A small hotel situated in the centre of Seville, opposite the church of Santa Catalina. It is a typical nineteenth-century Seville courtyard-house. The restoration of the house has respected even the smallest detail. A house distributed over three floors, finishing with a terrace offering unbeatable views of the city's most representative monuments. Notice: Closed for holidays from August 1st until September 3th 2007. Office hours Monday to Friday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Suite rooms will be available in August to lodge our guests.
Seville at its purest. A short walk will lead the privileged guests to the magic of Seville monumental area into this cheerful, colourful welcoming land.
Traditional rides in horsedrawn carriages or inexhaustible walks through the heart of the Triana quarter await you.
And, after a truly luxurious day for the senses, those who decide to return to the hotel will enjoy the best in traditional cuisine.

The hotel has a total of 11 rooms distributed over 2 floors (7 twin rooms, 4 quadruple rooms)
All of them have centralised air conditioning and heating,
Sat TV, video, phone and bathroom with shower,
hairdryer, safe box, craddle and minibar.

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From the airport, go towards Seville by the S-30. Go to Santa Justa railway station (Avda. Kansas City), cross the AVE railway line bridge and turn left. Then turn right until you reach Puerta de Osario. Follow the indications leading to the church of Sta. Catalina and continue until you reach Almudena street where you will find the hotel. From the airport, go towards Seville by the S-30. Go to Santa Justa railway station (Kansas City avenue), cross the AVE railway line bridge and turn left. Then turn right until you reach Puerta de Osario. Follow the indications leading to the church of Sta. Catalina and continue until you reach Almudena street where you will find the hotel.   Download GPS | Download Google Earth (KML)

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Seville at its purest. A short walk will lead the privileged guests to the magic of Seville monumental area into this cheerful, colourful welcoming land.
Traditional rides in horsedrawn carriages or inexhaustible walks through the heart of the Triana quarter await you.
And, after a truly luxurious day for the senses, those who decide to return to the hotel will enjoy the best in traditional cuisine.