The 9 Best Luxury Hotels in Seville

A palace from the 1929 Ibero-American Exposition, a mansion facing the Cathedral or a courtyard house with a rooftop spa: among the luxury hotels in Seville, our travel advisors find the right one for you in a personal consultation. Every suitespot booking comes with free breakfast for 2, a room upgrade subject to availability, hotel credit and VIP service – benefits worth over €500.

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9 luxury hotels in Seville, Spain

The best-known hotels in Seville

Where will you enjoy Seville most? To find the best hotel in Seville for your trip, here are the best-known addresses at a glance, with location, suitespot score and price per night. Our tip: to see the Giralda and the Cathedral from the roof, book Querencia de Sevilla; for life across the river, stay at Cavalta Boutique Hotel Seville in Triana.

HotelLocationsuitespot scorePrice from
Serras SevilleCasco Antiguo★ 4.2/5240 €
Querencia de SevillaCasco Antiguo★ 4.5/5198 €
Magdalena Plaza Seville Radisson Collection HotelCentro★ 4.4/5175 €
Gran Meliá Colón SevilleCity Centre★ 4.3/5270 €
Los Seises SevilleCasco Antiguo★ 4.0/5159 €
Thompson SevilleCasco Antiguo–203 €
Cavalta Boutique Hotel SevilleTriana★ 4.6/5185 €
Hotel Alfonso XIII SevilleCasco Antiguo★ 4.6/5359 €
Hospes Las Casas del Rey de Baeza SevillaSanta Catalina★ 4.7/5170 €

Your guide to the best luxury hotels in Seville

Seville lives outdoors: in spring, orange trees scent the lanes of Santa Cruz, at midday people retreat into shady patios, and in the evening the tapas bars around the Cathedral and across the river in Triana fill up. If you are looking for a 5-star hotel in Seville, Spain, you will almost always stay within walking distance of the Giralda, and often a pool is waiting on the roof.Hospes Las Casas del Rey de Baeza SevillaHospes Las Casas del Rey de Baeza Sevilla · Santa CatalinaWhich is the best hotel for you depends on how you want to experience the city, because the luxury hotels in Seville differ above all in character. For couples, we recommend Hospes Las Casas del Rey de Baeza Sevilla: an 18th-century courtyard house with whitewashed patios and a spa on the roof. If you are after history and a garden, book the Hotel Alfonso XIII Seville, the palace of the 1929 Ibero-American Exposition, with a pool in its garden.

Our tip for a weekend on the other side of the river is the Cavalta Boutique Hotel Seville in Triana, with only twelve rooms. And if you want the Cathedral outside your window in the morning, stay at Serras Seville, which opened right across from it in September 2026.

At no extra cost: booking through suitespot costs the same as booking direct with the hotel – the benefits come on top, free of charge.

Newly opened and freshly renovated: what the luxury hotels in Seville offer you today

The newest address is Serras Seville on Avenida de la Constitución, across from the Cathedral and the Giralda. For almost four years, the mansion by Aníbal González, the architect of the Plaza de España, was converted; its tiles, wrought-iron balconies and high ceilings were preserved. Today you swim in a guests-only pool on the 7th floor, and at street level the Madrid restaurant fismuler has opened its first outpost in Andalusia.Serras SevilleSerras Seville · Casco AntiguoNext up is Thompson Seville: Hyatt is converting La Gavidia on Plaza de la Concordia, a modernist building long used as a police station, into the first Thompson in Andalusia. The opening is planned for late 2026, with a rooftop pool, a daily Sherry Hour in the Lobby Bar and the restaurant Casa Mayo. Our travel advisors will gladly tell you the latest status.

Three more luxury hotels in Seville date from recent years. The Cavalta Boutique Hotel Seville in Triana has welcomed guests since 2023, with a plunge pool on the roof terrace and views across the city. In 2022, the Querencia de Sevilla moved into the former headquarters of Banco de Andalucía; its pool sits on a roof terrace with 360-degree views over the old town. At the end of 2022, Los Seises Seville in the Archbishop’s Palace was completely renovated and gained a breakfast room built around Roman, Almohad and Baroque remains.

