Seville is ready for a true return to form. The city whose splendor has inspired countless works of music, art, and poetry is in the beating heart of Andalucía, with its enchanting streets lined with orange trees and Moorish highlights. It’s a flavor that infuses the city’s architecture, which is also full of colonial influences due to the wealthy merchants that traded across the Spanish Empire. Saturated with various styles and cultures, many of the city’s age-old properties have been carefully converted into cool places to stay, while remaining steeped in heritage. Whether you’re in search of a rooftop pool to dip into or classic Moorish architecture, this is your ultimate guide to the best hotels in Seville.
What are the best hotels in Seville with a view?
For a beautiful vista, we love Unuk in the Soho district, where guests can take in the city sights from the rooftop pool and terrace. The experience rooms on the third floor all come their own private terraces that overlook the city, as well as sun loungers and a hot tub. Nearby in the Santa Cruz District, some of the rooms at EME Catedral Mercer have beautiful views of Seville’s cathedral—although the best vantage point is from the rooftop bar. For a grand stay, some of the rooms at Alfonso XIII have views from their private balconies.
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