Hotel Alfonso XIII, Seville
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“No question about it, this is the swankiest address in town. Hotel Alfonso XIII is a palace built for King Alfonso XIII of Spain to host important guests when Seville hosted its great exhibition in 1929.”
Featured as Frommer’s Exceptional Choice in Seville.
“Inaugurated by King Alfonso XIII in 1929 when he visited the World’s Fair, this grand hotel next to the university is a splendid, historic, Mudejar-style palace, built around a central patio and surrounded by ornate brick arches. Classic meets modern throughout the hotel, which has been graciously restored over the years.”
Featured as Fodor’s Choice in Seville.
“This magnificent landmark hotel framed by palm trees is a much-loved piece of Seville’s history. With lamps bearing crowns and regal beds, you could say it’s fit for a king or queen. It’s also one of only two five-star Gran Lujo hotels in the city, and offers on-site cooking courses and wine tastings.”
What guests liked
- Top location
- Comfortable beds
- Friendly staff
- Free Wifi
- Swimming pool
All you need to know
Hotel Alfonso XIII comprises 148 rooms and suites, with plenty of modern amenities and a fantastic location in the city center. Initially constructed by King Alfonso XIII for the royals attending the 1929 World Fair, this hotel is not only historical, but also provides a taste of luxury. You’ll notice several Instagram-worthy details around the property, like an orange blossom courtyard with a Moorish fountain, magnificent towers, and mosaic-lined arches.
Hotel Alfonso has several rooms to choose from, ranging from deluxe queen rooms to several ornate suites. The design of the suites and rooms was influenced by Moorish, Andalusian, and Castillian styles, just like the rest of the city. Each room includes a flatscreen TV, minibar, in-room safe, air conditioning, a coffeemaker, a tea maker, and a complimentary newspaper. The largest room, Suite Alfonso XIII, boasts over 1500 square feet of space on the first floor. This ornate suite has a bathtub, shower, and a balcony or terrace.
You will have access to the outdoor pool and fitness center during your stay. The pool bar is open seasonally, serving drinks, quick bites, and light Mediterranean meals. Other dining options include Restaurant San Fernando (serving breakfast and Mediterranean), ENA Sevilla (offering tapas, drinks, tea, and light meals), and Galeria/Patio (with breakfast, tea, and quick bites). This hotel also has another bar and a breakfast buffet for an additional charge. With plenty of dining options, room options, and an incredible location in the center of everything, Hotel Alfonso XIII has it all!
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