Hotels in Seville

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Seville is the capital of Andalucía. It lies in south-central Spain. It is a major city with plenty to see and do.

The city is on the banks of the Guadalquivir River, which divides it into Seville proper and the district of Triana. The river is navigable and you can take pleasant boat rides along it that provide unbeatable views of the city. Seville Cathedral is one of the most impressive in Spain. It was built in the 15th century and is the resting place of the famous explorer Christopher Columbus.

Its beautiful bell tower, La Giralda, has become one of the quintessential symbols of the city of Seville. The Real Alcazar is a stunning 14th century building in the Mudejar style that simply has to be seen. The charming and picturesque Jewish Quarter is a neighbourhood of intricate alleys that is very popular with artists. The Plaza de los Venerables is a pretty and quiet square with a Baroque chapel that is well worth a visit. The Torre de Oro dates back to the 13th century and now houses a maritime museum in its interior. The Maria Luisa Park is a place of lovely scenery and attractive monuments and museums. Seville is a multi-faceted city where there is always something left to discover.

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• Hotel Barcelo Renacimiento

  

  Seville city, Seville

  Reviews : 4.36 / 5

  This luxury hotel is located in the middle of a wonderful garden area on the island La Cartuja in Seville. The amusement park, Isla Mágica, is in the hotel's vicinity. The nearest beach is about 95 km away. An abundance of shops and entertainment venues are located 1 km from the hotel. Public transport departs from directly in front of the hotel.

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• Hotel La Posada de Montellano

  

  Montellano, Seville

   

  The hotel is located on a slope on the Sierra de San Pablo mountain range, in the village of Montellano, which is equidistant from Seville and Ronda, as well as the white villages of Cadiz, and Jerez de la Frontera. It is also close to Grazalema and Costa del Sol. Montellano offers visitors bars, restaurants and nightlife opportunities. Links to public transport can be found in the immediate vicinity of the hotel. Seville is 52 km away, while Seville Airport is 70 km away.

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• Hotel Sevilla Congresos

  

  Seville city, Seville

  Reviews : 3.70 / 5

  This comfortable city hotel is located only a stone's throw from public transport links (around 50 m away). The near vicinity offers diverse shopping facilities, numerous restaurants and a diverse range of bars (only 100m away) as well as a vivid nightlife and a range of clubs (around 4 km from the hotel). The public transport network can be accessed from the immediate vicinity.

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• Hotel Isla Cartuja

  

  Seville city, Seville

  Reviews : 3.95 / 5

  This comfortable city hotel is situated close to links to the public transport network (about 200 m) and less than 4 km from the tourist centre. There are many interesting shopping and entertainment venues as well as various boutiques, cafés, bars, restaurants and lively night-time venues to be found in the town centre.

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• Hotel AC Santa Justa

  

  Seville city, Seville

  Reviews : 4.50 / 5

  The hotel is located at the end of an avenue parallel to Santa Justa's main train station, around 5 km away from the station. Thanks to excellent public transport network links, the town centre can easily be reached in just 20 minutes.

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• Semana Santa in Seville

    by   Alex

  As far as religious celebrations go, the Semana Santa Easter festivities in Seville really take the biscuit. On the run up to Easter Sunday, daily processesions through the streets are held as thousands of Nazarenos flock to the city in an elaborate display of penance and worship. Nazarenos are cloaked members of Catholic religious brotherhoods who descend on Seville to march through the streets carrying religious statues. And for those not familiar with the processions, their appearance has been compared to that of the Klu Klux Klan, but thankfully, the meaning of the event bears no resemblance. However, it is a haunting sight which literally takes over the city (good luck finding hotel accommodation), making this one of the most unique places to be over the Easter period�

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  • Published   15/06/2009
  
  

• Seeing Seville

    by   Alex

  A trip to Seville is seeing a totally different side to Spain, for those most used to taking city breaks to Barcelona or Madrid. This sultry Spanish city likes at the foot of Spain and one of the last commercial stop off points before hitting Africa. As such, evidence of centuries old Moorish and Arabic rule is more apparent than in many other cities in Spain. Just check out the Moorish Moorish castle of Alcazar to see what I mean. Also worth seeing here are the once swanky neighbourhood of Santa Cruz and the rougher but traditional Macarena neighbourhood which is home to many of the city’s Baroque chuches. Best of all, are the bohemian bars in the Alameda de Hércules district, which come alive every night, and sizzle with Sevillian charm�

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  • Published   15/06/2009