When planning your trip to Andalusia, you need to carefully decide where to stay in Seville. After reviewing several Seville apartments, budget and luxury hotels and also some hostels for some cheap accommodations, we are sure that here you can find the perfect option for you.
Where to stay in Seville, the best hotels and Seville apartments
Hotel Bécquer, the best place to stay in Seville
Luxury, modern comfort and affordable fares are key to this resort, one of the Seville hotels with pool. Featuring free WiFi all throughout the property, Bécquer is conveniently located in the old town close to the main landmarks.
The air-conditioned room comes have a flat-screen TV, minibar, safe and tea and coffee-making facilities. The private bathroom is equipped with a hairdryer and complimentary toiletries. A delicious buffet-style breakfast completes the amenities of one of the favourite Seville hotels in with parking.
If requested, the hotel provides laptops, iPads, and DVD players, and in the good season, guests can access the pool on the rooftop.
Facilities
- Private parking
- Free WiFi
- Room service
- Facilities for disabled guests
- Swimming pool
- Bar
Click here to check the price and to read more reviews.
Apartment Becquer 37, one of the best Seville apartments
If you prefer to have more privacy than a hotel or you are staying for longer and would like to cook some of your meals instead of feasting at a restaurant every day, pick one of the great Seville apartments like Apartment Becquer 37 and you will spend your Spanish holiday with the same comforts of your home.
Quite affordable, around 100 euro for two nights in the busy month of August, the old town and the main attractions are within easy reach from this Seville accommodation.
This one-bedroom flat features a well-equipped kitchen complete with dishwasher, fridge, electric kettle, kitchenware and coffee machine, a washing machine, a flat-screen TV and a terrace. Towels, bed linen, hairdryer, cleaning products are included.
Facilities
- Free WiFi
- Terrace
- Private parking
- Kitchen
- Washing machine
- Ironing facilities
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DreamsApt Jovellanos, boutique apartments Seville
Many wouldn’t hesitate to recommend DreamsApt Jovellanos the best place to stay in Seville, and the definition is not too far from reality.
Close to Triana Bridge and Seville famous landmarks within pleasant strolling reach, this beautiful house is elegantly furnished and decorated with pastel creamy colours.
This luxury apartment in Seville has a kitchen complete with microwave, refrigerator, electric kettle, coffee machine, kitchenware and washing machine. The seating area includes a sofa bed and a flat-screen TV, while the bathroom is equipped with towels and hairdryer.
Cleaning products, drying rack for clothes and heating/air conditioning facilities are included. Nearby you will find a supermarket, a local market, several coffee shops, a restaurant and shops.
Facilities
- Free WiFi
- Private balcony
- Family rooms
- Private parking (20 € per day)
- Great location
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Santiago 15 Hotel Casa Palacio, a 3-star accommodation in Seville
Located in the heart of the city, this 3-star hotel in Seville offers a scrumptious buffet-style breakfast. Its elegant and sophisticated interior is complete with modern amenities, giving a rustic-chic feel.
The large soundproofed rooms feature a flat-screen TV, a closet and a private bathroom complete with complimentary toiletries, bath or shower, hairdryer and towels.
The location is hard to beat. The hotel is close to important landmarks such as Casa de Pilatos, Seville Cathedral at less than 1 km, Archivo de Indias, and Church of Santa Maria La Blanca among others.
Nearby you will also find a good choice of shops, supermarkets, coffee shops and restaurants. If you are still wondering where to stay in Seville, this is a great option.
Facilities
- 24-hour front desk
- Free WiFi
- Family rooms
- Elevator
- Facilities for disabled guests
- Spoken languages: English and Spanish
- Luggage storage
- Daily maid service
- Airport shuttle for an additional charge
Click here to check the price and to read more reviews.
Hotel Alfonso XIII – A Luxury Collection Hotel, one of the best 5-star hotels in Seville
Not exactly the most affordable solution, but a wonderful choice among the 5 star hotels in Seville. Close to the Real Alcazar, the decoration of this luxury accommodation mixes an Andalusian traditional style including an internal courtyard with a sumptuous Arabic flair made of colourful ceramic tiles and arches.
With a fitness centre and an outdoor swimming pool, Hotel Alfonso XIII is one of the best places to stay in Seville, Spain.
