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Hotel Kivir, Seville Hotels
Modern hotel across the canal from Triana with a rooftop terrace overlooking the water
Hotel Kivir Sevilla: A Contemporary Escape in Seville
Discover Hotel Kivir Sevilla, a contemporary haven offering modern accommodations and unparalleled views of the captivating cityscape from its stunning rooftop terrace. Positioned for both convenience and exploration, this hotel places you within easy walking distance of Seville’s most iconic landmarks, while also encouraging you to venture off the beaten path and uncover hidden gems.
Imagine strolling along the vibrant waterfront, or perhaps crossing the picturesque canal to immerse yourself in the authentic charm of Triana, a neighborhood renowned for its artisan crafts, delectable gastronomy, and passionate Flamenco culture.
One of the hotel’s highlights is the daily breakfast service, enjoyed on the rooftop terrace. Indulge in a delightful morning meal while soaking in the breathtaking panoramic views of the city, complete with the added luxury of an outdoor pool.
Advantages of staying at Hotel Kivir Sevilla:
While many hotels gravitate towards the historic center, Hotel Kivir Sevilla distinguishes itself with a slightly different, yet equally advantageous, location on the waterfront. This prime position still allows for convenient walks to must-see attractions such as the magnificent Catedral de Seville, the opulent Royal Alcázar, and the grand Plaza de España.
Experience culinary excellence at the Fluvial Restaurant, located on the ground floor. This refined dining establishment boasts an elegant ambiance, a meticulously crafted six-dish tasting menu, and an impressive selection of wines to complement your meal.
Begin your day with breakfast on the rooftop terrace, where you can savor stunning views of the vibrant Triana neighborhood spread across the canal.
The rooftop terrace also features a bar serving light snacks and a refreshing outdoor pool, creating the perfect setting for relaxation and enjoyment.
Enhance your stay by selecting a room with captivating water views and/or a private terrace furnished with comfortable lounge furniture, allowing you to unwind in style.
Potential Considerations:
While offering a modern and comfortable experience, some guests may find that the rooms lack a distinct character, presenting a more typical hotel ambiance. Additionally, some of the standard room options may appear slightly dated.
Hotel Information
4-star Hotel
+34 954-048267
Paseo de Cristóbal Colón, 3
https://www.hotelkivir.com/en/
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