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It seems unlikely that any hotel could make good on a promise to shield its guests from the electrifying din of Seville’s flamenco-tinged street life. Las Casas del Rey de Baeza, though, accomplishes this, and a bit more.
From the street the hotel appears utterly traditional, a whitewashed 18th-century house in the traditional style, in the midst of Seville’s historic district. The interiors, though, are refreshingly urbane and contemporary, an island of soothing modern design in the most picturesque of settings, bathed in the southern Spanish sunlight.
Slate floors and breezy open windows keep things cool, and the softly-lit interiors are sparely decorated, iron frames supporting hefty modern beds and contemporary furnishings contrasting with the courtyard or street views. Frosted glass doors divide bathrooms from bedrooms and flat-screen televisions forcefully remind guests of their place in time.
The hotel is organized about two central courtyards, and the rooms that face inward, from private patios, are the most peaceful and quiet. Facing outward, you’ll hear a touch more of the street life but you’ll take in more sun as well.
Positively bathed in sun, though, is the most unexpected of gestures, a small rooftop pool and an adjoining terrace, from which the rooftops of the surrounding neighborhood can be surveyed. Lighter fare is served on this rooftop terrace and lunch and dinner downstairs, in the modern Andalusian restaurant.
Delightful courtyard layout and pleasing relaxed ambience. Staff were very friendly and extremely helpful. Room was fine although a little small and lacking in natural light because of its ground floor location. Restaurant was fine, with excellent food and wine list, but overpriced breakfast.
I Disliked
Construction work opposite the hotel made access inconvenient at times. The location, like many in central Seville is problematic because of the maze of streets, but once you get used to it, this is part of the charm ! I was pleased we had decided NOT to drive to the hotel from the airport, which would have been impossible......
When you're sightseeing in the hot sun all day, it's so lovely to come back to a place like the Hospes in Sevilla. The hotel itself is charming with its patios and shuttered windows and the rooms are cool and comfortable. Pool is tiny and COLD but it's a great place for a dip at the end of the afternoon. Staff are lovely and attentive and the restaurant has the best food in the city. And if you're driving there they'll take care of your car and valet it for 16 euros a day.
Loved the pleasant atmosphere and the little touches like baskets of fruit in the courtyards. ever since finding the Tablet Hotel website, I have staying at various hotels and have been extremely pleased. Hotel have ranged from the US to Japan to Europe.
I Disliked
One particular front desk staff could have been a little more helpful and friendly but maybe it was a language barrier.
This hotel feels like home - a beautiful room, very tasteful and interesting public areas and a lovely roof top pool. The extras such as free computer, quality of breakfast and lovely products in the bathroom and a decent hairdryer are important, but also the quality of service in this hotel is very good and made my stay there very relaxed and pleasurable.
I Disliked
Nothing really - would definitely like to use hospes group of hotels again.
Las Casas del Rey was the perfect mix of old-fashioned charm and modern facilities. The building retains all the charm of of old-world Seville, but the restaurant, rooms and bathrooms are up-to-date and modern. Each room comes with an array of spa products, which was a cute little touch. The common areas are perfect for sitting and relaxing and the restaurant turned out delicious salads and dishes (it is worth eating at the hotel at least once, even though there are so many great places to eat in the city). The rooftop pool and lounge is a great, calm oasis, especially needed for the hot Seville summer. Great location in El Centro -- you are in walking distance to everything but not in a touristy area at all. I highly recommend a stay in this charming hotel.
I Disliked
The rooms are suitable, but not especially notable (though the bathroom is quite nice). The common areas more than make up for the rooms.
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