Hotels in Seville

Corral del Rey is a small boutique hotel in Seville's Casco Antiguo, built into a restored 17th-century Andalusian townhouse. It suits travellers who want a quiet, characterful base close to the Cathedral and Alcázar without the scale of a grand hotel. Book 2–3 weeks out for standard dates; earlier for Semana Santa or Feria de Abril.

EME Catedral Mercer Hotel is one of the easiest luxury boutique hotels in Seville's historic core to book, with a cathedral-facing location that gives first-time visitors immediate access to the Alcázar, Barrio Santa Cruz, and the Giralda. The design-led interiors and rooftop pool with direct cathedral views are the main reasons to choose it over comparably priced alternatives in the Casco Antiguo.

A labyrinth of 27 connected Renaissance palaces in Seville's Jewish quarter, Las Casas de La Judería is the right call for special occasions where the setting itself is the point. The atmospheric depth of underground passages and tiled courtyards outweighs any polish advantage held by newer Seville rivals. Book patio-facing rooms and reserve well ahead for festival season.

NH Collection Sevilla is a reliable, contemporary hotel outside the historic core — a practical choice for drivers or conference travellers who want consistent service without boutique prices. It books more easily than Seville's in-demand palace hotels, but the location means you are commuting to the Cathedral and tapas circuit rather than walking out into it.