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Hotel Hospes Las Casas del Rey

Seville • Alfalfa • SPLURGE

avg. $295 / night

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Two interconnected seventeenth-century palaces in Seville's Alfalfa quarter, their whitewashed facades trimmed in ochre yellow and their cobbled forecourt shaded by clipped ficus trees, give Hospes Las Casas del Rey de Baeza a structural identity that no amount of contemporary hospitality design could manufacture from scratch. The conversion brought together a pair of aristocratic townhouses whose street presence — iron-barred windows, tiled cornices, the quiet authority of a private plaza — survives entirely intact, the hotel's sign the only concession to its current purpose. Inside, the Hospes design team worked with the grain of the buildings rather than against them, preserving exposed timber ceiling beams painted in sage and slate and laying hydraulic encaustic tiles underfoot in patterns that belong to the Andalusian vernacular. Guest rooms carry floral-printed headboards in arched forms that echo Moorish geometry, striped armchairs in warm ochre and indigo, and hand-painted ceramic lamp bases — an interior language that feels assembled rather than specified. The restaurant opens onto a glazed garden room where stone columns frame banana palms and herringbone zellige tiles in deep green accent the walls, the whole composition sitting somewhere between a colonial conservatory and a Sevillian patio. Above the rooftops, a slim terrace pool surveys a low horizon of terracotta tiles and whitewashed chimney stacks, the bell towers of the old city rising at the edges — a view that makes the building's age feel like an advantage rather than a constraint.

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Hotel Hospes Las Casas del Rey Reviews

1,599 reviews

"Boutique hotel with rooms around the inner courtyards. Roof top terrace with swimming pool and loungers. Small restaurant but good breakfast. Very helpful staff."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Mar 16, 2026

"Terrible service. Staff unresponsive. We were there in March when it was quite cool. They turned the heat off and turned the air conditioner on! It never got over 64 degrees in our room at night on our final night.The food was mediocre at best. I would not recommend this hotel."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Mar 14, 2026

"Very good and lovely old building in an excellent location in the beautiful city of Seville. Great, decent size rooms with huge beds and baths. Very nice staff and a wonderful rooftop pool but very cold in February! The only downside was the lack of a holder for the powerful shower head over the very large circular bath which results in you having to juggle the head either between your legs or your feet - not easy for us old ones! It was mentioned to the staff and they said they were aware of the problem - it certainly needs fixing and quick as it is quite hazardous and results in a soaking wet bathroom. Our daughter stayed in a single room and she also had a huge room but with a large walk in shower which we would've much preferred. I also don't think the breakfast was particularly good value at €23 so we only had it the once. I would definitely stay again but I would insist on a room with a shower and not a bath."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Feb 26, 2026

"An exceptional stay at this charming boutique hotel. The photos simply don’t do it justice — the property is beautifully designed, elegant, and full of character. Our room was spacious, thoughtfully appointed, and impeccably clean, with every detail carefully considered for comfort. The staff provided warm, professional service throughout our stay, and the breakfast was truly excellent. The location was perfect for exploring Sevilla, making the entire experience seamless and relaxing. This hotel is clearly very well managed, and I would not hesitate to stay here again on my next visit. It was my first time in Sevilla, and the city exceeded expectations — an absolute must when visiting Spain."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Feb 25, 2026

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