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El Rey Moro Hotel Boutique, Seville Hotels
Charming hotel in a 16th-century manor house with an incredibly well-preserved inner courtyard and patio
Overview
Nestled in the very heart of the city center, on a charming pedestrian street, you’ll discover El Rey Moro Hotel Boutique. This exquisite hotel boasts one of the most enchanting inner courtyards imaginable, a testament to its meticulous restoration from its origins in the 16th century. Beyond the simple pleasure of unwinding in the picturesque courtyard, guests can indulge in delectable meals at the hotel’s onsite restaurant. Enjoy round-the-clock refreshments at the welcoming bar, savor delightful late afternoon snacks, and take advantage of complimentary bikes to explore the city at your own pace. Consider upgrading your room to enjoy a more refreshed and contemporary ambiance, or perhaps opt for a luxurious suite, where you can luxuriate in the private in-room Jacuzzi tub.
Pros
- Housed within a meticulously restored 16th-century manor house, the hotel’s inner courtyard stands as one of the most visually stunning features in the city. It showcases three elegant floors of intricately designed wooden balconies, adorned with a vibrant tapestry of lush, cascading plants.
- The dedicated family that owns the hotel invested five years of unwavering effort in the building’s restoration. The friendly and knowledgeable staff is always eager and delighted to share the captivating story of the hotel’s rich history and transformation.
- Guests can relax and unwind on the inviting patio, savor their meals at the convenient onsite restaurant, which specializes in traditional Andalusian cuisine, including a tempting selection of tapas and a variety of Mediterranean dishes. Furthermore, you can grab a refreshing drink at the 24/7 bar, ensuring you’re always taken care of.
- Some rooms retain fascinating historical elements, such as beautifully preserved wood-beamed ceilings and carefully selected antique furnishings, adding to the hotel’s unique charm. The suites, on the other hand, offer the ultimate in relaxation with their luxurious in-room Jacuzzis.
- With a supremely walkable location, the hotel is perfectly situated just a leisurely five-minute stroll from both the magnificent Royal Alcázar and the iconic Catedral de Sevilla, making it an ideal base for exploring the city’s most treasured landmarks.
- The hotel staff can assist with arranging nearby parking for your convenience. Guests are also welcome to utilize the hotel’s complimentary bikes, allowing you to independently explore the city at your leisure and discover its hidden gems.
Cons
- The hotel may not be ideally suited for families with very young children, as the minimum age requirement is 12 years old. Please take this into consideration when making your booking.
- The standard rooms, while comfortable, might benefit from a refresh or upgrade to align with the overall elegance and charm of the hotel.
Hotel Information
3-star Hotel
+34 954 56 3468
D. C/ Reinoso, 8 (Esquina con C/ Jamerdana)
https://elreymoro.com/en/
Free wifi
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