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Two larger hotels have been refreshed, too. At the Gran Meliá Colón Seville, interior designer Álvaro Sans opened up the lobby under the stained-glass dome in 2021 and created the Bar del Colón and the Abacería del Colón, a deli for jamón and chicharrones. In the same year, the Magdalena Plaza Seville Radisson Collection Hotel opened on Plaza de la Magdalena as the first Radisson Collection in Spain, with a rooftop pool and Basque cuisine by Eneko Atxa.

These luxury hotels in Seville have a pool – most of them above the rooftops of the old town

In Seville, the pool is almost always on the roof, with a view of the Giralda and the Cathedral. Most of these pools are made for cooling off and sunbathing, and up there the evening often begins with a sunset drink.Querencia de SevillaQuerencia de Sevilla · Casco AntiguoOverlooking the Cathedral: for sweeping views all around, we recommend the Querencia de Sevilla, whose pool sits on a 700 m² roof terrace. At Serras Seville, the 7th-floor pool is reserved for hotel guests, directly across from the Cathedral. On the roof of Los Seises Seville, about 150 meters from the Giralda, four-poster daybeds line the pool.

Around the Magdalena: the Gran Meliá Colón Seville has a heated boutique pool on its roof, 16 m² in size and 80 cm deep, usable all year, with views of the Cathedral and the Magdalena church. If you want a 5-star hotel in Seville with a solarium, book the Magdalena Plaza Seville Radisson Collection Hotel: its rooftop pool sits on a landscaped terrace above the old town.

Your suitespot benefits
  • Breakfast for two, every day
  • Room upgrade subject to availability
  • Hotel credit, e.g. US$100
  • Early check-in and late check-out
  • VIP service and personal advice
  • Points and status in the hotel programme
Over two nights, that adds up to around €500 in value on average – depending on hotel, rate and availability.

Small and private: at Hospes Las Casas del Rey de Baeza Sevilla, an outdoor pool is part of the rooftop spa; at the Cavalta Boutique Hotel Seville in Triana, a plunge pool belongs to the Alzalí Garden Club, with views over the city skyline.

In the garden: instead of above the rooftops, you swim surrounded by greenery at the Hotel Alfonso XIII Seville: its garden pool with a pool bar is open in summer, right in the middle of the city.

A summer afternoon on the roof

Seville’s summer days have a rhythm of their own: the Alcázar and Santa Cruz in the morning, the pool in the afternoon, back into the lanes in the evening. Hotels close to the Cathedral are made for this, such as the Querencia de Sevilla or Serras Seville, because you are back on the roof terrace within minutes. In winter, the heated pool at the Gran Meliá Colón Seville stays open.

Spa & wellness in Seville’s luxury hotels: Bodyna and Clarins above the rooftops

Hotel spas in Seville are small and personal, and they are often on the roof. For couples, we recommend the Spa Bodyna at Hospes Las Casas del Rey de Baeza Sevilla: above the old town, it offers personalized massages, sensory rituals and facials with Bodyna natural cosmetics, plus an outdoor pool. It is open daily from noon to 9 pm.Gran Meliá Colón SevilleGran Meliá Colón Seville · City CentreAt the Gran Meliá Colón Seville, the wellness area is on the roof as well: the Wellness Spa by Clarins has a sauna, a Turkish bath and a contrast shower, with massages and beauty treatments by Clarins Paris. The Magdalena Plaza Seville Radisson Collection Hotel, a 5-star hotel on Plaza de la Magdalena, offers treatment rooms and a sauna. At the Hotel Alfonso XIII Seville, you will find a sauna, a gym and massages on request.