Its air-conditioned rooms feature a minibar, a mini fridge with drinks and snacks, bathrobes and slippers, free WiFi, hairdryer, flat-screen TV with satellite and pay-per-view channels, a closet, ironing facilities and a luxurious bathroom with complimentary toiletries.
The dining options include al fresco casual Taifas Restaurant and traditional San Fernando Restaurant serving local dishes for lunch and dinner. To unwind and relax after a long day, you can enjoy a cocktail at on-site Bar Americano.
Facilities
- Free WiFi
- Restaurant
- Bar
- Fitness centre
- Sauna
- Swimming pool
- Facilities for disabled guests
- Family rooms
- Room service
- Terrace
- Garden
- Luggage storage
- Concierge service
- Currency exchange
- 24-hour front desk
- Spoken languages: English, French, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, German
- Laundry and ironing services (at an additional charge)
- Public parking (22 € per day)
- Bike rental (at an additional charge)
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Gran Meliá Colon, one of the best hotels in Seville city centre
Decorated in a contemporary style with a traditional twist, Gran Meliá Colon is one of the best hotels in Seville. Featuring exclusive gourmet El Burladero Restaurant serving dishes from the Andalusian tradition, a cocktail lounge and a rooftop terrace with bathtub, the hotel is conveniently located within pleasant strolling reach from important Seville attractions such as the Alcazar and Plaza de Armas.
The rooms include free WiFi, flat-screen TV, minibar, safe, ironing facilities, slippers, kettle, a luxury bathroom with complimentary Clarins toiletries, bathrobe, hairdryer and a bathtub or rain shower.
Guests can also enjoy a fitness centre and a spa complete with sauna and hot tub. A hard-to-beat location, delicious breakfast and great customer service contribute to making it one of the favourite places to stay in Seville.
The Penthouse Suite boasts a 50-square-metre terrace on the top floor with a hot tub, Balinese bed and great views of the city, while the Grand Penthouse Suite includes also a hydromassage bathtub.
Facilities
- Facilities for disabled guests
- Family room
- Spa and wellness centre
- Fitness centre
- Free WiFi
- Swimming pool
- Airport shuttle
- Concierge
- Express check-in/check-out
- Luggage storage
- Currency exchange
- 24-hour front desk
- Room service
Click here to check the price and to read more reviews.
Casa de la Ermita, one of the favourite Seville apartments
If you are deciding where to stay in Seville and you wish to have the privacy of your home on holiday, too, then Casa de la Ermita is a great choice.
Decorated in a typical Andalusian style reminding of its Moorish past presented with a contemporary twist, this rustic-chic accommodation in Seville is located in the heart of the city and provides BBQ facilities.
The apartment features two bedrooms, drying rack for clothes, ironing facilities, a seating area with sofa, and a kitchen equipped with microwave, stove, kitchenware, coffee machine, electric kettle, fridge and washing machine.
- Facilities
- Free WiFi
- Pets allowed (pet bowls and basket)
- Family rooms
- Baby crib and stroller available
- Non-smoking rooms
- BBQ
- Spoken languages: English, Italian, Spanish
Click here to check the price and to read more reviews.
Halo Boutique Hotel, one of the best places to stay in Seville
If you are looking for Seville boutique hotels with pool, Halo is a great choice. Located in the city centre close to Archivo de Indias and Plaza de España. A welcome drink is a nice touch guests always appreciate.
The air-conditioned stylish rooms of this boutique hotel are equipped with a desk, flat-screen TV with satellite channels, minibar, slippers, closet, and some also a seating area. Bathrooms feature complimentary toiletries, bathrobe and hairdryer.
Guests of this boutique hotel in Seville can enjoy its wellness centre with facial treatments, body scrub, body wrap, solarium and massage, while the pool area includes sun umbrellas, a salt-water pool and a pool bar.
Although there is no on-site restaurant, around the hotel, are many eateries, bars and markets.
Facilities
- Terrace
- Free WiFi
- VIP room facilities
- 24-hour front desk
- Concierge service
- Luggage storage
- Swimming pool
- Airport shuttle
- Facilities for disabled guests
- Spoken languages: English, French, Spanis
Click here to check the price and to read more reviews.
