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EME Catedral Mercer, Seville Hotels
Charming 16th-century building with a spa, Italian restaurant, and rooftop terrace with Cathedral views
Experience the enchanting allure of Seville with a stay at the EME Cathedral Hotel, a stunning establishment steeped in history. Occupying a beautifully preserved 16th-century building, this hotel offers an unforgettable experience, placing you directly across the street from the magnificent Catedral de Seville. Imagine stepping out of the hotel and immediately being immersed in the vibrant energy of this iconic landmark.
One of the hotel’s most captivating features is its rooftop terrace, which provides unparalleled panoramic views of the Catedral de Seville and the surrounding cityscape. This elevated vantage point is complete with a refreshing outdoor pool and a stylish bar, creating the perfect setting to unwind and soak in the beauty of Seville. Picture yourself sipping a cool drink as you gaze upon the architectural splendor of the Cathedral, especially enchanting during the golden hours of sunset.
Beyond the breathtaking views, the EME Cathedral Hotel offers a range of amenities designed to enhance your stay. Indulge in relaxation at the hotel’s spa, where a thermal water circuit awaits, promising rejuvenation and tranquility. Culinary delights are also readily available, with the onsite Italian restaurant providing a delectable dining experience. For those seeking an extra touch of luxury, consider reserving a room with a private terrace or balcony, offering even more opportunities to admire the captivating views of the Catedral de Seville.
The EME Cathedral Hotel boasts several advantages, making it an excellent choice for your Seville adventure. Its prime location, directly across from the Catedral de Seville, ensures you are at the heart of the city’s most vibrant area. The opportunity to savor panoramic views of the Catedral from select rooms or the rooftop terrace provides a unique and unforgettable experience. Breakfast is offered in two styles with a generous buffet spread or the a la carte menu.
The hotel’s dining options extend beyond breakfast, with the AL LADO Italian restaurant offering a cozy and inviting ambiance, a lobby bar perfect for a relaxed drink, and the unparalleled terrace bar and restaurant. The onsite spa’s diverse treatments and thermal circuit, along with the rooftop pool, provide ample opportunities for relaxation.
While the EME Cathedral Hotel is located in a bustling area of Seville, some may find the vibrant atmosphere a bit overwhelming. Situated on one of the city’s busiest tourist streets, the hotel enjoys a lively atmosphere. However, the rooms are designed to provide a peaceful retreat, ensuring a comfortable and tranquil stay despite the surrounding activity.
Hotel Information
5-star Hotel
+34 954560000
Calle Alemanes, 27
https://www.emecatedralmercer.com/en
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