Dining in Seville’s luxury hotels: Basque cuisine, tapas and sherry above the rooftops

In Seville, you often don’t have to leave your hotel for a special dinner. The big name comes with the Magdalena Plaza Seville Radisson Collection Hotel: at Eneko Basque, chef Eneko Atxa, whose restaurants hold five Michelin stars between them, gives Basque recipes a modern spin with Andalusian touches, for lunch and dinner overlooking the square. Across from the Cathedral, the Madrid restaurant fismuler has opened its first Andalusian outpost at Serras Seville, with seasonal cooking and a private dining room for up to 20 guests.Magdalena Plaza Seville Radisson Collection HotelMagdalena Plaza Seville Radisson Collection Hotel · CentroIn the Michelin Guide: the restaurant Balbuena y Huertas at the Cavalta Boutique Hotel Seville holds a Bib Gourmand for 2026; it is named after the building’s architect and cooks with local produce. In the courtyard of Hospes Las Casas del Rey de Baeza Sevilla, chef Rafael Cantizano reinterprets Andalusian recipes at Azahar with ingredients from Seville’s markets.

Andalusian and made for sharing: at the Hotel Alfonso XIII Seville, Restaurante San Fernando serves Spanish classics with an extensive wine list in the colonnaded courtyard, and in summer the tapas terrace Ena by Carles Abellán joins it. At the Gran Meliá Colón Seville, El Burladero and its Andalusian tapas are popular with locals, too, and at the Querencia de Sevilla, La Maestría cooks classics such as oxtail and gazpacho.

At no extra cost: you pay the same rate as booking direct with the hotel – the suitespot benefits come on top, free of charge.

For the evening: live jazz plays at the Art Deco Bar Americano in the Hotel Alfonso XIII Seville. On the Pura Vida roof terrace at Los Seises Seville, there is flamenco at sunset on Sundays, and the same hotel has its own flamenco tablao, La Giralda. The Almagra rooftop bar at Serras Seville mixes cocktails with a view of the Cathedral.

An evening in the shadow of the Giralda

If you book a 5-star hotel in Seville right by the Cathedral, you can plan the whole evening on foot: a cocktail on the Almagra roof terrace at Serras Seville, dinner at fismuler downstairs, and on Sundays flamenco at sunset on the Pura Vida terrace at Los Seises Seville, about 150 meters away. Our travel advisors will gladly make the reservations for you.

Luxury hotels in Seville with a history: from the 1929 Exposition to the Archbishop’s Palace

Two grand hotels were built for the Ibero-American Exposition of 1929. The Hotel Alfonso XIII Seville was commissioned under King Alfonso XIII and designed by José Espiau y Muñoz in the Neo-Mudéjar style; it opened on April 28, 1929, with a banquet attended by the King and Queen Victoria Eugenie. From 1931 to 1939 it was called Hotel Andalucía Palace, it still belongs to the City of Seville, and in 2012 it was completely renovated.Hotel Alfonso XIII SevilleHotel Alfonso XIII Seville · Casco AntiguoFor the same exposition, José Miguel de la Cuadra built today’s Gran Meliá Colón Seville. Ava Gardner, Picasso and Dalí later stayed under its modernist stained-glass dome, and before bullfights it was traditionally the base of the great matadors, which the restaurant El Burladero still recalls.Cavalta Boutique Hotel SevilleCavalta Boutique Hotel Seville · TrianaIf you are looking for a 5-star hotel in Seville with a history right by the Cathedral, stay at Serras Seville: Aníbal González designed the building from 1915 to 1917 as Casa Álvaro Dávila for the Marqués de Villamarta, with a tower and an exterior polygonal staircase; the Marquis’s former private quarters now house the Suite El Marqués. A disciple of González, Ramón Balbuena y Huertas, built the 1924 townhouse in Triana where the Cavalta Boutique Hotel Seville now welcomes guests amid original tiles.

Two luxury hotels in the old town are older still. Los Seises Seville occupies the third courtyard of the 16th-century Archbishop’s Palace, in the former priests’ residence, and takes its name from the Seises, the choirboys who dance in the Cathedral. Hospes Las Casas del Rey de Baeza Sevilla grew out of an 18th-century corral de vecinos, a communal courtyard house that was once the heart of neighborhood life.

More recent buildings tell the city’s story, too: the Querencia de Sevilla occupies the converted former headquarters of Banco de Andalucía, and Thompson Seville is taking shape in La Gavidia, a modernist building by Ramón Montserrat Ballesté.