Hotel Boutique Corral del Rey, stylish Seville accommodation
Set in a renovated 17th-century building, the stylish boutique hotel Corral del Rey is only 5 minutes walk away from the cathedral in the very heart of the city.
The wooden beams give the decoration a traditional touch and guests can enjoy a rooftop terrace with pool and great city views.
The air-conditioned rooms feature wooden floors, plasma satellite TV, DVD player, minibar, iPod dock, a bathroom with complimentary toiletries, rain shower, slippers and hairdryer and a great continental breakfast. One of the top luxury hotels Seville.
Facilities
- Free WiFi
- Swimming pool
- Room service
- Bar
- Facilities for disabled guests
- Airport shuttle
- Luggage storage
- Pets allowed at no additional charge
- Spoken languages: English, French, Spanish
Click here to check the price and to read more reviews.
Bailen 1, a top choice of Seville apartments
If you are still looking for where to stay in Seville and want to pamper yourself with some luxury comfort, then Bailen 1 is a great option. One of the favourite Seville apartments, this large 4-bedroom flat (190 square metres) is equipped with modern facilities, air conditioning, a terrace and a kitchen equipped with fridge, electric kettle, toaster, stove, kitchenware and coffee machine.
Tha apartment’s facilities include washing machine, dryer, free WiFi, flat-screen TV, bed linen, dining table, seating area, drying rack for clothes and a bathroom that includes towels, hairdryer and complimentary toiletries.
The apartment is close to restaurants, bars, shops and markets as well as Seville attractions such as the Fine Arts Museum, Plaza de Armas and Triana Bridge.
Facilities
- Free WiFi
- Elevator
- Airport shuttle (at an additional charge)
- Parking (€ 22.50 per day)
- Terrace
- Spoken languages: English, Swedish, Lithuanian, Spanish
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Cheap hotels in Seville
If you are looking for cheap hotels in Seville, the options are limitless. Among the best hostels in Seville, you can book either a bed in common dorms or a private room.
Black Swan Hostel Sevilla, one of the best hostels in Seville
Easily one of the favourite cheap hotels in Seville, Black Swan is a modern hostel in the city centre close to the main landmarks such as the cathedral, La Giralda and the Alcazar.
All rooms feature heating/air conditioning, lockers and personal lights. Bed linen is provided free of charge, while towels need to be rented at the reception. You can either book a dorm with a shared toilet or a room, twin or double, with a private bathroom.
Guests can enjoy a rooftop terrace with great views, a bar, a lounge and a kitchen equipped with microwave, oven and stovetop.
Facilities
- Free WiFi
- Family rooms
- Terrace
- 24-hour desk
- Elevator
- Bar
Click here to check the price and to read more reviews.
For You Hostel Sevilla
In the range of cheap accommodation in Seville is For You Hostel Sevilla. Set in an 18th-century building, this budget accommodation blends modern amenities and traditional with an internal courtyard with a fountain.
Here, too, you can rent a private room or shared dorms that feature reading lamps and private lockers. Private rooms include bed linen and a bathroom with towels, shower, free toiletries and a hairdryer.
Guests can use a fully equipped kitchen, even though all around the hostel is full of restaurants, cafes and supermarkets.
Facilities
- Free WiFi
- Family rooms
- Facilities for disabled guests
- Bar
- Terrace
- Daily maid service
- Elevator
- 24-hour front desk
- Spoken languages: English, Italian, French, Spanish, German
Click here to check the price and to read more reviews.
Where to eat in Seville, some restaurants to try
Imagine being surrounded by fascinating architecture that naturally blends Moorish and Christian styles, showing that the collaboration of civilisations always gives the most captivating results. Now match it with great food and an intriguing laid-back vibe and you have the Southern Spanish region of Andalusia.
Andalusia is famous for its scrumptious food, so one of the reasons many people visit is also to try some tapas and traditional dishes.
More than a proper dish, tapas is a way of eating. Spanish love indulging in their after-work social gatherings eating tapas and drinking their aperitif in the wait for the much later dinner. For tourists, on the other hand, is the best way to try different local dishes by sharing many kinds of tapas, instead of ordering one single dish per meal.
As a general reference, in Seville, we have spent between the 18€ and the 25€ for two people per meal.
