Seville Hotels

Welcome to the capital of Andalucía. Known locally as Sevilla and called Hispalis centuries ago by the Romans and Ishbiliya more recently by the Moors, Seville is a city steeped in Spanish history like no other. Eurobookings.com believes that where you stay is one of the most important elements of how much you’ll enjoy your Seville vacation, so it offers so many ways to find the perfect hotel room.

There are so many locations in Seville to choose from, and Eurobookings.com allows you to enter a location, whether it be a district, a museum, a park, a theatre or even a hotel near Sevilla International Airport. You can also find hotels by their popularity, by their star rating and even by the size and age of you and your group. The website features photographs and maps of each Seville hotel, as well as a complete list of amenities. Does the hotel have a swimming pool? A restaurant? Does the restaurant serve breakfast? Lunch? Dinner? Is breakfast complimentary? All questions are answered about all hotels, so you can make up your mind in an informed fashion and confidently make your Sevilla reservations.

Seville itself offers as many hotel options as it does attractions. For example, you can stay in a five-room hotel hundreds of years old with a traditional Andalucian courtyard and fountain in the old Jewish Quarter of the city. Or you can stay in five-star luxury hotels where you’ll be waited on hand and foot near the Plaza de Toros de la Real Maestranza Bullring. Or how about walking out the front door of your hotel in Seville's Bellavista-Palmera District and finding yourself at the Plaza de España or the Parque María Luisa, both built for the 1929 Ibero-Americano World’s Fair. With over 100 Seville hotels listed on the website, you’re guaranteed to find the right Seville hotel for you at the right price.

Seville also offers several sights that you will never forget, and each is surrounded by Eurobookings.com hotels. Like the Este District’s Cathedral of Seville, which, along with London’s St. Paul’s and Rome’s Saint Peter’s is one of the three largest Cathedrals in the world and features an 11,520 square meter nave and the resting place of Christopher Columbus.

And then there’s Seville’s best known structure, La Giralda, the Cathedral’s bell tower which started out as a minaret for the Mosque that previously occupied the spot. You can also find a hotel room near the Real Alcázar, a Moorish palace featuring courtyards, gardens, ponds and more. And if it’s convenience you’re looking for, you can certainly find many hotel rooms near the Seville Airport.