Hip, historic Alfalfa offers up the history of Seville in one small melting-pot area. With plenty of lively cafes and tapas bars to help you appreciate the way many people have influenced local flavour as well as this city’s architecture and culture. From Roman ruins to Moorish design and a grand church built during the golden age of Christianity, Alfalfa has plenty for the eyes to feast on too. Some of our Guru’s recommendations for the best hotels in Alfalfa are also on their list of the best places to stay in all Seville. This area is central and totally unique. And of course there’s all that choice when it comes to meal times…
Conveniently positioned between beautiful Santa Cruz and useful Centro Seville, modern Alfalfa is also a great place to uncover a trendy boutique or gallery, and the Casa de Pilatos palace has tiles to rival those of the Alcazar. In fact it’s becoming quite hipster, as well as being fairly well to do.
Casa No. 7 is a six room boutique hotel housing a beautiful collection of antiques. All set around a characterful central courtyard. The hotel feels elegant and intimate.
The Corral del Rey is a beautifully converted 17th century mansion with 13 chic, individually decorated rooms arranged around a pretty central courtyard. They say they offer old world charm and modern comfort.
There’s loads to do in Seville, but lots of people are here to let their tastebuds go on an adventure too. Las Casas del Rey de Baeza is a good base if that’s the kind of visit you’re looking for. They offer Iberian Ham Tastings and an impressive range of tapas, which you can have by the rooftop plunge pool or in the lovely central courtyard. There’s also an Andalusian restaurant. And the decor is elegant and minimalist.
La Casa del Maestro is a family-run boutique hotel, which was once the home of one of Spain’s great flamenco musicians - if you were wondering about the name! There are 12 rooms, and an Andalusian style when it comes to the decor, with plenty of colour. There’s also a patio and a fantastic roof terrace. Some rooms are under £100 per night.
Seville
Beautiful converted 17th-century mansion in Alfalfa District Old Town Seville. The chic, individual rooms are arranged around a pretty central courtyard. Old world charm meets modern comfort. Romantic and stylish.
Seville
19th Century family-run boutique, in the traditional district of Santa Catalina. Former home to one of Spain’s great flamenco guitar players. Andalusian style and charm make up the B&B, where bedrooms are vibrant with colour, have their own patio and the roof terrace boasts stunning views.
Seville
Sophisticated, chic boutique hotel in 18th Century building centralised around beautiful Andalusian courtyards. Elegant, minimalist rooms with access to a rooftop plunge pool and small spa. Enjoy the local, but modern, Andalusian cuisine at the restaurant. Only Ten minutes walk to the centre.
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