Extra tip: Take a food tour in Seville to sample local foods and wines for three hours.
For tapas, try Bodeguita Romero (Calle Harinas 10) for great food and wines and La Brunilda (Calle Galera 5) for traditional recipes prepared with a contemporary twist. If you are a fish and seafood lover, head to Cervecería Loli (Mercado de Triana, Stall 24-25), a stall at a popular market that serves great quality food at reasonable prices.
Your foodie posts always make me so hungry. We’ve just watched a series where our favourite TV chef travelled around Spain and the food just looked fab. We’ve had tapas a lot in the UK but it’s just not the same. Would love to try it there. :)
Julia
Make it to Spain, in Seville and Cordoba we had the best tapas :)
MIAM MIAM! J’en mangerai en mars!!!
Tout-à-fait!
Dalle foto sembra tutto appetitoso, vedremo nella realtà!!!
Molto buono, sapori molto simili ai nostri!
Must be real laid back Angela, I see you’re eating the ice cream first, only joking, but it does look like ice cream. On that note, don’t you think you should rough it a bit more, too much good living is bad for you.
LOL You’re right, Spain was really laid-back and now that I’m home I’m finding it tough to go back to work, trying hard though ;)
Until I saw these photos, I never thought I could be tempted by something like fried baby squid, but it all looks pretty tempting! I agree with Bodlagz’s comment about the first photo looking like ice cream. Ice cream always gets my attention. :)
Yeah, it looks like two ice cream balls, but that’s the mayonnese :P Very good though. At the end my cousin always took the dessert and she was very happy with all of them. I would have liked too but I went with toothache and was a bit worried, so I just stuck with espresso for closure :)
Your photos alone are making me hungry! Spain is filled with so much great places to eat and I don’t think I could ever grow hungry there. I love tapas in particular because they’re usually made from local, fresh ingredients. So I’m a little bit discouraged by the first photo where they used “fake” crabs, but I don’t doubt that the Ensaladilla de Gamba was still delicious.
True, I, too, at first doubted a little, but it was a shrimp salad not a crab salad, and the shrimps were real, so I guess that was part of the dressing. Besides, anywhere we took it, it was like this, and yes, very good :)
Nom nom! Looks very appetizing, esp. the fish balls and the “ice cream”. Must admit the fried fish looks a little scary though :)
Lol yeah we wanted the flat one, but they didn’t have, might look a bit odd but it was good.. but I admit, I’m a huge fan of anything that comes from the sea :)
I’m just back from Sevilla, and will be going back in a couple of weeks. I will no doubt try to look up these favourites of yours! Looks delish!
They were really good, we never left disappointed from any restaurant in Seville.
As a huge seafood (especially shellfish!) fan, this post has got me STARVING. I’m not so sure about the fish with the face though ;)
That fish was ordered as a replacement of another fish that was not available, at the beginning scared us a bit, but it was good nevertheless :)
I think I would find it difficult to ever leave Spain.
True, when you match great weather, great food, a laid-back lifestyle and a not so expensive living, one would wonder why we should leave :)
The shrimp looks yummy! The fish, a little scary! :)
Scary but delicious ;)
all the food looks absolutely delicious
It was indeed :)
Yum yum, I can have some of those right now. Fried fish and baby squid look so good.
I loved Andalucia, I only ate fish and seafood and prices were absolutely reasonable!
I never would have guessed that first one was shrimp salad, but it does look very…interesting. Would love to try it though as I’ve never seen anything like it.
I think the strange look is due to the high quantity of mayonnese..
Another vote for wariness of fish face food. When I was in Seville I loved the tapas, but not the custom of standing up to eat. After trudging around sight seeing, I wanted to sit. And was not thrilled at having to pay extra for the privilege.
lol I don’t know why the fish looks so strange, it kind of looks just a fried fish to me :) We didn’t stand to eat tapas, we grabbed a table, the restaurant where we went was called “Tapas de Sevilla” meaning tapas was their main dish, so everybody was sitting…
We just returned from a similar trip – the three cities you mentioned plus Malaga and Gibraltar. It was incredible and the food… well I’m still dreaming about it!
The food was excellent, in Seville I’ve had the best treat, really lovely region.
Awesome pictures of some great tapas! Thanks for sharing your experience with tapas in Seville.