Hotel Alfonso XIII
Seville Spain
2008

Since its inauguration in 1929, the Hotel Alfonso XIII has been the preferred meeting point for residents of Seville and elite travelers from around the world. This Seville luxury hotel was constructed by the royal decree of King Alfonso XIII of Spain, to house VIP guests during the Ibero-American Exposition, and for the last 85 years this hotel has housed royalty, heads of state, and those keen to share in its aura of history and glamor.

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Commissioned by the King of Spain to play host to international dignitaries during the 1929 Exhibition, Hotel Alfonso XIII, a Luxury Collection Hotel remains an iconic cultural landmark, centrally located in the historic quarter of Santa Cruz, next to Reales Alcázares and Seville Cathedral. The hotel’s distinguished architecture and Moorish detailing have been enriched, showcasing native Andalusian design and heritage to a new generation of traveler. The hotel's elegant décor, from the lobby to the inner courtyard, continues to reflect Sevillian style. This ambience also pervades our outdoor swimming pool and gardens, which entice guests to relax and refresh under the warm Andalusian sun.