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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 with original architectural details and a rooftop pool.

Best for: Architecture enthusiasts and collectors of Andalusian heritage

Highlights:

  • Two seventeenth-century palaces with original iron-barred windows and tiled cornices
  • Preserved timber beams, hydraulic encaustic tiles, and hand-painted ceramics throughout
  • Rooftop pool overlooking terracotta tiles and Seville's bell towers
Aristocratic-restrainedAndalusian

PB hotel design editorial

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

1,619 reviews

"This was our 2nd time at this hotel and we will return when we next visit Seville. The staff were very welcoming, the rooms were comfortable and provided everything you'd need and more. The breakfast is plentiful and the location of the hotel is ideal for walking around Seville. The pool area on the roof is ideal for relaxing after a morning visiting the sites of Seville and the hotel is a cool oasis in a very hot Seville. The atmosphere throughout was very relaxing although, when we stayed, we were subject to some very rowdy rude guests which of course was no fault of this excellent hotel."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 26, 2026

"Fabulous hotel, situated in a quiet area, but with easy access to the cento historic sights. Clean rooms, of character, great breakfast and very nice staff. Roof top pool appreciated as a break from sight seeing."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 12, 2026

"This charming hotel is a fantastic value! We had an experience here that was on par with the five-star heavyweights. The staff went well beyond expectations, especially in assisting with our arrival and departure through the church celebrations happening in the streets outside. The hotel is in an excellent location for walking to Seville's top sights. It is a beautifully decorated and thoughtfully appointed hotel. The rooms have very nice amenities. The bed was so comfortable that we got the best night's sleep we'd had in a year. We also experienced what might be the best functioning air conditioning system in all of Spain, haha. The courtyard and community spaces are places we actually wanted to sit and spend time enjoying. We were very impressed, and we will stay here again."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jun 29, 2026

"A beautiful hotel in the heart of Seville. Can’t fault anything - lovely location, staff and food. Will be back"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jun 15, 2026

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