Hotel Alfonso XIII, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Seville
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Historic palace hotel blending Moorish and Spanish styles
Historic palace hotel blending Moorish and Spanish styles
"Housed in a former tobacco factory, Hotel Alfonso XIII will reappear as a Luxury Collection property, combining historic grandeur with international hospitality standards." - Olivia Morelli
"A city known for its unique Moorish style, vibrant culture, and home to flamenco. It offers a lively tapas bar scene and historical architecture." - Marco Palermo
"An architectural landmark opened in 1928 featuring Moorish-inspired design and Andalusian flair, with exclusive amenities such as access to a private pool right in Seville's historic center." - Michelle Gross Michelle Gross Michelle Gross is an award-winning travel, food, and lifestyle journalist. In addition to contributing to Travel + Leisure, Michelle is a travel columnist and regular contributor to Robb Report, Thrillist, Business Insider, Fodor’s, and BBC Travel, among others. Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines
"For a taste of truly regal extravagance, look no further. Built specially for Seville’s 1929 Expo, this majestic establishment was commissioned by the then king of Spain, who gave it his own name. Look out for the monarch’s mahogany and bronze throne: This was originally used in the royal office of the premises, which is where the restaurant Ena now sits. Here, executive chef Brian Deegan had just launched a new menu including grilled Iberian pork with escalivada and scallops with cauliflower foam. The hotel’s 148 rooms alternate Andalusian, Castilian, and Moorish decorative styles; with grand stairways, sweeping corridors, and ornamental patterns everywhere the eye can see. Address: C. San Fernando, 2, Casco Antiguo, 41004 Sevilla, Spain" - Agnish Ray
"Old-world extravagance you expect to find at a hotel in Seville still pervades at this beloved property." - Monica Mendal
