Seville is a city that thrives on atmosphere. Narrow streets open into hidden plazas, centuries-old traditions meet daily life, and the best stays feel like part of the city rather than simply a place to sleep. These boutique hotels and unique stays in Seville are handpicked for travellers who value personality, thoughtful design, and a sense of place. Each choice here brings you closer to what makes this Andalusian capital so special.
We focused on hotels that combine excellent locations, distinctive character, and local charm. All are well-reviewed for comfort and experience, and they work equally well for romantic weekends, cultural explorations, or simply enjoying Seville at your own pace. No filler, no ranking, just stylish stays worth considering.
Plácido y Grata
Plácido y Grata occupies a calm corner of Seville’s historic centre, set in a traditional building that feels quietly refined. It mixes classic Andalusian architecture with contemporary touches, and the public spaces, including a cocktail bar and coffee shop, create a relaxed rhythm throughout the day.
Why we like it: The balance of historic charm and modern comfort makes it feel like a haven in the city, with easy walking access to the Cathedral and main squares.
Price range: $$
Cristine Bedfor Sevilla Boutique Hotel
Cristine Bedfor Sevilla feels closer to staying in a beautifully curated private home than in a traditional hotel. Set in the heart of Santa Cruz, the hotel is intimate and layered with personality, mixing antiques, colour, and thoughtful details.
Rooms vary in size and layout, which adds to the sense of character rather than uniformity.
Why we like it: The personality. This is one of those places where every room feels slightly different, and that makes the stay feel more personal.
Price range: $$
BYPILLOW Abril
BYPILLOW Abril is a small, understated hotel on a quiet street in Santa Cruz. The design is simple and modern, and the focus is firmly on comfort, location, and ease.
It’s a practical choice for travellers who want to spend most of their time out in the city and come back to something straightforward and well run.
Why we like it: The location. You’re right in the historic centre, but removed enough from the busiest streets to sleep well.
Price range: $
Casa del Rey Sabio
Casa del Rey Sabio combines apartment-style accommodation with boutique hotel services. The building has historical character, with a central courtyard and traditional architectural details, but the interiors are clean and contemporary.
It’s well suited to longer stays or travellers who like having more space and independence.
Why we like it: The flexibility and beauty of the interiors. You get the privacy of an apartment with the polish and reliability of a boutique hotel.
Price range: $$
Casa del Contratador by Época Suites
Set in a restored historic building near the Cathedral, Casa del Contratador feels rooted in Seville’s past without being heavy or formal. Suites are spacious, with high ceilings and a calm, residential feel.
Despite the central location, just around the corner from the Cathedral and Alcázar, the atmosphere remains quiet and unhurried.
Why we like it: Sleeping this close to Seville’s landmarks while still feeling removed from the crowds is a rare combination.
Price range: $$$
Ocean Drive Sevilla
Ocean Drive Sevilla brings an urban feel to the historic centre. The design is modern and confident, with lively common spaces and a rooftop that adds another dimension to the stay.
It’s a good match for travellers who want a central base with a bit more energy.
Why we like it: The contrast between modern design and classic surroundings, plus the rooftop for evenings in the city.
Price range: $$
Intelier Casa de Indias
Intelier Casa de Indias is housed in a former palace, with a central courtyard and traditional Sevillian features throughout. The rooms lean classic rather than trendy, but everything feels well maintained and comfortable.
It’s a solid choice if you want atmosphere and history without sacrificing convenience.
Why we like it: The sense of place. This is Seville in architectural form, right in the heart of the old city.
Price range: $$
Seville rewards travellers who choose carefully. The right boutique hotel can turn a visit into something slower, more personal, and more memorable.
Explore our full Seville boutique hotel collection, or discover more handpicked stays across Spain.
Plácido y Grata
Plácido y Grata occupies a calm corner of Seville’s historic centre, set in a traditional building that feels quietly refined. It mixes classic Andalusian architecture with contemporary touches, and the public spaces, including a cocktail bar and coffee shop, create a relaxed rhythm throughout the day.
Why we like it: The balance of historic charm and modern comfort makes it feel like a haven in the city, with easy walking access to the Cathedral and main squares.
Price range: $$
Cristine Bedfor Sevilla Boutique Hotel
Cristine Bedfor Sevilla feels closer to staying in a beautifully curated private home than in a traditional hotel. Set in the heart of Santa Cruz, the hotel is intimate and layered with personality, mixing antiques, colour, and thoughtful details.
Rooms vary in size and layout, which adds to the sense of character rather than uniformity.
Why we like it: The personality. This is one of those places where every room feels slightly different, and that makes the stay feel more personal.
Price range: $$
BYPILLOW Abril
BYPILLOW Abril is a small, understated hotel on a quiet street in Santa Cruz. The design is simple and modern, and the focus is firmly on comfort, location, and ease.
It’s a practical choice for travellers who want to spend most of their time out in the city and come back to something straightforward and well run.
Why we like it: The location. You’re right in the historic centre, but removed enough from the busiest streets to sleep well.
Price range: $
Casa del Rey Sabio
Casa del Rey Sabio combines apartment-style accommodation with boutique hotel services. The building has historical character, with a central courtyard and traditional architectural details, but the interiors are clean and contemporary.
It’s well suited to longer stays or travellers who like having more space and independence.
Why we like it: The flexibility and beauty of the interiors. You get the privacy of an apartment with the polish and reliability of a boutique hotel.
Price range: $$
Casa del Contratador by Época Suites
Set in a restored historic building near the Cathedral, Casa del Contratador feels rooted in Seville’s past without being heavy or formal. Suites are spacious, with high ceilings and a calm, residential feel.
Despite the central location, just around the corner from the Cathedral and Alcázar, the atmosphere remains quiet and unhurried.
Why we like it: Sleeping this close to Seville’s landmarks while still feeling removed from the crowds is a rare combination.
Price range: $$$
Ocean Drive Sevilla
Ocean Drive Sevilla brings an urban feel to the historic centre. The design is modern and confident, with lively common spaces and a rooftop that adds another dimension to the stay.
It’s a good match for travellers who want a central base with a bit more energy.
Why we like it: The contrast between modern design and classic surroundings, plus the rooftop for evenings in the city.
Price range: $$
Intelier Casa de Indias
Intelier Casa de Indias is housed in a former palace, with a central courtyard and traditional Sevillian features throughout. The rooms lean classic rather than trendy, but everything feels well maintained and comfortable.
It’s a solid choice if you want atmosphere and history without sacrificing convenience.
Why we like it: The sense of place. This is Seville in architectural form, right in the heart of the old city.
Price range: $$
Seville rewards travellers who choose carefully. The right boutique hotel can turn a visit into something slower, more personal, and more memorable.
Explore our full Seville boutique hotel collection, or discover more handpicked stays across Spain.
Bob Stolk
Curator, A Good Stay
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