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Hotel Cetina Sevilla, Seville Hotels
Hip and trendy hotel with a beautiful inner courtyard, three lounge areas, and some rooms with outdoor baths
Overview
Experience a distinctive blend of heritage and contemporary style at this hotel, where historical preservation meets vibrant, modern design elements. This standard hotel creates a unique atmosphere that appeals to both history buffs and those seeking a trendy, hipster vibe. Unwind and socialize in the comfortable lounges, furnished with pieces in bold, eye-catching colors that perfectly complement the overall room aesthetics. The rooms themselves are bright, colorful, and undeniably hip, and select room options even boast private terraces complete with luxurious, large soaking tubs for ultimate relaxation. Begin your day with a satisfying and uncomplicated breakfast buffet, which can be savored in the historically significant inner courtyard, providing a memorable start to your explorations.
Pros
- This stylish boutique hotel seamlessly merges the rich history of Seville with playful, trendy design. Notice the striking contrast where exposed brick elegantly meets vibrant tiling and quirky, funky wallpaper, creating a visually appealing and memorable ambiance.
- The hotel meticulously preserves much of the building’s original history and architectural features, most notably its captivating inner courtyard patio, complete with impressive columns, exposed wood-beamed ceilings, and authentic brick flooring that speaks to the building’s past.
- Take advantage of the hotel’s three lounges for relaxation and socialising. Enjoy the breakfast buffet in the stunning sky-high inner courtyard, which adds to the ambiance of the dining experience.
- The guest rooms are designed to be bright, colorful, and modern, offering a refreshing and comfortable space to unwind. Some rooms enhance the experience with private terraces featuring inviting outdoor baths.
- While situated slightly farther away from the iconic Catedral de Seville, the hotel provides closer proximity to other unique and worthwhile attractions. Explore the fascinating Setas de Sevilla, the bustling Mercado de la Encarnación, and the opulent Palacio de la Condesa de Lebrija, all within easy reach.
- Conveniently located, the hotel places you less than a leisurely 10-minute walk from many major attractions. This includes Plaza Nueva, the breathtaking Cathedral, and the magnificent Royal Alcázar, making sightseeing incredibly accessible.
Cons
- Certain rooms feature doors and/or windows that open directly onto the inner courtyard. While charming, this can occasionally result in increased noise levels, particularly during the bustling breakfast hours. Guests sensitive to noise may prefer rooms located away from the courtyard.
Hotel Information
4-star Hotel
+34-955138878
Calle Puente y Pellon 22
https://www.cetinahotels.com/
Free wifi
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