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Ready for Seville to steal your heart? Get your heels ready, dust off the shawl, and come discover this city that is a whirlwind of emotions, a melting pot of cultures, and a paradise for the senses. Here, even the stones have art, and the air smells of orange blossom and fried fish.
Take note: morning tapas with a cold wine, sunny strolls through Plaza de España (which is bigger than Betis’ field), and a nap in the shade of La Giralda (which is taller than a politician's shame). And to top it off, a flamenco night that will send shivers down your spine.
But Seville is much more than postcard poses. Get lost in the Barrio de Santa Cruz, a maze of alleys more charming than a builder’s compliment, or cross the Triana Bridge and let the art of every corner infect you. And if you're into cultural vibes, do not miss the Real Alcázar, which has more history than a fat book. Catch a breathtaking sunset at the Metropol Parasol, with views that’ll leave you breathless (and craving more).
A wild tapas tour in Triana, trying each tapa as if it were your last (and singing along between bites!). A night of flamenco in a tablao with more soul than Jerez wine, letting yourself be swept away by the passion and spirit (and forgetting that you need to wake up early tomorrow!).
But Seville is not just a party and madness (though, let’s be honest, that too). It is about getting lost and discovering hidden corners that will make you feel like an Andalusian Indiana Jones. It is feeling history in every stone, culture in every tile, and art in every tapa.
Are you in?
Take note: morning tapas with a cold wine, sunny strolls through Plaza de España (which is bigger than Betis’ field), and a nap in the shade of La Giralda (which is taller than a politician's shame). And to top it off, a flamenco night that will send shivers down your spine.
But Seville is much more than postcard poses. Get lost in the Barrio de Santa Cruz, a maze of alleys more charming than a builder’s compliment, or cross the Triana Bridge and let the art of every corner infect you. And if you're into cultural vibes, do not miss the Real Alcázar, which has more history than a fat book. Catch a breathtaking sunset at the Metropol Parasol, with views that’ll leave you breathless (and craving more).
A wild tapas tour in Triana, trying each tapa as if it were your last (and singing along between bites!). A night of flamenco in a tablao with more soul than Jerez wine, letting yourself be swept away by the passion and spirit (and forgetting that you need to wake up early tomorrow!).
But Seville is not just a party and madness (though, let’s be honest, that too). It is about getting lost and discovering hidden corners that will make you feel like an Andalusian Indiana Jones. It is feeling history in every stone, culture in every tile, and art in every tapa.
Are you in?
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Which hotel do we have in Seville?Casual de las Letras Sevilla is set in a grand 1909 mansion. It's a wonderful work by Aníbal González, the same architect behind Plaza de España. Every room is themed around a different book or author, so this experience will draw you into the fascinating world of literature too.
- Where is the hotel located?It's on C/ Alhóndiga, 24, next to Plaza de la Alfalfa, right in the heart of the city's historic centre. From there, the Cathedral and the Giralda are about a 10-minute walk away; the Real Alcázar a similar stroll; and, crossing the bridge, you'll reach Triana. If you're looking for a hotel in the centre of Seville that's also well connected to the train station, this location ticks that box.
- How do I get to the hotel from Seville-San Pablo airport?Seville has no metro or train to the airport, so the most economical option is bus line EA. It connects to the centre (also stopping at Santa Justa Station) in about 35 minutes. The fare is usually around €5.
If you'd prefer more comfort and want to avoid hauling your luggage around, a taxi is the best option. You'll reach the hotel in about 15-20 minutes (depending on traffic at the time) for around €30. - Does the hotel have a parking service?Yes (subject to availability). It's a good idea to let reception know in advance to make sure a space is free when you arrive. The service is paid separately and lets you use the car park from 12:00 on your arrival day until 12:00 on your departure day. It's just a three-minute walk from the hotel.
- Is this a pet-friendly hotel?Yes. In fact, you can add our pet pack free of charge when you book through the website. There's no extra cost. It comes with a bed, food bowl and water bowl for your travel companion. We want them to feel at home from day one. The limit is 25 kg; if your dog is a few kilos over, a call to reception usually sorts it out.