Award-winning luxury hotels in Seville: Michelin Keys and renowned hotel collections

Michelin Keys recognize hotels, not restaurants. In Seville, one Key each goes to the Hotel Alfonso XIII Seville, the 1929 Exposition palace with its colonnaded courtyard and garden, and to the Cavalta Boutique Hotel Seville, a 5-star hotel with only twelve rooms that can also be booked in its entirety.

Your suitespot benefits
  • Breakfast for two, every day
  • Room upgrade subject to availability
  • Hotel credit, e.g. US$100
  • Early check-in and late check-out
  • VIP service and personal advice
  • Points and status in the hotel programme
Over two nights, that adds up to around €500 in value on average – depending on hotel, rate and availability.

Memberships stand for a particular style. The Cavalta Boutique Hotel Seville belongs to Small Luxury Hotels of the World and won Luxury Boutique Hotel in Europe at the 2026 Reve Luxury Awards. The Gran Meliá Colón Seville is a member of the Leading Hotels of the World, Hospes Las Casas del Rey de Baeza Sevilla belongs to Design Hotels, and the Hotel Alfonso XIII Seville is part of the Luxury Collection.

Where to stay in Seville: Santa Cruz, Magdalena, Triana or by the university – the right location for your 5-star hotel

Seville is a city for walking: from the Cathedral to the Alcázar it is only a few steps, and the Isabel II Bridge takes you across to Triana. Almost all luxury hotels in Seville are in the old town or right next to it.Los Seises SevilleLos Seises Seville · Casco AntiguoAround the Cathedral and Santa Cruz: this is where you find an exclusive hotel in the center of Seville, between the Giralda, the Alcázar and the white lanes of Santa Cruz. We recommend the Querencia de Sevilla with its rooftop pool, a few minutes’ walk from the Cathedral and the Alcázar, and Serras Seville directly across from the Cathedral. For palace ambience, stay at Los Seises Seville, about 150 meters from the Giralda.Thompson SevilleThompson Seville · Casco AntiguoPlaza de la Magdalena and Plaza Nueva: northwest of the Cathedral you will find shopping streets, theaters and museums. On the palm-lined Plaza de la Magdalena, we recommend the Magdalena Plaza Seville Radisson Collection Hotel; close by stands the Gran Meliá Colón Seville, whose rooftop pool looks out over the Cathedral and the Magdalena church. Thompson Seville is set to open on Plaza de la Concordia in late 2026.

Santa Catalina: in the north of the old town, Hospes Las Casas del Rey de Baeza Sevilla puts you in a quiet neighborhood that is still within walking distance of the Cathedral and the Alcázar.

Your suitespot benefits
  • Breakfast for two, every day
  • Room upgrade subject to availability
  • Hotel credit, e.g. US$100
  • Early check-in and late check-out
  • VIP service and personal advice
  • Points and status in the hotel programme
Over two nights, that adds up to around €500 in value on average – depending on hotel, rate and availability.

At no extra cost: you pay the same rate as booking direct with the hotel – the suitespot benefits come on top, free of charge.

By the university: on the southern edge of the old town, next to the former Royal Tobacco Factory, the Hotel Alfonso XIII Seville stands between Plaza de España and the old town; the airport is about 20 minutes away by taxi.

Triana: on the other side of the Guadalquivir, one bridge from the old town, lies the neighborhood of ceramic workshops and flamenco bars. Here we recommend the Cavalta Boutique Hotel Seville on the corner of Calle San Jacinto and Condes de Bustillo.

Our travel advisors’ insider tip

In Seville, the address tells you little about the price. Around the Cathedral, Los Seises Seville from 159 € and Serras Seville from 240 € are only a few minutes apart. So choose your 5-star hotel in Seville by the neighborhood you want outside your door in the evening: Santa Cruz for the Cathedral and the Alcázar, the Magdalena for shopping streets and squares, Triana for the river and flamenco.

What a night at a 5-star hotel in Seville costs – and what is included

Prices start at 159 € at Los Seises Seville and go up to 358 € at the Hotel Alfonso XIII Seville. Thompson Seville is set to open in late 2026. You will find all nine hotels with their current prices in the hotel list further down, too.

