Triana House, Seville
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“Behind its unassuming exterior are possibly the loveliest and quietest bedrooms on the Triana side of Seville, with a whiff of Art Deco design in its chevron-patterned black and white stone floors. A hearty breakfast that might include cured ham, tomato tapenade, muffins, toast and olive oil is delivered to your door at the requested time. Its six rooms are tastefully decorated according to themes like Paris, Napoli or Beijing.”
Featured in New York Times’ 36 Hours in Seville.
“An uber-chic hotel with an Art Deco vibe, located in trendy yet down-to-earth Triana. The small but well-appointed rooms boast classy décor by Seville’s most-wanted designer. Clever extras include a stylish booklet with well-chosen tips on where to eat and shop.”
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- Top location
- Comfortable beds
- Friendly staff
- Free Wifi
- Airconditioning
All you need to know
Featuring thoughtfully designed spaces by Seville designer Amaro Sanches de Moya, Triana House is all about impeccable style and taste. Located in the Riverside Triana district, this hotel is nestled in an 18th-century home on a quiet, leafy residential street. With bold print fabrics, patterned marble floors, and strategically placed mirrors, this hotel boasts incredible interior design.
Traina House is perfect for a more intimate stay, with only six rooms on three floors. One of the rooms on the top floor has an outdoor terrace with views of the nearby Santa Ana Church. Each room includes a 42-inch smart TV, memory foam mattresses and pillows, a kettle, tea, coffee, and showers. Every guest room is named after a city, like Napoli, Beijing, and Londres, featuring themed artwork belonging to the owners. The most notable piece is the marble, iron, and gold-leaf tables, crafted in Triana.
Breakfast is served in the room and includes toast, Iberian ham, a choice of jam or crushed tomatoes, coffee or tea, fresh fruit, fresh juice, and cakes. You can check out one of the nearby waterfront restaurants and bars for lunch or dinner, only a few minutes away on foot. The Plaza de Cuba metro station is also a few minutes away, making it easy to get to all the popular attractions. You could also take a 15-20 minute stroll across the San Telmo bridge to get to the cathedral and Alcazar Palace.
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