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Hotel Mercer Sevilla

Seville • El Arenal • SPLURGE

avg. $431 / night

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At a glance

A neoclassical palace in El Arenal converted by Rafael de La-Hoz, preserving original columns and vaults with restrained modern interiors.

Best for: Architecture enthusiasts visiting Seville

Highlights:

  • Nineteenth-century neoclassical palace with original Roman columns and groin vaults
  • Rafael de La-Hoz conversion preserves historic envelope with restrained contemporary furniture
  • Rooftop lap pool framed by white parapets overlooking low-rise Seville
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PB hotel design editorial

At the heart of Seville's El Arenal quarter, a nineteenth-century palace whose arcaded cortile once served as the headquarters of a prominent local institution was converted into Hotel Mercer Sevilla, opening in 2016 with 25 rooms across five floors. The conversion was led by Rafael de La-Hoz, whose approach preserved the building's neoclassical bone structure — white marble flooring, slender Roman columns supporting groin-vaulted arches, a glazed gallery running the upper perimeter — while threading contemporary furniture through the historic envelope with deliberate restraint. Gold velvet sofas and sage-green armchairs are arranged across the atrium floor beneath those original arches, the columns themselves set on illuminated dark stone plinths that give the space a quietly ceremonial atmosphere without tipping into pastiche. The guest rooms carry the same internal logic: original ornate plasterwork cornicing and tall panelled walls left intact, macassar ebony joinery used for room dividers and cabinetry to introduce a warm counterpoint, grey tonal rugs grounding the pale volumes beneath high ceilings. A brass-shaded desk lamp and an arc floor light in deep black suggest a considered eclecticism in the furniture selection — pieces chosen for weight and proportion rather than brand. On the rooftop, a long lap pool runs between white-rendered parapet walls, framing low-rise Seville across the horizon in a manner that feels more like a private urban terrace than a hotel amenity.

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Hotel Mercer Sevilla Reviews

682 reviews

"The Mercer Hotel is a beautiful, intimate property with only 11 rooms, which gives it a very small and personal feel. We chose the hotel largely on the recommendation of our travel agent because of its five-star status, great location, and pool, which was important since we were traveling with our 8-year-old. The hotel is tucked away on a mostly residential street without nearby restaurants, which made it feel hidden from the noise of the central part of the city while still being an easy walk to all the major sites. The facilities were lovely, and the location was excellent. We did experience an issue with our room the first night, but the staff did everything in their power to remedy the situation and ultimately upgraded us to a larger room, which we really appreciated. Everyone we interacted with was extremely welcoming and kind. My only feedback is that because the hotel is so small, staffing is limited—housekeeping leaves at 9 p.m., and the restaurant staff also assist with check-in and luggage. The food options were also somewhat limited for a child, likely because the kitchen is quite small. Overall, it is a lovely boutique hotel with wonderful service, especially well-suited for travelers looking for a quiet, intimate stay in a fantastic location."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 01, 2026

"Amazing service! The hotel room was great, and the highlight was the incredible staff! They were so attentive and accommodating. Pablo and Alba in particular both helped us so much! And the rooftop pool + hotel breakfast were both great! We came here for our honeymoon and had the best time!"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jun 28, 2026

"Amazing boutique hotel. Perfect location to explore. Attentive and helpful staff. Pool area almost like having your own private pool. Highly recommended"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jun 24, 2026

"This is by far my favorite hotel I have ever visited. It was centrally located and absolutely beautiful. They have done a wonderful job marrying the old building with modern updates. But the best part is the staff. They are friendly and attentive to your every need. Hasta la proxima, Mercer Hotel!"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jun 22, 2026

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