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 Modern, luxurious and peaceful |
Isla de la Cartuja Seville, Seville 41092 Spain +34 (0)95 446 2222 http://www.bchoteles.com/Renac... |
This is a modern five-star hotel made up of three asymmetrical four-story towers surrounded by beautiful gardens and a spectacular swimming-pool. It stands on the banks of the River Guadalquivir and offers magnificent views of the city. The bedrooms are tastefully decorated in marble and wood. It's located close to Isla Mágica theme park, Teatro Central and the huge Olympic Stadium, and only ten minutes away from the centre of Seville. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Five-star luxury in a 16th century palace |
Plaza de Lasso 1 Carmona Seville 41410 Spain +34 95 419 1000 http://www.casadecarmona.com/ |
A residential palace built for the Briones family in 1560 on existing Moorish foundations, this beautiful building was converted into a hotel in 1991. It still retains its unique character and displays the different architectural features, from Arabic to Renaissance styles. The interior offers modern conveniences you would expect of a first-class hotel along with excellent and friendly service. You'll find it in the lovely old town of Carmona, a heritage site with over 5000 years of history, located 30km from Seville. It remains open all year. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Luxury and comfort |
Calle de la Virgen de las Nieves Seville, Seville 41800 Spain +34 95 570 3344 http://www.hbenazuza.com |
Now a National Cultural Heritage site, this hotel started life in the 10th century as a Moorish farmstead. During the 18th century part of it was transformed into a Gothic church. All the bedrooms are decorated with exquisite taste and are furnished with rare works of art and valuable antiques. You'll find it 20km from Sevilla, located in a quiet rural area surrounded olive groves. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Kings and queens stay here |
Calle San Fernando 2 Seville 41004 Spain +34 (0)95 491 7000 http://www.hotel-alfonsoxiii.com |
The city's most luxurious and attractive hotel is ideally located alongside the Reales Alcázares (Royal Palaces), María Luisa Park and the River Guadalquivir. It's the first choice for royalty and famous personalities when they visit Seville. The spacious bedrooms are all decorated in different styles, including traditional Castilian, Arabic-Andalusian and 16th-century baroque. It was opened with great fanfare by king Alfonso XIII to house important guests during the 1929 Ibero-American Expo, and it was totally refurbished for the 1992 Expo. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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A residential palace with an interesting history |
Calle Imperial 29 Seville 41003 Spain +34 95 450 0300 http://www.casaimperial.com |
All its comfortable and luxurious bedrooms are decorated in bright, lively colors. Some have a patio, others have private terraces. This 16th century residential palace was once joined to the nearby Casa de Pilatos by a special passage way that no longer exists. It's located close to the Santa Cruz neighborhood so you can enjoy walking through the atmospheric streets of the old town as well being within easy reach of the cathedral and the River Guadalquivir. Review © 2007, Wcities |