Luxury hotelFromsuitespot benefits fromsuitespot score
Los Seises Seville159 €1st night★ 4.0/5
Hospes Las Casas del Rey de Baeza Sevilla170 €1st night★ 4.7/5
Magdalena Plaza Seville Radisson Collection Hotel175 €1st night★ 4.4/5
Cavalta Boutique Hotel Seville185 €2 nights★ 4.6/5
Querencia de Sevilla198 €1st night★ 4.5/5
Thompson Seville203 €1st night–
Serras Seville240 €1st night★ 4.2/5
Gran Meliá Colón Seville270 €1st night★ 4.3/5
Hotel Alfonso XIII Seville358 €1st night★ 4.6/5

What is included everywhere: daily breakfast for two, served as a buffet in the Majestic restaurant at the Gran Meliá Colón Seville, as a buffet in Restaurante San Fernando at the Hotel Alfonso XIII Seville and at Eneko Basque in the Magdalena Plaza Seville Radisson Collection Hotel. On top of that, every hotel offers an upgrade subject to availability.

When the benefits apply: at eight of the nine luxury hotels in Seville from the first night, at the Cavalta Boutique Hotel Seville from two nights. The upgrade is usually granted on arrival; at Thompson Seville it is confirmed at booking, though not from a room to a suite.

The hotel credit is worth a closer look. Serras Seville and the Gran Meliá Colón Seville add 100 US dollars for food and drinks, as does the Magdalena Plaza Seville Radisson Collection Hotel, though not in every rate; the Cavalta Boutique Hotel Seville gives 50 US dollars.

Extras at individual luxury hotels: at the Hotel Alfonso XIII Seville, the credit does not apply to room service and the minibar, but from the Premium Suite and a two-night stay another 100 US dollars come on top. At Hospes Las Casas del Rey de Baeza Sevilla, a fruit basket with chocolates and cava awaits you in your room, and in the suites champagne or manzanilla with Serrano ham and cheese.

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Points and status can be earned at eight of the nine hotels. Marriott Bonvoy applies at four of them, such as Hospes Las Casas del Rey de Baeza Sevilla and the Hotel Alfonso XIII Seville; add I Prefer at Serras Seville, the Leaders Club at the Gran Meliá Colón Seville, Radisson Rewards and World of Hyatt.

Seville through the seasons: in spring the orange blossoms scent the air, and during Semana Santa and the Feria de Abril the city is in a festive mood; for those dates, book early. In summer, the afternoons belong to the rooftop pools and the long nights to the terraces; in winter, the lanes belong to those out for a stroll.

How long to stay: for a 5-star hotel in Seville, we recommend three nights: one for the Cathedral and the Alcázar, one for Triana and the river, one for the Plaza de España.

The hotels in Seville at a glance

What sets the hotels in Seville apart – from their opening year to the spa:

Earn points & use your status in Seville

In Seville, you mainly earn with Marriott Bonvoy, for example at Querencia de Sevilla, Hotel Alfonso XIII Seville and Hospes Las Casas del Rey de Baeza Sevilla, plus I Prefer, the Leaders Club, Radisson Rewards and World of Hyatt. As suitespot books direct rates, points and status count as on a direct booking; at Cavalta Boutique Hotel Seville, without a program, breakfast, hotel credit and an upgrade count instead.

ProgramHotelsExamples in Seville
Marriott Bonvoy4 hotelsQuerencia de Sevilla, Los Seises Seville, Hotel Alfonso XIII Seville …
I Prefer1 hotelSerras Seville
Leaders Club1 hotelGran Meliá Colón Seville
Radisson Rewards1 hotelMagdalena Plaza Seville Radisson Collection Hotel
World of Hyatt1 hotelThompson Seville

Frequently asked questions about luxury hotels in Seville

What does a night at a luxury hotel in Seville cost?

Prices start at 159 € at Los Seises Seville and go up to 358 € at the Hotel Alfonso XIII Seville. Breakfast for two and an upgrade subject to availability are included everywhere; at the Cavalta Boutique Hotel Seville, the suitespot benefits apply from two nights, elsewhere from the first night.

Which is the most expensive hotel in Seville?

