules, with a courtyard fountain and easy access to the city centre.
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Central & spotless
Seville Guest house
Centrally located in Seville’s Old Town, this guesthouse earns high marks for cleanliness, comfort, and a rooftop pool.
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Central Old Town
Seville
Steps from the Cathedral and Alcazar, this central Seville hotel earns high marks for its helpful staff and clean, comfortable rooms.
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For a stay in the heart of the action, La Casa Del Maestro Boutique is a 1-star gem on a quiet street near the Cathedral, with a staff rating of 9.7 and a rooftop view. Adriano Boutique Sevilla also sits centrally, a well-run 3-star within easy reach of the cathedral's grandeur. At the luxury end, Coolrooms Palacio Villapanes is a 5-star former palace, a 15-minute walk from the cathedral and steps from Iglesia Colegial del Salvador.
Bypillow Abril is the most budget-friendly at €36, a stylish 2-star in the Old Town with a rooftop terrace. Hotel Europa Boutique Sevilla offers a central location for €48, and Hotel Goya is a quiet 2-star just a 5-minute walk from the cathedral at €47. Catalonia Giralda provides a 4-star experience for €40, though it's less central than the other budget picks.
Hotel Fernando III leads with a 9.2 rating, offering a rooftop pool and central old-town location. Adriano Boutique Sevilla follows at 8.9, praised for its spotless rooms and superb location. La Casa Del Maestro Boutique, a 1-star, scores 8.8 with an exceptional 9.7 staff rating, showing that high ratings aren't reserved for luxury properties.
Among Seville's 4-star hotels, Hotel Fernando III stands out with a 9.2 rating, while Barcelo Sevilla Renacimiento offers a modern 5-star experience on the Expo site. Catalonia Giralda is a central pick with a pool and 8.7 rating, and Palacio Pinello (Adults Only) provides a boutique 4-star refuge with a 9.8 rating for its breakfast.
For a memorable morning meal, the Palacio Pinello (Adults Only) receives an 'excellent' rating for its breakfast. Casa Imperial also boasts a highly-rated breakfast within a traditional setting. The Barcelo Sevilla Renacimiento offers a rich breakfast spread, complemented by its 5-star amenities and spa.
The old town is where most of these hotels congregate, offering easy walking access to landmarks like Plaza Nueva and the Cathedral. Sercotel Las Casas De Los Mercaderes charms with a Moorish patio, while Los Seises Sevilla, a former archbishop's residence, provides a historic stay with cathedral views from its pool. For a budget-friendly option, Hotel Goya is central and quiet, just a 5-minute walk from the cathedral.
Rooftop pools are a signature of Seville's hotel scene, offering refreshing dips with skyline views. Hotel Fernando III, Hotel Becquer, and Catalonia Santa Justa all feature these amenities. Exe Sevilla Macarena also provides a rooftop pool, while the adults-only Palacio Pinello offers a rooftop terrace, albeit without a pool.
For a peaceful retreat, Barcelo Sevilla Renacimiento is praised for its quiet setting on the former Expo site, far from the old town's bustle. Catalonia Giralda is central yet quiet, according to reviews. Hotel Goya is another calm option, despite its central location near the cathedral.
Driving in Seville's narrow streets can be challenging, so parking is a valuable amenity. Eurostars Regina offers private on-site parking, while Catalonia Giralda also features on-site parking, a rarity for central hotels. These are practical choices for those arriving by car.
Petit Palace Marques Santa Ana is just a 250-metre walk from Plaza Nueva, making it an ideal base for exploring the city's administrative heart. This central 4-star offers modern rooms and free Wi-Fi. Other hotels in the old town, such as Hotel Alcazar, are also within easy reach of this bustling square.
The cheapest rates are typically found in the cooler months of December and January, excluding the Christmas and New Year holidays. You can find prices as low as €36 at Bypillow Abril, while the average price is around €74. Booking in advance and avoiding weekends can also help secure lower rates.
For a first visit, the old town (Casco Antiguo) is the most convenient area, with many historical hotels like Hotel Fernando III and Sercotel Las Casas De Los Mercaderes located near the Cathedral and other main sights. This area is walkable and full of atmosphere, though it can be busier.
The airport (SVQ) is about 10 km northeast of the city. The EA bus line runs frequently to the city center, stopping near major points. Taxis are also available and take about 20-30 minutes, depending on traffic. Many hotels are within walking distance of bus stops or the metro.
Yes, most of these hotels are in or near the old town, where the main attractions are concentrated. The area is generally safe and well-lit, with lively plazas and tapas bars. Walking between the Cathedral, the Giralda, and the Alcázar is easy and pleasant in the evening.
For the April Fair (Feria de Abril) in late April, hotels book out months in advance. It's advisable to book at least 6-8 months ahead to secure a central location at a reasonable price. The most popular hotels, like Hotel Fernando III, fill up quickly for this peak event.
Seville's history isn't just in its monuments—it's in its walls. These hotels occupy former palaces, archbishops' residences, and centuries-old mansions, many clustered in the old town's maze of narrow streets between the Cathedral and the river. Expect Moorish patios, tiled courtyards, and rooftop terraces with views over the Giralda, the city's iconic minaret-turned-bell-tower. From the 5-star opulence of Coolrooms Palacio Villapanes near Iglesia Colegial del Salvador to the budget-friendly 1-star Hotel Europa Boutique Sevilla, the past is the common thread, but the experience varies dramatically. For roughly €36 to €674, you can choose between an intimate stay in a converted palace or a simple room in a historic building near the Alameda de Hercules.
The distribution is mostly within the old city, with a few modern outliers like the Barcelo Sevilla Renacimiento on the former Expo site, which trades historic charm for extensive spa facilities. A handful of properties, including this page's one guest house, fill out the options beyond the hotels, offering a different kind of local experience. Where you stay hinges on whether you want to wake up in a Renaissance palace, sleep in a building with a centuries-old Moorish patio, or simply be steps from the Cathedral's shadow.
Seville's historic hotels suit travellers who want to immerse themselves in the city's rich past, with most properties nestled in the old town near the Cathedral and other landmarks. For those who prioritise budget, Bypillow Abril and Hotel Europa Boutique Sevilla offer affordable stays without sacrificing a central location. However, if you're looking for a modern spa or extensive leisure facilities, you might prefer the contemporary Barcelo Sevilla Renacimiento or the Airport hotels in Seville. Families may find the Family Friendly hotels a better fit, while those seeking the latest design trends could look at the Exceptional design hotels in Seville or the 4-star and 3-star options tailored to specific needs.