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Hotel Zenit Sevilla, Seville Hotels
Modern, airy hotel in the authentic Triana neighborhood with a rooftop pool
Overview
Discover a truly authentic side of Seville by choosing to stay in a neighborhood that offers a different perspective. Hotel Zenit’s location in the Triana district allows you to immerse yourself in the local culture, a world away from the typical tourist experience. This vibrant area is celebrated for its rich tradition of artisan crafts, an incredibly diverse and delicious culinary scene, and some of the most captivating and authentic Flamenco performances you’ll find anywhere. The hotel’s convenient location provides easy access to explore all that Triana has to offer, while also allowing you to easily venture across the canal and discover the main historical sites of Seville.
When you find yourself in need of a relaxing break from your explorations, the hotel’s rooftop terrace provides a delightful escape. Here, you can unwind by the pool, enjoy refreshing drinks at the bar, and soak up the sun on the sundeck, all while enjoying panoramic views. The onsite restaurant also offers a welcome respite, with a diverse menu featuring international dishes that are sure to tantalize your taste buds. While the rooms are fairly standard in their appointments, they offer a comfortable and functional space. For larger groups or families, consider opting for the apartments, some of which feature bunk beds and can comfortably accommodate up to five people.
Pros
- Immerse yourself in a unique experience by staying across the canal from Seville’s Old Town, positioning yourself in the heart of the lively and authentic Triana neighborhood. Explore the unique character of this location.
- You’ll find yourself just around the corner from Calle San Jacinto, a bustling pedestrian street that is filled with local life and eventually leads you to the iconic Puente de Triana, a landmark that defines the area.
- Triana is renowned for having some of the very best Flamenco theaters in the entire city. This means you can easily catch a nightly show and indulge in the endless array of tapas bars without ever needing to venture beyond the neighborhood limits. Enjoy authentic spanish culture.
- The hotel’s rooftop terrace is undeniably a highlight, providing incredible and unobstructed views of Seville’s Old Town from across the canal. Coupled with an outdoor pool, a well-stocked bar, and a relaxing sundeck, it’s the perfect place to unwind after a day of sightseeing.
- The onsite restaurant provides an extensive breakfast buffet to start your day, and a unique and varied lunch and dinner menu to satisfy your cravings. All of this is served in a stylish and inviting dining room, adorned with leafy decor to create a pleasant ambiance.
- Choose from a range of rooms and apartments, all offering bright, modern, and clean spaces equipped with the essential amenities you need for a comfortable stay. Enjoy a clean and modern aesthetic.
- Certain apartments boast private terraces, allowing you to enjoy the outdoors in seclusion, and feature bunk beds, making them an ideal choice for families traveling with children.
Cons
- The hotel may lack the distinctive historic charm that some of the other boutique accommodation options in the city center offer. If you want a historic building, this may not be for you.
Hotel Information
4-star Hotel
+34-95-434 7434
Pages Del Corro 90
https://sevilla.zenithoteles.com/
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