At the top end is the Hotel Alfonso XIII Seville, with rates from 358 € a night: the Neo-Mudéjar palace of the 1929 Ibero-American Exposition, with a Michelin Key and a garden pool. It is followed by the Gran Meliá Colón Seville from 270 € and Serras Seville from 240 €.

Which luxury hotels in Seville are new?

In September 2026, Serras Seville opened across from the Cathedral, with a pool on the 7th floor and the restaurant fismuler. The Cavalta Boutique Hotel Seville in Triana has welcomed guests since 2023, the Querencia de Sevilla since 2022, in the former headquarters of Banco de Andalucía. Thompson Seville is planned to open on Plaza de la Concordia in late 2026.

Which luxury hotels in Seville have a pool?

Almost all of them, mostly on the roof. The Gran Meliá Colón Seville has a heated pool you can use all year, the Querencia de Sevilla a pool on its 700 m² roof terrace, and at Serras Seville the rooftop pool across from the Cathedral is reserved for hotel guests. You swim in a garden at the Hotel Alfonso XIII Seville, whose pool is open in summer.

Which luxury hotel in Seville has a special restaurant?

For Basque cuisine, we recommend the Magdalena Plaza Seville Radisson Collection Hotel with Eneko Basque by Eneko Atxa. The restaurant Balbuena y Huertas at the Cavalta Boutique Hotel Seville holds a Bib Gourmand for 2026, and at Serras Seville the Madrid restaurant fismuler has opened its first Andalusian outpost. Rafael Cantizano cooks modern Andalusian cuisine at Azahar in Hospes Las Casas del Rey de Baeza Sevilla.

Which luxury hotels in Seville have a Michelin Key?

One Michelin Key each goes to the Hotel Alfonso XIII Seville, the palace of the 1929 Exposition, and to the Cavalta Boutique Hotel Seville in Triana, with only twelve rooms. The award recognizes the hotel, not a restaurant.

Can I earn points at Seville’s luxury hotels?

Yes, at eight of the nine hotels. Marriott Bonvoy applies at four of them, such as Hospes Las Casas del Rey de Baeza Sevilla and the Hotel Alfonso XIII Seville; add I Prefer at Serras Seville, the Leaders Club at the Gran Meliá Colón Seville, Radisson Rewards and World of Hyatt. Because suitespot books at direct rates, points and status nights count as usual.

Where should I stay in Seville?

Which location suits you depends on your plans: around the Cathedral and Santa Cruz for the major sights (recommendation: Querencia de Sevilla), Santa Catalina for a quiet neighborhood within walking distance (recommendation: Hospes Las Casas del Rey de Baeza Sevilla), Triana for the river and flamenco (recommendation: Cavalta Boutique Hotel Seville) and the area by the university for being close to Plaza de España (recommendation: Hotel Alfonso XIII Seville).

Which 5-star hotel in Seville is right by the Cathedral?

Serras Seville stands on Avenida de la Constitución directly across from the Cathedral and the Giralda, with a pool and a bar on its 7th-floor roof. A few minutes’ walk away are the Querencia de Sevilla, with a roof terrace and 360-degree views, and Los Seises Seville in the Archbishop’s Palace.

Which luxury hotels in Seville welcome dogs?

Dogs are welcome at Hospes Las Casas del Rey de Baeza Sevilla, which is expressly dog-friendly, and at the Cavalta Boutique Hotel Seville in Triana. The Gran Meliá Colón Seville accepts pets, too.

Where can I see flamenco at a hotel in Seville?

At Los Seises Seville: on the Pura Vida roof terrace there is flamenco at sunset on Sundays, plus jazz evenings, and the hotel is home to the flamenco tablao La Giralda. Live jazz plays at the Bar Americano in the Hotel Alfonso XIII Seville.

Which is the best luxury hotel in Seville?

That depends on how you travel. For couples, we recommend Hospes Las Casas del Rey de Baeza Sevilla with its rooftop spa; for history and a garden, the Hotel Alfonso XIII Seville; for a small hotel in Triana, the Cavalta Boutique Hotel Seville. If you want the Cathedral outside your window, book Serras Seville.

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