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Hospes Las Casas del Rey de Baeza
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Doubles from EUR 145*
Accommodation onlyBook now » A bright and beautiful boutique hotel tucked away in the narrow streets of Seville's old town Hospes Las Casas del Rey de Baeza centres on rustic cobblestone courtyards where you'll find trailing greenery and help-yourself baskets of Seville's famous oranges. Built in the 18th-century its terracotta white and ochre exterior is classic Andalucia but inside it's a cool and contemporary world of sleek stone floors crisp white sheets and marble-tile bathrooms.
Style
White-washed terracotta-tiled townhouseSetting
Cobbled courts of old-town AndaluciaHilights
- Unsurpassable location in the heart of old Seville
- The only rooftop pool in town
- Beautiful courtyards with help-yourself orange baskets
Rooms
41 including five suites.Facilities
Rooftop spa and massage area library DVD/CD selection free WiFi throughout valet parking. In rooms: flatscreen TV DVD/CD player iPod dock under-floor heating. -
Dbl: €165-500, RO* Book now » A sublime city, a perfect hotel. You’re in the old town with a palace on one side of a cobbled square and a whitewashed church on another. Step inside and crisp, contemporary interiors seduce immediately. Impeccable rooms, airy sitting rooms and a rooftop swimming pool all elate, but it’s the 3 courtyards that take the biscuit. Old ceramic pots and mill stones are scattered about, colour spills from flowerbeds, stone pillars flank the sides and steps lead up to cloistered walkways that wrap around above. A great place to eat at any time of day.
Inside, the style is warmly chic: smart, but you feel at home. In the dining room a wall of glass looks onto a tiny courtyard where two giant banana trees take to the skies. Sitting rooms flood with light and are adorned with modern art, leather sofas, perhaps the odd occupied Victorian birdcage. You sleep on starched linen in airy rooms, some of which have French windows that open onto the square. Faultless.
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€177 per room per night* Book now » Located in the Jewish quarter in the heart of the old city of Sevilla, Hospes Las Casas del Rey de Baeza immerses its guests in a world of cultural inspiration.
This beautiful enclave of typically Sevillian architecture was a neighbourhood courtyard in 18th century. Today it is the perfect place for Hospes guests in Seville find the restorative calm that allows us to imagine and dream. The 42 rooms are decorated for the guests with columns, ceramics, earthenware pitchers and adornments of other times, together with colonial style furniture. In addition, the Senzone Restaurant, a culinary space devoted to the local flavours of Andalusia and the city of Seville, is decorated with fine materials, mainly of wood and leather. The swimming pool-solarium on the roof with its unique views of the historical city centre is well worth a visit, as is the recently inaugurated Bodyna Spa, offering a fusion of Eastern and Western cultures.
The hotel embodies the hospitality, history, style and culture of the city, and guests all take away their own personal distillation of these essential values. The setting is full of stimulating and intriguing contrasts. The vivid colours and fragrances of the central patio with its burbling fountain transmit vitality and joy; natural materials like stone, clay and slate create a truly authentic environment of great architectural and historic value. The views from the roof-top swimming pool inspire serenity; the flavours and aromas of the light, simple regional cuisine are a refreshing discovery for the palate. This is where Sevilla comes to life.
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€128 per room per night* Book now » Las Casas del Rey de Baeza hotel is located in the heart of historic Seville, in the Judería quarter, within walking distance of emblematic sights such as Casa Pilatos, the San Leandro and Santa María de Jesús convents, and the Santa Catalina, San Pedro and San Esteban churches. The hotel is the ideal venue for both business and tourist guests. The hotel features extremely comfortable rooms, a meeting room/library, a lounge with fireplace, an indoor entertainment room, an outdoor swimming pool, a solarium, a restaurant, 5 patios and a reading room. Moreover, guests can request laundry and baby sitting services, and any sort of tourist information at the reception.
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€249 per room per night* Book now » Location. The Hospes Las Casas del Rey de Baeza is located in the historic district of Seville, Spain, 100 metres from Casa Pilatos and 2.5 kilometres from Plaza de Espana. Seville's central train station is 2.5 kilometres away.
Hotel Features. With its peaceful internal courtyard and shady, arcaded corridors, the three storey Hospes Las Casas del Rey de Baeza combines 18th century Andalucian architecture with contemporary decor. The hotel has a rooftop wellness centre, with outdoor pool, sun terrace, fitness room, sauna, and spa treatments. There is a library and games room on site. Complimentary newspapers and high speed Internet access are provided in public areas. Multilingual staff at the front desk can assist with excursions and activities.
Breakfast (surcharge), lunch and dinner are served at the Senzone Restaurant, overlooking the internal courtyard. Authentic Andalucian and Mediterranean dishes is on offer. Room service is available during opening hours.
Bicycles can be hired from the hotel. Discounted rates are available at a nearby fitness centre. Recreational activities in the vicinity of the Hospes Las Casas del Rey de Baeza include tennis, horse riding, boating, and fishing. Golfers will find a driving range and golf course within 30 kilometres.
Guestrooms. The 41 air conditioned guestrooms have a blend of traditional and contemporary features. Rooms open onto walkways around the courtyard. All have satellite television, direct dial phones, CD and DVD players, safes, minibars, and complimentary high speed Internet connection. Bathrobes, slippers, hair dryers, and complimentary toiletries are provided.
Expert Tip. Originally Seville's Jewish quarter, Barrio de Santa Cruz was taken over by the Christians in the 14th century and its synagogues were turned into churches. Lime washed houses line the winding streets, and there are lots of interesting, hidden corners to explore.
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