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Hotel Alfonso XIII, Seville
Iconic and historic luxury hotel in an opulent building commissioned by the King of Spain
Overview
The property gets its name from King Alfonso XIII, who commissioned the building in 1928, striving to earn the reputation as the most beautiful hotel in Europe. The hotel is truly luxurious, with so many elegant corners and amenities that you almost have to experience it to understand its extent. You'll find four eateries, two bars, a rooftop terrace with a pool, and relaxing places, such as courtyards, patios, and lounges. To experience the hotel like a king, reserve the Alfonso XIII Suite.
Pros
Pros
- The King of Spain commissioned the hotel's luxurious building in 1928, striving to open the best hotel in Europe, and we can't say he wasn't successful!
- It's hard to wrap your head around all the amenities here, but you'll find a gym, an outdoor swimming pool with a sundeck, four eateries (including the incredible Restaurante San Fernando), and plenty of places to relax, such as inner courtyards, outdoor terraces, and cozy lounges.
- Even the standard rooms feel elegant and stately, but upgraded units feature private terraces or balconies.
- If you want to splurge and sleep like royalty, you can stay in the Alfonso XIII Suite, designed specifically for the king.
- The location is ideal and in the heart of the historic area while still feeling private and exclusive.
- You can easily walk to all the city sites, including the Royal Alcázar in four minutes, Plaza de España in 10 minutes, and the Catedral de Seville in just six minutes.
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